Talk:List of films about bicycles and cycling

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Hollywood and Cycling

Vanderbilt, Tom (30 July 2010). "How not having a car became Hollywood shorthand for loser". Slate Magazine.

The above article provides insights into the depiction of cycling and cyclists in Hollywood films. It seems slightly outside the scope of this article but maybe someone can find a suitable way to include it as a reference here or in a similar article. -- 109.78.230.185 (talk) 04:52, 4 October 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Split into list of documentaries and feature films?

Documentaries and feature films are as widely different as fiction and textbooks within literature. I think it would make a big difference for this list if we could split it up into two lists: Documentaries and feature films. It doesn't have to be two articles, it could be two lists after each other in this article. What do you think? Forteller (talk) 01:08, 5 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]