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By Travis H (484) on 26 Feb 2012

If Arthur Penn's seminal Bonnie and Clyde has a moral, it's that there are few things more dangerous than bored young people with big ambition…

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By Ryan V (1,568) on 26 Feb 2012

If Arthur Penn's seminal Bonnie and Clyde has a moral, it's that there are few things more dangerous than bored young people with big ambition…

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By Gavin S (642) on 19 Feb 2012

I think if I'd seen this in 1967 when it first came out, it would have been more powerful, but that's not to say it's not a good movie…

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By Darren H (638) on 18 Feb 2012

Overlong and overwrought, it's an average noir film done in an ugly, piss-yellow tint. It might've worked better in black-and-white…

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By Ben H (1,875) on 18 Feb 2012

A force d'encenser les Tarentino, les Michael Mann et autres Tony Scott, on en oublie presque que leur originalite ne fait souvent que remettre…

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By Alexander P (1,095) on 14 Feb 2012

I had to watch this movie for a Film as Art project and came into it with very low expectations, but I was pleasantly surprised…

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By Zack F (341) on 10 Feb 2012

A landmark gangster picture that stands up 45 years on thanks to its unflinchingly brutal honesty, babe and bullets classic Bonnie & Clyde…

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By Regoz (109) on 24 Jan 2012

I still love it now as much as I have loved it before. It is pretty unique in its genre…

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By Harpreet S (317) on 24 Jan 2012

A beautiful tale of love between two ferocious thieves…

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By Billy R (102) on 21 Jan 2012

Should have been more historically accurate, but still really liked it…

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By Ethan R (229) on 15 Jan 2012

A classic. Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway were brilliant…

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By Kris H (215) on 06 Jan 2012

Definitely more of a comment on the late '60's than the Depression, but good fun…

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By Luke W (568) on 17 Dec 2011

Another one of those movies where I wish I was alive when it came out. Violence had never been shown like this at the time…

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By Zachary N (278) on 17 Dec 2011

Another one of those movies where I wish I was alive when it came out. Violence had never been shown like this at the time…

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By Bradley W (993) on 17 Dec 2011

Another one of those movies where I wish I was alive when it came out. Violence had never been shown like this at the time…

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By Brendan J (37) on 17 Dec 2011

Another one of those movies where I wish I was alive when it came out. Violence had never been shown like this at the time…

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By Houston C (5) on 17 Dec 2011

One of my favorite films, Bonnie & Clyde makes being an outlaw romantic and exciting, with one of the most famous movie endings ever…

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By Amy J (196) on 07 Dec 2011

I enjoy this movie if for no other reason than it is well-acted…

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By Brian R (1,372) on 20 Nov 2011

Landmark film. Arthur Penn's Bonnie and Clyde seted new standards in it's use of violence and zeitgeist themes of the times…

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By Jay L (562) on 16 Nov 2011

Just as exhilarating and cool to watch now as it must have been back in the 60's. Bonnie and Clyde are impossible characters not to love…

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