The final scene of Bonnie and Clyde ........quite graphic warning

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https://youtu.be/NrmUpso_xT8

Following on from elwood blues comments , here it is

For 1967 , thats about as violent as it gets as was the rest of the movie

And Faye Dunaway was such a beautiful woman in this film

[welshwarrior]

she was beautiful in all of her films

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she was beautiful in all of her films

I think after Chinatown she went downhill

But in Bonnie And Clyde she was stunning

[bobh]

https://youtu.be/NrmUpso_xT8

Following on from elwood blues comments , here it is

For 1967 , thats about as violent as it gets as was the rest of the movie

And Faye Dunaway was such a beautiful woman in this film

The cops didn't read them their rights.

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The cops didn't read them their rights.

I think its fair to say that Bonnie and Clyde had a leathering

[bobh]

I think its fair to say that Bonnie and Clyde had a leathering

True, but the factual account was they were both killed in the car - Clyde didn't get out.

[NYCBlue]

I've seen the car. It's in a casino in Nevada. Over 100 holes.

[RonnieBird]

Lot more than 100 holes I'd say.
Truth is that they were just ambushed. I've always found it an interesting case

[RonnieBird]

Apparently there were only 169 bullet holes. Must have missed with an awful lot considering the rate of fire and weapons used.

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If I remember someone got shot in the face in the film too and it again very graphic for a film such a long time ago

[Elwood Blues]

There is a program on Netflix called The Highwaymen. Looks at the Bonnie and Clyde story from the point of view of the two Texas rangers who tracked them down and shot them.

The final shootout from that is on YouTube as well

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There is a program on Netflix called The Highwaymen. Looks at the Bonnie and Clyde story from the point of view of the two Texas rangers who tracked them down and shot them.

The final shootout from that is on YouTube as well

Its like the end of the wild bunch with William holden , very violent

[tforturton]

I was about to recommend 'The Highwaymen', but Elwood beat me to it. It's well worth watching, and pretty authentic (as far as we know). Costner and Harrelson are both excellent. It's also worth looking up Frank Hamer (Costner's character) if you get the chance. Someone who led a very violent life, but usually on the right side of the law.

[splott parker]

I was about to recommend 'The Highwaymen', but Elwood beat me to it. It's well worth watching, and pretty authentic (as far as we know). Costner and Harrelson are both excellent. It's also worth looking up Frank Hamer (Costner's character) if you get the chance. Someone who led a very violent life, but usually on the right side of the law.

Was very good, I was Googling Hamer as I watched it, very interesting

[BLUETIT]

Always reminds me of this:-----

[Trigger]

As recommended above, I thought the Highwaymen was good.