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Bonnie and Clyde

Loosely based on the exploits of depression-era lovers and bandits, Bonnie and Clyde. They fatefully meet when Clyde attempts to steal Bonnies mothers car. Excited by his outlaw demeanor, she joins him on a crime spree that ends in one of the bloodiest death scenes in cinematic history.

"Penns realization of the Bonnie and Clyde mythosfrom a Lubitschian meet-cute to the bloody, balletic death sceneis at once judicious and grandiloquent, relishing as much in the real-world implications of their egregiously violent ways as it does in Warren Beattys id-laden mannerisms and Faye Dunaways whimsical sociopathy." Kathleen Sachs, Cine-File

"In an American decade increasingly defined by the Pill and Free Love, here was a film in which the gorgeous heroine blatantly came onto her equally gorgeous boyfriendits usually the other way aroundand inspired only anxiety and embarrassment. This was a film that extended and perfected a lot of the games Alfred Hitchcock played with audience identification." - Rogerebert.com

"Considered New Hollywood's moment of arrival, tipping square critic Bosley Crowther into retirement (The New York Times, they were a-changin')." - Nick Pinkerton, Village Voice