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Ole 2021-12-17 08:01:18
The heroes of the green forest in the depression times send lame rabbits with headshots for thousands of miles, high oil prices fist and ask for directions, hide and seek the sand and get lost; Hoover intervenes, his father asks, the old Texas Mounted police come out to do justice on the spot; there are no fancy action scenes, only deaths. Cang Bai Kong; old school,...
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Briana 2021-12-17 08:01:18
The true story of the Great Depression in the 1930s mainly looked at two tough guy actors. In contrast, it is actually interesting. "Bonnie and Clyde" filmed in the hippie era in 1967 is completely a romantic love story from the perspective of robbers. The male and female thieves are rebellious heroes who are anti-government, anti-mainstream and pursuing individual liberation. They are fashionable. Characters, like popular idols, provoke people’s nerves and have won countless fans. From the...
The Highwaymen Comments
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Melissa 2021-12-17 08:01:18
I really like such a silent movie
"Robbers." 7 points. Works directed by John Lee Hancock. This buddy is the screenwriter of "Perfect World", which is an almost perfect film. The cast of "Robbers" is super strong, bringing together two big names, Kevin Costner and Woody Harrison. It's a pity that I couldn't see the box office of...
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Annalise 2022-03-21 09:02:04
robber
Recently, I like to watch movies based on real stories. The robbers finally posted old photos. This movie tells the story of the Texas Mounted Police arresting the desperate mandarin ducks. There are many parts that reflect the history of the time. The government was incompetent and ordinary people...
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Maney Gault: You came all the way up to the house, what changed your mind?
Frank Hamer: I don't know, maybe seeing you move like you're 85.
Maney Gault: Well, that honest. Maybe a little too honest.
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Frank Hamer: How'd she fall in with an outlaw like Barrow?
Deputy Ted Hinton: Bored to tears. Along come Clyde in a fine car, by the time she found out the car was stolen, she was already in love.
Maney Gault: Ain't that romantic. I met my wife she was milking a prize Devon at the Oklahoma State Fair, I can't imagine anybody writing a ballad about that encounter.
