A political conspiracy thriller par excellence and a candidate perhaps for Beatty's finest screen moment. Alan J Pakula's monumental "The Parallax View" retains its intense intelligence and sense ...

The Parallax View, directed by the great Alan J. Pakula, originally opened in theaters June 1974. It's one of many conspiracy thrillers from the 70s about how the US government is super shady and ...

The Parallax View is an engrossing political thriller with a twisty narrative that will keep you guessing until the very end. Rent The Parallax View on VOD now. California Split (1974) ...

Though nearly 50 years old, paranoid conspiracy thriller The Parallax View is even more relevant now in the post-January 6th USA.

‘Y ou have to remember, this picture came out after the era of assassinations and during the Watergate hearings,” filmmaker Alan Pakula said of The Parallax View (1974). That admission occurs ...

“Parallax” is a marvelously apt word for the age of paranoid cinema, suggesting that if only you could shift your perspective from what’s been fed to all of us, you could prove the official ...

The Parallax View, like so many American films of the ’70s, constantly feels as though it’s going to fly wildly off the rails and sail off into the sky, but it somehow manages to hang on ...

Alan J. Pakula was a master visual storyteller, doing more with one well-composed shot than many filmmakers can do with 10 pages of dialogue. “The Parallax View” (1974) is a testament to his ...

“If the picture works,” director Alan J Pakula said of 1974’s The Parallax View, “the audience will trust the person sitting next to them a little less at the end of the film.” The ...

Alan J. Pakula was a master visual storyteller, doing more with one well-composed shot than many filmmakers can do with 10 pages of dialogue. “The Parallax View” (1974) is a testament to his ...