Thelma And Louise: Special Edition

Two women decide to hit the road, leaving their mundane lives and crackpot, controlling husbands behind (hilarious performance from Christopher McDonald as Thelma's husband). After Louise shoots and kills a potential rapist, they go on the run from the police. As fugitives, they discover new depths to their friendship and have time to reflect on what course of action to take. Do they give themselves up? Do they escape the law? Thelma and Louise is a great road movie which will have the feminists in particular cheering on our heroines. Yet another superb film from Ridley Scott that I would highly recommend.

One of the best movies iv watched in a long time.
Everything about this movie is great, the plot, the acting, Love it!!

Thelma & Louise starts off as a simple girlie weekend away for stressed-out waitress Louise Sawyer (Susan Sarandon) and stressed-out housewife Thelma Dickinson (Geena Davis), but after an altercation in a redneck bar with the over-friendly Harlan (Timothy Carhart), after which Louise produces a gun, the girls find themselves on the run for murder.

It's a classic road movie and as the girls drive through the desert they find themselves on the run from cop Hal Slocumb (Harvey Keitel), his superior Max (Stephen Tobolowsky) and while Louise is missed by her other-half Jimmy (the effortlessly-cool Michael Madsen), the same cannot be said for Thelma's husband Darryl (Christopher McDonald), but at least Thelma finds some solace in hitch-hiker J.D. (Brad Pitt in an early screen performance), until he steals all their money.