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60 of 219 · most liked firstOne of the greatest of all production designers. Picture the streets of old Little Italy, Fredo and Michael in Cuba, the Tahoe lake house in Godfather Part II. Not to mention a dozen other Coppola films, and, of course, Bonnie and Clyde. RIP Dean Tavoularis. www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...
unlabelledView post →If David Ellison had a movie studio in 1969 he'd look at the success of Easy Rider and Bonnie and Clyde and think, what movies can I make that Richard Nixon would like. He's completely unqualified to navigate the cinematic moment we're in with young people fueling the box office.
unlabelledView post →“I thought that [Bonnie and Clyde] was good. But I’m really of the opinion—and it seemed to me even then—when you make a movie, you don’t really know what you’ve made until years later." Happy 89th birthday to Warren Beatty, and I hope he knows now.
unlabelledView post →A drawing of an obscure 1960s Warner Brothers character, Bunny, from "Bunny and Claude." A parody of the Warren Beatty/Faye Dunaway film, "Bonnie and Clyde," only two short cartoons featuring these characters were made. #bunny #bunnyandclaude #warners #cartoon #rabbit
unlabelledView post →BONNIE AND CLYDE was released 58 years ago this week. One of the earliest movies of New Hollywood, and the film that catapulted the careers of both its leads, the making of story is as notorious as the bandits themselves… 1/49
unlabelledView post →BONNIE AND CLYDE was released 59 years ago today. One of the earliest movies of New Hollywood, and the film that catapulted the careers of both its leads, the making of story is as notorious as the bandits themselves… 1/49
unlabelledView post →Tonight's movie is Bonnie and Clyde (1967) 🍿
unlabelledView post →Inspired by the upcoming movie “Whale-fall”. The Bonnie and Clyde of the seas, Ariel and Ahab~🌊 Bio here: furaffinity.net/view/66140462/ 🎨 @smorgasgored.bsky.social 🐋/🐧 @fierack.bsky.social #whale | #furryart | #furry | #vore
unlabelledView post →This old car is deep in the woods where we go for walks. I have made an entire movie in my head about it. Basically an Alaskan Bonnie and Clyde movie.
unlabelledView post →“Shoot a couple, the rest will go home. I promise,” said one meme, featuring a photograph of Kevin Costner’s character in The Highwaymen, a 2019 film about Texas rangers tracking down Bonnie and Clyde, holding a shotgun. “HANG THE TRAITORS, EXPEL THE INVADERS,” said another post.
unlabelledView post →Pauline Kael’s game-changing ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ review was published in 'The New Yorker' on this day in 1967. I wrote about its impact: flavorwire.com/609140/bonni...
unlabelledView post →Actor John Magaro teased Maggie Gyllenhaal's THE BRIDE!, describing it as "a mix of a Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers movie, Young Frankenstein, Frankenstein, Bonnie and Clyde and Badlands. It’s just a wild, fun ride" and more: bloody-disgusting.com/movie/385053...
unlabelledView post →Other memorable performances included Buck Barrow in 1967’s “Bonnie and Clyde,” Sheriff "Little" Bill Daggett in the 1992 Clint Eastwood film “Unforgiven” and the patriarch of an exceptional and dysfunctional family in Wes Anderson’s 2001 dramedy “The Royal Tenenbaums.” www.pbs.org/newshour/art...
unlabelledView post →Remembering legendary and influential, Oscar-nominated film editor Dede Allen, on her 102nd birthday, famous for her work on films like The Hustler, Bonnie and Clyde, Dog Day Afternoon, and Reds, and collaborations with Arthur Penn, Sidney Lumet, Robert Wise, Elia Kazan, and George Roy Hill.
unlabelledView post →Pauline Kael’s game-changing ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ review was published in The New Yorker on this day in 1967. Still like this piece about its impact: flavorwire.com/609140/bonni...
