This movie is now over forty years old, but it stands the test of time for the simple fact that it is brilliant!
Warren Beatty is outstanding as Clyde Barrow, and the beautiful Faye Dunwaway lights up the screen as his girlfriend Bonnie Parker, as the two become Americas most wanted in the depression-era Southwest.
The film perfectly balances itself on a knife-edge of laughter and bloodshed, then terror as the two learn the hard way that they can get hurt or even end up dead, as every day bodies start to pile up, and the feeling of dread becomes more apparant.
The film has a great support cast with the likes of the great Gene Hackman and Gene Wilder. Brilliantly directed by Arther Penn, he keeps the film ballanced perfect with the movies sensibilities tough but never cruel. The film still dazzles today. But the given 18 certificate is far too strong, even the iconic ending seems tame when compared to todays standards.
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This movie is now over forty years old, but it stands the test of time for the simple fact that it is brilliant!
Warren Beatty is outstanding as Clyde Barrow, and the beautiful Faye Dunwaway lights up the screen as his girlfriend Bonnie Parker, as the two become Americas most wanted in the depression-era Southwest.
The film perfectly balances itself on a knife-edge of laughter and bloodshed, then terror as the two learn the hard way that they can get hurt or even end up dead, as every day bodies start to pile up, and the feeling of dread becomes more apparant.
The film has a great support cast with the likes of the great Gene Hackman and Gene Wilder. Brilliantly directed by Arther Penn, he keeps the film ballanced perfect with the movies sensibilities tough but never cruel. The film still dazzles today. But the given 18 certificate is far too strong, even the iconic ending seems tame when compared to todays standards.
If you have never seen this film, you don't know what your missing. The is no ordinary gangster film.
A legend of a movie!