Review of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) by Jay L — 23 Mar 2011

Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid is one of the best buddy films ever made. It's a beautifully shot western filled with action and humor. Every scene fills the eyes with dazzling cinematography and the aroma of the classic western films. This film stands tall as a classic with the best westerns ever put on screen. A clever, witty, and smart film that will hold the attention of anyone, it's just good ole' fun that was well done and was intelligently crafted. Filled with wicked shootouts, robberies of all different sorts, brilliant one- liners, and enough entertainment to last a lifetime.

Paul Newman's most iconic role in my opinion was as Buth Cassidy, the man that was the brains behind the legendary Hole In The Wall Gang. Newman was brilliant in this role, an iconic actor in the best role of his legendary career. Robert Redford was also brilliant as the hardcore, gunslinglin' cowboy The Sundance Kid, whom was Butch Cassidy's best friend and sidekick. These two nailed it. Pure 100% acting genius.