Filmed in 1967 based on true events in the 1930s.
Because I watched old dramas such as "Citizen Kane" and "Twelve Angry Men", I forgot that they were technical conditions decades ago. Except for dramas with relatively low technical requirements, audiovisual The progress of technologies such as obedience and Taoism in the past few decades can be described as earth-shaking, so that it is inevitable to feel embarrassed to see the rough action special effects like this film.
Action scenes such as driving scenes and gunfights are very disappointing to modern people, and the blurred and noisy color film photography is also difficult to get used to; and the movement of mirrors, editing, music, etc., can not be seen too prominently.
In terms of plot, the translated title of this film is exaggerated, male and female are male and female, but it is just the mischief of a group of little thieves. There is no plan for committing the crime, and what they rob is only small money. Although it is advertised that it is not aimed at innocent people, it does harm innocent people. People, their death is a matter of course. The desire for freedom, the obsession with love, the hatred of the government and capital during the Great Depression... These things are not reasons to hurt innocent people, and reasonable people should not advocate this.
In the West where liberalism prevails, this kind of romantic Robin Hood may be very popular, but in today's pragmatic world, I am afraid not many people will appreciate it, and even ridicule it: stupid.
Easy car theft, shooting scenes like water pistols, blunt driving scenes and action scenes; the romanticism of gangsters, and the grand robbery of both good and evil...
Looking at it now, I don't think this movie from 60 years ago is very good.
But aside from the technical limitations, the anti-authority and anti-capital ideas revealed in this film, as well as the romantic imagination of freedom and freedom, and the ignorance and fearlessness, are daring, and at the same time, they easily hurt innocent people unintentionally. No matter what age young people are, they all have this kind of emotion more or less, and because of this, young people are always full of vigor;
For Clyde and Bonnie, at least, they lived like summer flowers, but they also died.
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