Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid

Year:	1969
Country:	USA
Language:	English
Genre:	Biography, Crime, Western
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Rating:	8.3 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	25 Have Seen, 1 Wishlist


Director	George Roy Hill
Selected Cast	Paul Newman as Butch Cassidy
	Robert Redford as The Sundance Kid
	Katharine Ross as Etta Place
	Strother Martin as Percy Garris
Producer	John Foreman
Writer	William Goldman
Soundtrack	Burt Bacharach
	BJ Thomas

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Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid - 20th Century Fox - UK (2014)

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Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid - 20th Century Fox - UK (2001)

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Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid - 20th Century Fox - USA (2000)

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Magic Marmalade 25th Jan 2024		Rated 9/10 Not what I thought it was going to be. Finally, after all these years, I got around to watching this... ...And several things struck me about it, that were opposed to the idea of what I thought this movie was going to be: Firstly, I thought it was just going to a straight up meat and potatoes western, shot, and presented in the usual fashion - sweeping scores, dramatic / epic set piece hero shots, and the kind of bore-fest I expect from the genre (A lot of these bore me to tears, so this explains why I avoided this... ...Then the story, I thought was just a fun buddy movie with lots of laughs and capers and such... fluff. On both of these counts, I was wholly wrong, as this rather glacial "modern" western is, but for the Bacharach song, and another piece over the ingenious segment of a narrative sequence sepia stills showing the pair's transitional phase between their American life and that in Bolivia, is devoid of music altogether, having only the ambient sounds of what's in frame at any given time... ...And what cinematography! Possibly some of the best I've ever seen. Rather than the sun drenched romantic western-scapes I'd predicted, the washed out, "thin" colour palettes, the sepia / murky brown segment at the beginning, and the woodland scenes are nothing short of art. And all to tell the story of two, only superficially breezy and sparky individuals' deeper tragic nature, and sense of fate, as the world is changing, and there ain't no place for them anymore. It occurred to me also - that is struck me quite a lot, actually, that most of my preconceptions came from the fact that whenever scenes from this are shown in any videos, discussions of great movies etc. it's only ever the scene with the bicycle and Bacharach song, or their jump of the cliff into the river... no other scenes that I can recall ever get shown, or talked about, and so I think this gave me a very false notion of what to expect. You'd think I'd learn by now not to go by what others say about a movie, but take the time to sit and experience these things for myself... lesson learnt! :) ✔︎ Helpful Review?



jaimeeduardo 5th Nov 2020



Quad5point1 8th Jun 2017		Nod to jamieeduardo, I've added the proper movie Title Screen

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