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* [[Action Girl]]: Bonnie.
* [[Adaptational Attractiveness]]: Plain-faced Bonnie Parker and shrimpy little Clyde Barrow, played by foxy Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty.
** [[Inverted Trope]] with Blanche and Buck Barrow. The actors in the film are considerably dumper looking than
* [[Affably Evil]]: Don't you like Bonnie and Clyde?
* [[All Girls Want Bad Boys]]: After the first time he holds up a store with her, Bonnie immediately tries to jump Clyde's bones.
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* [[Follow the Leader]]: The film's success inspired a few [[Exploitation Film|exploitation films]] about '30s gangsters, such as ''[[A Bullet For Pretty Boy]]'' (former teen idol Fabian Forte as Pretty Boy Floyd) and ''[[Bloody Mama]]'' (Shelley Winters as Ma Barker, directed by [[Roger Corman]]).
* [[Gorn]]: For its time (right after the removal of the [[Hays Code]]), this was a very violent movie.
* [[The Great Depression]]: The backdrop for the film, and as Clyde believes, the main reason for the
* [[Gun in My Pocket]]
* [[Hobos]]: The gang meets up with a camp of them after a shoot out and ask for water, they get a lot of attention and are given soup as well as water.
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* [[The Loins Sleep Tonight]]: "I ain't much of a loverboy."
* [[Moral Myopia]]: The gang don't think they're doing anything particularly wrong, but those ''jerks'' who try to stop them from robbing banks, they were totally asking to be shot. (Of course, some of their enemies ''are'' jerks, but it isn't trying to stop murderous robbers that makes them so.)
* [[More Dakka]]: How the title characters went down, in the movie and in
* [[Name and Name]]
* [[New Hollywood]]: One of the first movies of this era.
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