unlabelledView post →"A paradigm-shifting classic of American cinema, BONNIE AND CLYDE packs a punch whose power continues to reverberate through thrillers decades later." Arthur Penn's BONNIE AND CLYDE opened OTD 8/13/67. Ushered in new era of frankness in film & audiences responded. 9 Oscar noms, 2 wins. #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →Thomasine & Bushrod (1974) Directed by Gordon Parks written by and starring Max Julien and Vonetta McGee. A counterpart to the 1967 film Bonnie and Clyde, Thomasine and Bushrod go on a crime spree through the American south between 1911 and 1915.
unlabelledView post →When she was born, Van Gogh (had he been alive) would have been 10 years younger than Feinstein is today. Nikola Tesla *was* still alive. As were Bonnie and Clyde, who were on the run & headline news. So was John Dillinger. The first drive-in movie theater had just opened. It played “Wife Beware”.
unlabelledView post →10 Films to Get to Know me -Paths of Glory -Il conformista -Shin Godzilla -Charade -Have You Seen My Movie? -Bonnie and Clyde -La antena -Daisies -Duck Soup -The French Dispatch
unlabelledView post →THE SPLIT is 90 minutes long so when Gene Hackman turns up at the 70 minute mark you wonder why the whole movie wasn’t about him. One of those performances between BONNIE AND CLYDE and THE FRENCH CONNECTION where that palpable determination to prove himself shifts the energy of the entire film.
unlabelledView post →Day 2 of the Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival has Bonnie and Clyde, City Girl, Gunn, and “Hell Drivers”(1957). Stanley Baker races making money on dangerous roads. He’s sabotaged and bullied along the way by Patrick McGoohan. With Peggy Cummings. Aqua Film Prod. #FilmNoir #ArthurLyonsFilmNoirFestival
unlabelledView post →THE BRIDE!: An imperfect movie I thoroughly enjoyed. Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale turn BONNIE AND CLYDE into a monsters-on-the-run love story, while Maggie Gyllenhaal doesn't worry if her film's feminist themes are too on-the-nose for you. Looks great, sounds great, lots of people will hate it.
unlabelledView post →Bonnie and Clyde (1967) One of the first Movies of the New Hollywood era and considered a Landmark Ranked 42nd on the American Film Institute's list of the 100 greatest American films of all time #FilmSky #Movies #Cinema
unlabelledView post →John Magaro about Maggie Gyllenhaal’s #TheBride starring Christian Bale, Jessie Bucket, Jake Gyllenhaal & Peter Sarsgaard: « It’s like a mix of a Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers movie, Young Frankenstein, Frankenstein, Bonnie and Clyde and Badlands. It’s just a wild, fun ride…
unlabelledView post →Faye Dunaway dans le rôle de Bonnie Parker dans "Bonnie and Clyde" (1967), film culte d'Arthur Penn, mélangeant romance et violence, qui a révolutionné le cinéma avec son style novateur et son portrait controversé des criminels Bonnie Parker et Clyde Barrow. #FayeDunaway #BonnieandClyde #ArthurPenn
unlabelledView post →Born 30 May 1939, Michael J Pollard was a US actor who achieved cult status for his off-beat supporting roles. Best known for his performance as the childlike mechanic turned getaway driver C.W. Moss in the film Bonnie and Clyde, his work helped usher in a new era of filmmaking. #MichaelJPollard
unlabelledView post →Now that Guillermo Del Toro has paved the way for a 2025 Frankenstein, 2026 can now usher in the dawn of “lady Frankenstein” and also “Bonnie and Clyde Frankenstein” and also “Batman Frankenstein” and also what the fuck this movie looks so batshit crazy
unlabelledView post →We watched the ‘67 Bonnie and Clyde film tonight and I was just thinking afterwards that it was only about thirty years after they were killed. When that film came out, there would have been loads of people who lived through their crime spree still alive seeing Hollywood romanticize their story 1/
unlabelledView post →‘Bonnie and Clyde’ was released on this day in 1967. My piece on the review that built the legend of the movie (and the critic who wrote it): flavorwire.com/609140/bonni...
