Advantages: An amazing film with important consequences for Hollwood Disadvantages: You tell me
Bonnie and Clyde is the film that shook the cage, it picks up where The Graduate finished and takes film to another level. The story in itself is a fairly simple dramatisation of the true story, probably lacking many of the facts but the elements are all still there. It follows the exploits of a bank robber, Clyde Barrow and the accomplice he picks up in a small dusty town, Bonnie Parker and there rampaging run of bank robberies across the southern states. Along the way they pick up a young garage attendant C.W. Moss, who becomes part of the gang out of boredom and disbelief as much as anything. Later the troupe meets up with Clyde?s brother Buck, and his wife Blanche who, almost against their wishes also become part of the fledgling gang. The film meanders through the various encounters with banks and police alike accompanied ...
stephen_logan 24.11.2004
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Advantages: Powerful, upbeat, superb recordings Disadvantages: Not long enough
To be honest, I am not at all a fan of Eric Clapton! And to be quite honest, being only 18 myself I don't even know who Delaney and Bonnie are. I am told by my dad that they were part of a group called Delaney and Bonnie and friends which once featured many different people, like, the genius that is Eric Clapton.
I accidentally started listening to this as it was on random in my dad's CD changer in his car. Immediately, I liked the first song 'Things get better' I found it a very upbeat song which was the song that made me listen on. I think it was a really happy, feel good song, and I didn't expect it to be so fast and energetic. I hadn't really heard much of Eric Clapton before and what I had heard was different to this song. I normally wouldn't listen to this type of music, but even as a non-musical person I could appreciate ...
Advantages: Superbly written and a very life like story Disadvantages: N/A
Catherine cookson?s nooks didn?t appeal to me as they are mainly written in past tent and are usually based on family life in Britain
But the bonny dawn is a super tale written with great detail. It is about a 17 year old Brid who decides to meet her date (Joe) early, very early, in the morning on the coastline. Joe is rather shy and cautious with a great attachment to his family, his mother. Joe doesn?t have a father any longer but the time he did have with him he cherishes it well. When he sees Brid at a club he asks her to meet him on the coastline, after introducing himself and having a dance or two with her. Joe like his father loves to see the dawn. And now he wants to share the beauty of it with Brid. Although Brid has both parents and a brother her family is not very stable with many secrets kept quite. To Brid Joe is ...
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