Have you already watched it?  More than 50 years later, this film still has one of the most touching endings in history

Have you already watched it? More than 50 years later, this film still has one of the most touching endings in history


A film that revolutionized Hollywood and is directed by a wonderful couple: Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty.

Fascinated by the harsh values ​​of the frontier and the rough moral code of its pioneers and outlaws, Sam Peckinpah proposed, in My hatred will be your legacywhich describes the twilight of a heroic era, the pathetic and convulsive wandering of its last survivors, in a universe that was no longer theirs.



The film ends with a dizzying whirlwind of violence, a final bloodbath reminiscent of a slow-motion funeral ceremony, which was not just an aesthetic indulgence but the lyrical transfiguration of the filmmaker’s nostalgia for a dying West and his tenderness on the part of those he called “the losers”.

Although his masterpiece was seen as Hollywood’s definitive response to the wave of transalpine westerns and their blatant violence, Arthur Penn two years earlier he had neglected courtesy with a work that had marked his generation, an avatar of what would become known as the New Hollywood: Bonnie and Clyde – Bullets hit.




Released in 1967, this odyssey by Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, set in a bloody North America devastated by the effects of the infinite crisis of 1929, found a particularly lively echo in the great movements of the 1960s, linked to the anti-war protests. of Vietnam.

While the real-life gangster couple – who weren’t actually of great stature – managed to cultivate…

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