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Directed by:
Robert Benton
Written by:
David Newman, Robert Benton 
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1972 |
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WESTERN
CRIME
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US |
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| Length: |
93 |
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Draft-dodgers at the time of the American Civil War turn to crime. |
Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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| | An enjoyable, light-hearted, picaresque film which entertainingly debunks western myths and contains a set of fine performances. Unfortunately, it fails to involve the audience's emotions: it seems flip and nihilistic, especially in retrospect, and suffers by comparison with the somewhat similar Bonnie and Clyde , by the same writers. | | |
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, Jim Davis 
