1967 Directed by Arthur Penn
In the 1930s, bored waitress Bonnie Parker falls in love with an ex-con named Clyde Barrow and together they start a violent crime spree through the country, stealing cars and robbing banks.
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i want a remake of this starring rosamund pike and the leading actor of her choice. i trust her judgement more than my own
Noir-November Challenge! Movie #31
Based loosely on the real life gangsters Bonnie and Clyde!
Sultry Faye Dunaway lights up the screen with her larger than life rendition of the character Bonnie Parker! Her animal magnetism cannot be contained within the big screen any more than you can keep the dough inside the Pillsbury container once you cracked it and the dough burst through the seam! The intimate close up shots of this vivacious beauty were pure eye candy!
Warren Beatty effervescent rendition of Clyde Barrow was equally amazing! Together they were hands down one of the most charismatic and tragedy bound anti hero couples ever to grace the big screen!
Stellar performances by fellow co-stars Michael J. Pollard, Gene Hackman,…
We rob banks.
A glorious deluge of ultraviolence, Bonnie and Clyde was uproariously controversial at the time of its release for its undaunted depiction of savagery and depravity. The true story of one of the most notorious criminal duos in history is brought larger than life through two exquisite performances from Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway. Their whirlwind relationship, sparked in an instant and never once slowing down, tore all across the central United States as they found themselves on a constant quest for untold riches. Together with Clyde's brother Buck (played by a brilliant Gene Hackman in an early career role) and his wife, along with a hapless tagalong who barely receives any depth or development, they formed the…
My favourite gag in any old cartoon, is whenever a character got repeatedly shot, appeared unhurt, then proceed to drink from a beverage and have all the liquid leak out from the multitude of holes.
Priceless. Had me in stitches every time.
So really, I see nothing here but a wasted opportunity.
The comedy stylings of Bonnie and Clyde. I assume the taboo breaking history of this film allows this low-brow attitude towards it. It's really fun getting into the action immediately from the start, which doesn't disappoint throughout the rest of the film. Considering only what is presented, without meta-narratives of the era, the themes that are meant to elevate this crime film don't feel developed enough. They are scattered, and in the grand narrative don't serve a consequential purpose. The celebrity status of gangsters for example, has a benign effect on the plot, and from the viewer's perspective, the lack of access to the background of the characters, can't put this theme in an expandable interpretation. I would go even…
Talvez seja uma coisa de época, mas não gosto muito da transição de diálogos que foi feita no filme: ou eles tão se atropelando, ou é uns assunto quebrado. Gostei da fotografia do filme e mais ou menos da atuação e construção da Bonnie, de resto achei bem médio. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid aproveita muito melhor os momentos de diálogo e de ação, e não tive essa sensação de ser tão truncado.
I Ain't Gonna Risk My Life In Oklahoma!
I was lightly interested in this movie after reading around that it encapsulated perfectly the larger-than-life, over-the-top atmosphere of the Roarin Twenties. Just that description grabbed my interest enough to give it a chance.
And I've got to say, I wasn't disappointed. Sure, the acting is sometimes lackluster and it has a few pacing problems, but Bonnie and Clyde is still a great action movie filled with memorable quotes and scenes. That goddam chase sequence was stellar. I'm still left in awe by it.
"poop movie" - Woody
can see how this was a masterpiece at the time but its just cringe now
Really good in its own right, but it's also the movie that touched off my interest (obsession?) in watching older movies (and movies in general), so it will always have a special place in my heart.
“Step on it, Velma!”
A work of truth and brilliance. I actually expected something from this movie and surprisingly it gave me everything I’ve wanted.
Both, Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty have done a great performance and came out perfect. We received a chance to see behind the crime duo Bonnie and Clyde and I strongly believe, that it succeeded. It also made me quite emotional, but that’s what this movie's also about. Commitment for each other. The love between Bonnie and Clyde is in some weird way exactly what I aim for: Trust from the very first second.
Someday they’ll go down together;
They’ll bury them side by side;
To few it’ll be grief—
To the law a relief—
But it’s death for Bonnie and Clyde.
I am very conflicted.
Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway had great chemistry, I fell in love with Bonnie and Clyde right from the start.
While I loved following them into the spiral of corruption, I got very distracted with the humor.
It was funny at times, but in other moments it felt a bit forced and threw me off a little. The character of Blanche Barrow didn’t work at all for me. I get that she was supposed to be as shrill and annoying as possible but Lord, I just really wished for her to shut up. And not in a funny way.
I did like how the film ended, but it just wasn’t as dramatic because of the humorous tone the film had the whole time.
Still a very watchable film and a classic for sure!
Follwing up the chase with something that is equal parts chaotic and hilarious is truly a grand feat. Where the love on run genre really began.
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