Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid

Action dwells upon the misadventures of the pair as they pursue the outlaw trail, but more importantly, packs the type of fast movement the title indicates. Full Review

George Roy Hill's 1969 film moves with steady, stupid grace from oozy sentimentality to nihilistic violence. Full Review

Butch Cassidy's winking awareness of its own cinematic nature (from the opening "silent movie" train robbery to the famous closing freeze frame) and witty banter give the story a degree of charm and exuberance. Full Review

The movie is jovial without being silly; it retains the sense of adventure that characterizes the Western, but replaces the often somber mood with one that is airy and, at times, almost comedic. Full Review

This good movie is buried beneath millions of dollars that were spent on "production values" that wreck the show. Full Review