Bonnie and Clyde (1967)

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Directed By Arthur Penn Starring Warren Beatty • Faye Dunaway • Michael J. Pollard • Gene Hackman • Estelle Parsons Genres Drama • Based-on-a-True-Story • Biopic • Crime • Crime Drama • Drama • Girls-with-Guns • Road Movie • Romance • True Crime Studios &
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Color • 112 minutes R Rated R see more films from 1967 ►

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60sCine on Mar 10 Reply · Like · (0 likes)

I watched the documentary 'Easy Riders, Raging Bulls' and it stated that this movie appealed to the young generation of the 60s because of its portrayal of rebellion. It confused Hollywood that young people latched onto it and loved it. There were finally young filmmakers that lived and breathed sex, drugs and rock n roll whom more significantly changed Hollywood and reinvigorated it business wise with also being increasingly outspoken and artistic. Warren was great, Faye was amazing and Gene was incredible as always. The new Hollywood mentality had arrived for the moment but then, unfortunately, faded away after spectacle had re-graced film screens.

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