Public Enemies by Michael Mann, 2009
Still reckoning with the film as a success - Johnny Depp mumbling and Marion Cotillard scrupling. A depression era Robin Hood, Dillinger gave customers back their money during his bank robberies, never strays far from the crime scene (Chicago) and spends his evenings at the movies. The acting was overly conscientious. I was always aware of the actors not the Dillinger and Billie Frechette love story. It is indeed a love story. The most endearing (and enduring) portrayal in the film is the love story, a lasting intrigue. The cameo line up was exhausting.
Still reckoning with the film as a success - Johnny Depp mumbling and Marion Cotillard scrupling. A depression era Robin Hood, Dillinger gave customers back their money during his bank robberies, never strays far from the crime scene (Chicago) and spends his evenings at the movies. The acting was overly conscientious. I was always aware of the actors not the Dillinger and Billie Frechette love story. It is indeed a love story. The most endearing (and enduring) portrayal in the film is the love story, a lasting intrigue. The cameo line up was exhausting. 