BONNIE AND CLYDE is a bit too early--but it does feature slo-mo.
The blow-up at the end of ZABRISKIE POINT is slo-mo, and I believe there are
some slo-mo sequences in THE PARALLAX VIEW.
 
 
Other possibilities:
battle scenes in PATTON
lovemaking in RYAN'S DAUGHTER
WOODSTOCK (if you count documentaries as genre films)
the ending of MCCABE AND MRS. MILLER and some of the deaths in that film
WHO IS HARRY KELLERMAN AND WHY IS HE SAYING THOSE TERRIBLE THINGS ABOUT ME
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF JUDGE ROY BEAN
SERPICO?
THE EXORCIST?
Diving off the cliff in PAPILLON
The opening shots of Lester's THE THREE MUSKETEERS
ROCKY bouncing up and down after his jog
TAXI DRIVER
CARRIE
Hallucinations in THE SEVEN PER-CENT SOLUTION
Woody Allen often uses slo-mo--and fast-mo--as parody in his earlier films
COMES A HORSEMAN
COMING HOME?
MIDNIGHT EXPRESS?
THE DEER HUNTER?
The ritual killing at the end of APOCALYPSE NOW
THE BLACK STALLION
STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE (or maybe it just *seems* like slo-mo!)
 
and to round off the decade:
ELEPHANT MAN
RAGING BULL
THE STUNT MAN
FAME?
ALTERED STATES
 
 
Don Larsson, Mankato State U (MN)
 
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