Bonnie and Clyde

The turning point from Hollywood's moribund studio system to the impending youthquake of the 1970s, Arthur Penn's Bonnie and Clyde (1967) audaciously broke conventions, upset critics, and revealed a young audience's box office power. With its unstinting violence and sympathy for... Full review

'Bonnie and Clyde' is not a film about two real people famous for so many bank robberies and murders across the big country... It shows a new kind of fury in which people could be harm by weapons... The film, however,... Full review

What was the matter with Bonnie at the beginning of the movie, showing all of that skin? I can't believe this actually became a movie. It should have never been made. This would be considered one of my all time worst... Full review

A unique movie which keeps you on the end of your seat through out it. I enjoyed this movie and consider it very intertaining. The director's sense of directoin was noticed through out the movie also.... Full review

When Arthur Penn's Thirties-set gangster movie first appeared in 1967 it was like a breath of fresh air in the American cinema, (though to be fair, on hindsight, the American cinema in the previous few years, particularly in the Independent... Full review

"Bonnie and Clyde" is the story of two bank robbers, Bonnie Parker(Faye Dunnaway) and Clyde Barrow(Warren Beatty), and made them one of America's most notorious criminals of the Great Depression. This film was directed by Arthur Penn, and it also stars... Full review

Every time I watch "Bonnie and Clyde" I'm convinced that this time it won't shock me. And every time I'm proved wrong."Bonnie and Clyde" was one of the first American movies to acknowledge that Americans are turned on by violence.... Full review

Like every other hollywood "true story" this one is really flawed when you actually research the events. Their attitude and actions did not reflect the sentiment at the time. It makes heroes out of murderers and thieves. Sure, the movie was... Full review

As you can see,i'm a Warren fan. This movie is an example of how easy it was to be so dumb, to get cauht so simple. The cast was great,and the scenes was believable. This movie gets a thumb up from... Full review

A great movie with a controversial in the times ending. Beatty and Dunaway portray their lead characters perfectly. The crime-action drama and the love story are a perfect fit. The direction was amazing in its entirety. No wonder it earned the... Full review

The 1967 movie is burned into our brains.....It's a masterpiece of cinema, and a stylish doctoring of history.....The film redefined the story of Bonnie and Clyde as a tale of arrogant bravado pushed to the limit..... ... Full Review

The film excels in various realms:....This film holds the number 27 spot on the AFI's best films of all time, and for good reason..... ... Full Review

The aforementioned historical feature (45 minutes) about the real Bonnie and Clyde is excellent....But some key elements are faithfully retained, including the tragic love story about two people who wanted to die together.....Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty deliver pitch perfect performances as Bonnie and Clyde, with characterisations that are layered and engaging.....All the accolades are well deserved, and none more so than a wonderfully economical script..... ... Full Review

In no way was it an attractive picture.....There are also a couple deleted scenes, trailers, and a hackneyed History Channel documentary that's best avoided.....Although the short pieces argue, of course, for the film being a classic for all time, there are welcome doses of reality here and there..... ... Full Review

We don't get to know her mood swings as much as we get to know Clyde's. Still, Dunaway has some emotional range to play around with, and Bonnie comes off as a real human being, rather than a stock gangster's moll. ... Full Review

Irving Penn, who's pioneering black and white images demonstrated a taste for stark simplicity whether he was creating fashion images, still life, landscapes or celebrity portraits, died Wednesday at his New York home. ... Full Article

Kevin Zegers will be joining Gossip Girl for a multi-episode arc as Damien, the love interest to Jenny Humphrey ( Taylor Momsen ). Sources confirm to JustJared.com that the Canadian actor, who turned 25 earlier this month, starts shooting in... ... Full Article

A merica had the notorious Bonnie and Clyde, bank robbers whose crime wave swept the central United States during the Great Depression. Germany's version was known as the Baader Meinhof Gang, 1970s radicals turned terrorists. ... Full Article

Rating: **** In an era of notorious outlaws, he was christened "public enemy No.1". A daredevil bank robber whose violent exploits lasted just over a year from late-1933 to mid-1934, John Dillinger became an unlikely folk hero during the Great... ... Full Article

What do you get if you cross Bonnie and Clyde with Fred and Ginger? Zooey and Joe. Their star-crossed romance in the comedy (500) Days of Summer has been making off with the box-office loot since its limited debut two... ... Full Article

Los Angeles police say actor LeVar Burton was involved in a five-car accident but wasn't seriously injured. Police said Burton was on Beverly Boulevard in West Los Angeles when a woman turned left in front of him. ... Full Article