unlabelledView post →10 films I was privileged to teach that stunned my classrooms. La Haine City of God No Country for Old Men Vertigo Amy This Is England Winter’s Bone Never Let Me Go Bonnie and Clyde Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans Film changes lives. I know, I've seen it happen often.
unlabelledView post →Watched The Bride It's like you mix Frankenstein with a Bonnie and Clyde like story that has some good plot ideas and themes that works individually but mixed together only leaves a rather confused film that is mainly carried by the performances of Bucklet and Bale
unlabelledView post →RIP Robert Benton. So many great writing credits. BONNIE AND CLYDE, WHAT'S UP DOC, SUPERMAN, THE ICE HARVEST. His 1994 NOBODY'S FOOL is a perfect movie and gets better each passing year.
unlabelledView post →FACT OF THE DAY. 23 May 1934. Bank robbers and killers Bonnie Parker (aged 23) and Clyde Barrow (aged 25) were ambushed and killed by a group of Texas Rangers. The duo featured in the 1967 film Bonnie and Clyde starring Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway which glamourised their crime spree.
unlabelledView post →"A paradigm-shifting classic of American cinema, BONNIE AND CLYDE packs a punch whose power continues to reverberate through thrillers decades later." Arthur Penn's BONNIE AND CLYDE opened OTD 8/13/67. Ushered in new era of frankness in film & audiences responded. 9 Oscar noms, 2 wins. #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →“Bunny and Claude (We Rob Carrot Patches)” was released on this day in 1968. This Seven Arts era short directed by Robert McKimson is a spoof on the groundbreaking Warner Bros. film, Bonnie and Clyde. #LooneyTunes
unlabelledView post →Watching “Bonnie and Clyde,” which was set in the 30s and made in the 60s. A similar movie would be set in 1995 now. 😳😳😳
unlabelledView post →USA director Arthur Penn was BOTD in 1922 & died in 2010 at 88. His second film, "The Miracle Worker" (1962), won Oscars for actors Anne Bancroft & Patty Duke. After "Mickey One" (1965), he reunited w/ Warren Beatty for the meta and mega gangster film Bonnie and Clyde (1967)
unlabelledView post →Bonnie and Clyde is a film classic that I'm happy to finally got around to seeing. Fantastic cast and still surprisingly shocking even today. 📽️ My ★★★★ review of Bonnie and Clyde on Letterboxd boxd.it/97eWet 📽️ #Filmsky
unlabelledView post →Why do I always forget that Bonnie and Clyde is a double Gene film? Hackman AND Wilder. Chasing each other. A rare pleasure.
unlabelledView post →The summer of '82 changed sci-fi cinema forever [book review]. > There was a time, not a long time ago or in a galaxy far, far away, when the summer movie landscape wasn’t overcrowded with disposable fantasy and sci-fi tentpoles. When studios and distributors hadn’t yet been trained to put all of their eggs in a shrinking collection of threadbare baskets. “Four-plus decades ago,” as Chris Nashawaty writes in his new book “The Future Was Now,” “we were entertained, enthralled, and delighted.…
unlabelledView post →‘Bonnie and Clyde’ was released 56 years ago today. My piece on the review that built the legend of the movie (and the critic who wrote it): http://flavorwire.com/609140/bonnie-and-clyde-pauline-kael-and-the-essay-that-changed-film-criticism
unlabelledView post →BONNIE AND CLYDE - (1967) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Last night's #Movie Directed by Arthur Penn, starring Warren Beatty & Faye Dunaway with Michael J. Pollard, Gene Hackman, Estelle Parsons, Denver Pyle, Dub Taylor, Evans Evans & Gene Wilder in this #Classic One of the 1st films of the #NewHollywood era, brilliant.
