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1969 |
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ROMANCE
WESTERN
CRIME
COMEDY
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Two cheerful criminals (Robert Redford, Paul Newman) flout law and order in the wild west.
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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The ultimate in cute buddy-buddy movies, charmingly acted by Paul Newman and Robert Redford, pacily directed by George Roy Hill, and written by William Goldman with a fine sense of comedy and thrills, though absolutely none of period.
Conrad Hall's cinematography won an Oscar, as did Burt Bacharach's song and score.
Very much a product of the swinging sixties, it now looks ponderously anarchic and morally fatuous - but it's undeniably well-produced.
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, Paul Newman 
