Bonnie and Clyde
Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway are the legendary Depression-era bandits and lovers in this landmark film that won two Academy Awards and triggered a revolution in screen violence.
OMG!!!! @chris-tea
This movie is SOOOOO GOOOOOD!!!! I've always heard that it was one of the best movies ever made, and it really is!!!! It is most definately a cinematic achievement, introducing violence in films (you can correct me if i'm wrong, by the way). It has so much depth to it, and the cast is very good as well! Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty truly have chemistry, and their acting is amazing! And Warren Beatty is ga-ga-gorgeous in this movie!!!!!
Bonnie and Clyde @corey man
I loved it not only because I am a part of the family tree of Bonnie Parker but also because of how the story is played out and how ahead of its time it was. The movie really shows how much they loved eachother and that they would die for eachother. BEST MOVIE I'VE EVER SEEN
Wow @No Nose
This movie is awesome. One of my top five all time favorites for sure. It's so much more dynamic than just a shoot 'em up action movie. And on a more superficial level... Faye Dunaway's outfits are so good!
Bonnie and Clyde @How Cute
Bonnie and Clyde are the cutest and hottest couple around!
A Classic, For Sure. @Kurt L Hanson
Lesson for the young folk, if so inclined. This movie came out at the same time I also watched The Great Train Robbery. I'm not even into my teenage years. The contrast between the two criminal frames of mind. One group has an objective and plans their actions so that no one should get hurt in the process. They take pride in the fact that no one should, if at all possible, get hurt while they take possession of the gold bars. The other group never learned to simply care; never learned the sense of satisfaction and self-worth that comes from planning a task and a job well done. The parallels to everyday life can be made for what ails US these days. Sloppy vs. Quality, and throw the psychology books in the dumpsters and install a sense to simply CARE! "I don't care!" Well, learn to care, young man, 'cause things don't boil down simpler than that." Enough said.