unlabelledView post →Earlier today I watched BONNIE AND CLYDE (1967), which was a revolutionary film, and now I'm watching THE HIGHWAYMEN (2019), which is slop copaganda, though it was filmed in Shreveport so it's got that going for it
unlabelledView post →The film helped define the “outlaw lovers” movie. You can see its DNA in Gun Crazy, Bonnie and Clyde, Badlands, True Romance, and many others. #TCMParty #TheyLiveByNight ^JW #SummerOfDarkness
unlabelledView post →On this day in 1967: “Bonnie and Clyde,” the stylish crime film starring Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty, was released. Along with its movie popularity, it sparked fashion trends and hit songs. Dunaway and Beatty were beyond spectacular in the lead roles. Hackman and Wilder too in supporting roles.
unlabelledView post →What’s your favorite film before 1970 Bonnie and Clyde 1967
unlabelledView post →What’s a film whose cultural impact is indisputable but which you don’t particularly like? For me Bonnie and Clyde
unlabelledView post →Here's some good movies in each decade which are classics: 1930s: Modern Times 1940s: Double Indemnity 1950s: Vertigo 1960s: Bonnie and Clyde 1970s: Alien 1980s: Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure 1990s: Edward Sissorhands
unlabelledView post →Films I loved to teach #13 Bonnie and Clyde. Directed by Arthur Penn. 1967. One of the first films of the New Hollywood era. A film I saw as as a teenager that astonished me. It was such a great pleasure to research and teach it so many years later. youtu.be/9smHLhj75CU
unlabelledView post →i remember finding the movie really unpleasant as a kid, and i see why: it’s really unpleasant! that makeup, the ultra-violence… you’ve got Clyde from Bonnie and Clyde doing the ending of Bonnie and Clyde to a bunch of gangsters, in a movie trying to be the next Batman
unlabelledView post →USA theatre & film director Arthur Penn was BOTD in 1922 & died in 2010 at 88 after having directed 13 feature films. His second film, "The Miracle Worker" (1962), won Oscars for actors Anne Bancroft & Patty Duke. His film "Bonnie and Clyde" (1967) became a worldwide phenomenon
unlabelledView post →Entirely fair, though I’m not sure the post-Marvel pop culture reset will come (should come?) from a different comic book universe. In retrospect, we may discover the “vibe shift” film (from Bonnie and Clyde to Star Wars to Batman to Harry Potter to Avengers, etc.) might have been Barbie or FNAF.
unlabelledView post →A film that takes place where you're from...believe it or not. Also parts of BONNIE AND CLYDE.
unlabelledView post →Though I most recently became somewhat obsessed with his 1974 film The Conversation—and I will forever love him in Runaway Jury (2003), Mississippi Burning (1988), Night Moves (1975), and Bonnie and Clyde (1967)—my favorite movie of Gene Hackman’s continues to be The French Connection (1971).
unlabelledView post →On this date in 1967, "Bonnie and Clyde" crime film directed by Arthur Penn and starring Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway is released.
unlabelledView post →On this day (15th May) in 1980, the Scala Cinema was showing Bonnie And Clyde (1967) and The Late Show (1977) as a Robert Benton, writer of both, double bill.
unlabelledView post →R.I.P. Legendary actor Gene Hackman, seen here in 1974's The Conversation. He played Lex Luthor in the Superman movies and was in The French Connection, The Unforgiven, Bonnie and Clyde, The Poseidon Adventure, The Birdcage, The Royal Tenenbaums, and many more. What was your favorite Hackman film?
unlabelledView post →Possibly controversially, I actually prefer this film to BONNIE AND CLYDE. As you say, it’s great fun!
unlabelledView post →Just saw LOVE HURTS, which is a CRAZY, HILARIOUS, and INSANE movie that's fun for action film lovers! Ke Huy Quan is absolutely funny and the action is SO gruesome in so many ways. The side characters REALLY shine too! It's like Bonnie and Clyde meets John Wick! #LoveHurtsMovie
unlabelledView post →I accidentally became an editor, sitting at a Steenbeck flatbed editing suite. I was able to indulge my passion for editing while teaching City of God, New Hollywood, and Bonnie and Clyde in particular, referencing Kuleshov, Soviet film as well as Hitchcock. youtu.be/bQtkbQkURCI?...
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