fatal encounter

Ulices 2022-04-23 07:02:05

Male and Female Robbers (1967)
8.2
1967 / USA / Action Biography Crime / Arthur Payne / Warren Beattie Faye Dunaway

This movie is the second movie I watched at the Shanghai International Film Festival in 2017. It was at 6 o'clock after get off work. In the Atmos Hall of the Peaceful Film City, I remember that I was 3 minutes late, so I didn't see the title. From the beginning, I understood that Bonnie and Clyde met. It was a fatal encounter. Bonnie had her family reasons, so I saw a man who could take her out of the center of the whirlpool, and this man named Clyde. The man's first feeling was so naughty, and the two hit it off. The so-called men are not bad, women do not love, Clyde's bad mind makes Bao Ni instantly become a fan girl. They started a desperate journey like this.

This type of film is based on real crime cases and artistically modified. The so-called desperate mandarin ducks are not really romantic, and some assistants are added. In my opinion, these assistants are just like the way Jesus called his disciples back then. Enter, there is a natural degree of coordination. It seems to me that this has something to do with the depressed economy at that time. Everyone wants to take a path of wealth and risk.

Bonnie and Clyde's hormones and dopamine peak each time they commit a crime. Note that this is the excitement of committing a crime. Instead, Clyde has his own dark problems, so he has always been concerned about his intimate relationship with his girlfriend Bonnie. What I worry about is that a figure in the American social newspaper at that time was not satisfied with his girlfriend. There is a lot of joy here, especially how Clyde shows us in the film how to be squeamish and unhappy. She also has responsibility. She is not the kitten by Clyde's side. They complement each other, but they have no tomorrow.

They teased the police with their assistants and let them survive by accident. They really don't have a tomorrow. There is a cliché of the plot that has become a real evil, but the real case is presented to me. It was they who were really killed. But before they were killed, the contradictions within their group, their resistance when they stepped out of the vortex of life and entered a larger vortex of eternal doom, their powerless resistance, fortunately, they were not like Farewell My Concubine. Being raided is a happy death. Make future generations full of admiration but not really want to be them.

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  • Antonina 2021-12-07 08:01:40

    The movie is very good, but I am very disgusted with the female partner who only yells and looks exactly like San Dezi.

  • Jevon 2022-04-24 07:01:06

    Clyde is so handsome, cute, and stupid, like a sunshine college student, how can he look like a robber? Bonnie is also a stylish suit, beautiful, cool and sassy, ​​and the actress is perfect. They stole cars, robbed banks, and killed policemen along the way, and were instead regarded as heroes. It is very idealized, it is said to be adapted from real events, but it is obviously beautified, making the robbery look like a vacation. The cowboy minor tunes of the soundtrack are so cheerful... I want to eat hamburgers again... The emotions are full, and the psychological changes of the characters are complete. Robbery with guns because of impotence? ? ? Several religious believers, as well as the pastor's daughter, did it on purpose. The ending scene was so well shot, how many times I wanted to know how it came out. I might have liked it better if there was less gunfights, too many of them hurt.

Bonnie and Clyde quotes

  • Bonnie Parker: When we started out... I thought we were really going somewhere. But this is it. We're just going.

    Clyde Barrow: I love you.

  • Clyde Barrow: What're you writing?

    Bonnie Parker: I'm writing a poem about us.

    Clyde Barrow: Let me hear it.

    Bonnie Parker: It's called The story of Bonnie and Clyde. You've heard of the story of Jesse James, of how he lived and died. If you're still in need of something to read... here's the story of Bonnie and Clyde.