Public Enemies

[Deke]

I saw it a couple of weekends ago. I thought it was pretty good, but about half the group I went with weren't huge fans.

The acting is great (as you'd expect), and I thought the historical aspect of it all was very cool. It had some good action in it (the sound of the thompsons made my pants tight), but it was pretty spaced out. The main complaint of the friends that didn't really enjoy it was that the pace of the movie was pretty slow (true). The movie definitely could have been cut down on time a bit, but this didn't really bother me because I can still enjoy a slow-moving story.

I'd say it's definitely worth a watch, but I'd probably recommend waiting for the rental.

[On_Her_Face]

I saw it a couple of weekends ago. I thought it was pretty good, but about half the group I went with weren't huge fans.

The acting is great (as you'd expect), and I thought the historical aspect of it all was very cool. It had some good action in it (the sound of the thompsons made my pants tight), but it was pretty spaced out. The main complaint of the friends that didn't really enjoy it was that the pace of the movie was pretty slow (true). The movie definitely could have been cut down on time a bit, but this didn't really bother me because I can still enjoy a slow-moving story.

I'd say it's definitely worth a watch, but I'd probably recommend waiting for the rental.

They messed up part of the historical act. The lady at the movie theatre did not wear orange and white. She wore red, and became known as "The lady in the red dress".

[antiv6]

They messed up part of the historical act. The lady at the movie theatre did not wear orange and white. She wore red, and became known as "The lady in the red dress".

lol no they didnt.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/p...,7770658.story

Dillinger and the two women--Sage in an orange skirt that looked red in the light of the marquee--left the Biograph about 10:30 p.m. More than 20 law-enforcement officers were waiting. As the three walked south on Lincoln, Dillinger realized he was walking into a trap and bolted for the alley. Shots rang out. One bullet hit Dillinger in the back of the neck and exited through his right eye. That shot killed him.

[On_Her_Face]

lol no they didnt.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/p...,7770658.story

I'll have to find the link where I saw it was all red

[Maverick]

They messed up part of the historical act. The lady at the movie theatre did not wear orange and white. She wore red, and became known as "The lady in the red dress".

i read somewhere she did wear that color, but the lighting made it look red, or something like that.

oh crap someone already posted about it.