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* [[Gallows Humour]]: Numerous examples, considering that they're both bank robbers wanted dead or alive (preferably dead).
* [[The Gay Nineties]]: The film begins in 1898, and is particularly well-demonstrated in the gratuitous New York City sepia-montage.
* [["Get Out of Jail Free" Card]]: Butch and Sundance desperately try to get one from a local Sheriff by offering to enlist in the Army. He doesn't bite.
* [[Groin Attack]]: Butch does this to Harvey at the beginning of their "knife fight."
* [[Heterosexual Life Partners]]
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* [[Scarily Competent Tracker]]: Lord Baltimore
* [[Show Within a Show]]: The silent film version of the Hole in the Wall's exploits during the opening credits.
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* [[Soundtrack Dissonance]]: A western scored by Burt Bacharach.
* [[Spiritual Successor]]: ''[[The Sting]]'' reunited director George Roy Hill with Newman and Redford for another seriocomic period piece about a couple of guys operating outside the law.
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