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Bonnie and Clyde

1967 · Movie · R · 111 min · ★ 7.5 · 89% critics

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During the Great Depression, a restless young woman joins forces with a charming drifter, and their romance quickly turns into a fast-moving run of car thefts and bank robberies. As their notoriety grows, the pair and their associates face escalating danger, public fascination, and the relentless pressure of the law.

Also known as Bonnie and Clyde (1967) · Bonnie & Clyde

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Details
Years
1967
Release date
1967-08-13
Language
English
Rated
R
Runtime
111 min
Critic score
89/100
TMDB rating
7.5/10 (1,792 votes)
Budget
$2,500,000
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a romance-fueled crime story that mixes humor with sudden brutality and moral unease; Not for you if you dislike sympathetic outlaws, period inaccuracies, or frequent shootouts like in Dog Day Afternoon.

Pros: charismatic leads; darkly funny moments; tense crime spree | Cons: glamorizes violence; loose with history; shows its age

Themes

  • sheriff
  • waitress
  • ambush
  • prohibition era
  • submachine gun
  • texas
  • bank robber
  • oklahoma
  • impotence
  • missouri
  • texas ranger
  • crook couple
  • +16 more

Awards & recognition

  • Academy AwardBest Supporting Actress · 1968
  • Academy AwardBest Cinematography · 1968
  • National Society of Film Critics AwardBest Screenplay · 1968
  • Academy AwardBest Supporting Actress · 1968 · nominated
  • Academy AwardBest Actor · 1968 · nominated
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  • Academy AwardBest Cinematography · 1968 · nominated
  • Academy AwardBest Actress · 1968 · nominated
  • Academy AwardBest Costume Design · 1968 · nominated
  • Academy AwardBest Writing, Original Screenplay · 1968 · nominated
  • Academy AwardBest Director · 1968 · nominated
  • Academy AwardBest Supporting Actor · 1968 · nominated
  • Academy AwardBest Picture · nominated

Cast & crew

Directed by Arthur Penn