Overall a fantastic scoundrel flick

Rating: Null/10 (7 May 2017)

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969), George Roy Hill is a fantastically entertaining film about the notorious robbers as they escape the closely pursuing lawmen on their tail. This movie rally shines in both the acting and writing departments at points although seems to falter here and there. I really liked these characters quite quickly into the film and Paul Newman, Robert Redford, and the rest of the supporting cast do an excellent job. The choice to shoot many of the scenes in real locations also helped greatly in adding to the authenticity of the shots and I've always appreciated when films and filmmakers step away from the sets. Even though I though the movie's quality was a little wishy-washy at points I still really enjoyed it and would certainly view it again at some point.