Bonnie and Clyde
Crime • R • 1967 • 1 hr 51 min
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All star cast. Great cinematography and writing. Indelible images of the Great Depression.
A classic in American cinema. Gripping until the very end. Clyde Barrow was quite the himbo. I’d fall in love too.
I haven't seen it in years, but I remember it being a good movie.
It’s a beautiful and tragic love story. It’s all the stuff you dream about as a dramatic little girl but without the soppiness.
A classic. By all means watch this at least once. It’s still entertaining even now.
Authentic true story, somewhat glamourised by the casting of the lead actors, but a classic nevertheless, with a great supporting cast.
I liked the unconventional love story. I'd guess it was pretty progressive at that time.
So we'll played and made! If you heard about Bonnie and Clyde, watch this movie.
Fantastic drama about the lives, love, and robberies of Bonnie and Clyde, great cast
Exciting and entertaining depiction of the duo. However, the choice to raise the volume for the gunfights is more annoying than immersive.
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