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By Tom S (1,076) on 03 Jan 2010

It's supposed to be a classic and i've seen it twice now, but I don't get it…

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By Conner R (1,016) on 03 Jan 2010

Probably one of the best crime pieces. Maybe it isn't the most accurate biopic, but it's definitely a great movie…

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By Nelson P (461) on 03 Jan 2010

One of the greatest American crime dramas…

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By Thaddeus R (31) on 30 Dec 2009

This was excellent. Some further reading about its history revealed that it was innovative for the time in its treatment of violence…

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By Zero S (15) on 29 Dec 2009

Someone please wipe that look off Warren Beatty's face…

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By Elvira B (66) on 25 Dec 2009

I have just seen it on dvd. It is not only now one of my favorite films but I think it is the best love story of all time, hands down…

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By Mark C (1,395) on 23 Dec 2009

You can't tell the true story about Bonnie and Clyde without including a good amount of violence, and Arthur Penn understood this…

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By Walter C (337) on 22 Dec 2009

This is one of those classic films where it's pointless to even talk about it. Basically, if you haven't seen it, see it…

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By Peter C (1,037) on 22 Dec 2009

Support from genes hackman and wilder? layered writing? big ol' stars doing fine work in leading roles? american cinema at its finest…

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By Christian L (269) on 22 Dec 2009

Exelent Film, staring Warren Beatty, Faye Dunaway and Gene Hackman…

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By Ben G (949) on 20 Dec 2009

Along with The Graduate, Bonnie and Clyde changed film - and all other art forms - forever, introducing sex and violence with artfulness and…

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By Moazzam M (3) on 19 Dec 2009

So much has been said of the influence of Bonnie and Clyde that you can sometimes forget that aside from completely altering the DNA of American…

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By Trevor B (288) on 15 Dec 2009

Fabulous film, very very watchable and doesn't feel dated at all. Faye Dunaway is sexy too…

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By James J (731) on 14 Dec 2009

A fun and smartly-written ride through and through. Beatty and Dunaway are a very entertaining duo to watch…

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By Jerry T (142) on 11 Dec 2009

Erotic and exhilarating with its aggressive energy, but doesn't overshadow its own relevance within our present culture…

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By 261747 B (1) on 08 Dec 2009

This was one of those turning point movies of the sixties…

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By Brad M (499) on 07 Dec 2009

Very influential period drama about infamous gangsters Bonnie and Clyde. Enjoy it quite a bit…

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By Sm-X S (2) on 01 Dec 2009

Crime takes more sometimes then you realize…

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By Colin H (397) on 01 Dec 2009

Bonnie and Clyde, two petty thieves who want to become big time robbers, meet up by chance and seek fame and fortune by the most reckless means…

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By Aki K (54) on 27 Nov 2009

New Hollywood is born when two down-on-their-luck businesspeople start robbing banks with Michael J. Pollard and Harry Cau-er, I mean Gene Hackman…

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