Dillinger part 1

[gianluca5527]

My favourite movie ever

[roy77800]

is this the 1945 version?

[rockfan363]

@roy77800 Not at all.

[johnnystaccata]

I really like this movie. I like Warren Oates portrayal of Dillinger and he sort of looks like him. Ben Johnson is also good as Melvin H. Purvis, G-Man.

[SuperSkipj]

Warren is too cool. F.. Johnny rich hollywood faker fag depp. Named after a hair product!

[TCFan25]

1 person had their entire account emptied

[Halo56691]

we have Purvis

[Engineer5344]

i haven't seen this in 10 years and you know what i find older movies like this and others like it to be better than anything in theaters today.

[BLUESGUITARMANIAC]

''Why are you smiling at me like that for young Man!?I-i don't believe i know you?

''No maam,but when ever i see money i smile that way....''

''You've got a nice smile too miss!''

''I'd like to withdraw my entire account.''

''Your ENTIRE account?

''Yes maam the WHOLE thing....!''

''And your name?''

''John.....JOHN DILLINGER.....THIS IS A ROBBERY!!!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

The BEST version of Dillingers story and alot more truthful than ''PUBLIC ENEMIES''

[shanghaibenny2]

This was before FDIC; so if the bank was robbed, did you lose all of your money?

[jweathers131]

@shanghaibenny2

Yes and there was virtually no way to get your money back

[shanghaibenny2]

@jweathers131

That is one reason people did not trust banks. Now, they do not trust them for a different reason.

[jweathers131]

@shanghaibenny2

Oh yes how very true that is.

[shanghaibenny2]

@jweathers131

So, you do not need a gun to rob a bank.

[jweathers131]

@shanghaibenny2

Actually no. Most Banks tell thier employees just to give the money over.

It was and still is cheaper just to recover the stolen money than pay for hospital bill and insurance.

[jweathers131]

@shanghaibenny2

Actually you didn't.

Most banks told thier employees just to hand the money over. It is cheaper than paying hospital bills

and insurance.

[Halo56691]

great film but that song ruined it

[OldSkaterGuy]

I love how time rewrites history. These people were murdering bank robbers. They were not getting a hundred bucks a pop when robbing these banks. They robbed banks because they lived a life of fucking crime. Do Not get me wrong, I love the romantic versions of these stories but they are just that. Romanticised versions of really bad stories.

[teden20]

@OldSkaterGuy yep, so... did you have a point?

[ptmccann1]

I don't care how inaccurate this movie is. It's a true gem and put's that piece of garbage, "Pubic Enemies" to shame. Charles Arthur Floyd's death scene is pure art and my favorite in cinema.

[Halo55691]

Warren Oats is a incredible actor

[1958Antimatter]

Melvin Purvis was 30 when Dillinger was killed. Ben Johnson was 55 when this movie was made. Stupid mistake.

[Dooby1986]

I think that Hoover should have worried about the depression and the starving and out of work populace. Dillinger and his gang robbed banks because they needed money, and so did others.

[skunkface24]

The scene outside the Biograph is ridiculous, showing Dliinger and the other men in suits and overcoats. It was hotter than blazes that night, which is why Dillinger took the two women to an air conditioned theater. He wore a white sportshirt, slacks, and a white straw hat. He was shot three times, none of which was by Purvis.

I love the scene at the gas station: "I got his gumball machine."

[yesiamawizardjonny]

I'm gonna be a bank robber when I grow up...

[hamtrak]

6:19 is a great scene with Warren Oates,Geoffrey Lewis,John P.Ryan and a flustered Harry Dean Stanton. Four of the greatest character actors ever.

[balloonmonster]

at the beginig the teller is couting the money ,i belive,and then the ladfy says not to worry about like that and then says that she will take her money elswere.can someone explain please

[andrellen]

she is telling her not to HURRY while she is counting her money, not WORRY.

[Skytroop]

I agree even though this movie had its problems. Dillinger never struck Billie Frechette, His father was not an ignorant hillbilly (Dillinger came from the middle class) and so on. Never the less this movie tells Dillinger's story, inaccuracies not with standing, better than "Public Enemies" did.

[HamstersHorses]

I read a lot about Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow and once about Dillenger. I don't know why Im into gangsters but they are really interesting!

Thanks for uploading this!

[dirty06maggot]

i like the song at the beginning. who sings it?

[HamstersHorses]

i dont know who sings it but its Were in The Money. The song is also in the 1967 Bonnie and Clyde when they are at the movies. HIH! :-)

[mrkrinkle72]

this is NOT the original title song it was a beautiful haunting guitar ballad now its this yucky 70's redone song from golddiggers of 33

[ptmccann1]

@mrkrinkle72 How'd you find this out and where can I find it?

[kermittherabbit]

always loved Bonny and Clyde!!!

thanx 4 posting!

[mags1945]

Many thanx Hobbshouse for posting this

[kmaniqc]

johnny deep should of said all of his lines on this part

[henrygem]

kmaniqc- True. We all wish he HAD. Or hadn't played Dillinger at all, if that was what he was trying to do. It was a fan film, and that's just fine for Depp & his fans. I don't envy them that.

But it was not a story of the times or Johnnie Dillinger.

[11greenlantern]

Oh Dude. thanks for posting this movie. I saw this as a kid in 1986 and it was 1 of my favorite movies of all time. warren oates was really underrated as an actor. you got to post the rest of this movie. this was 1 of the best performances in a gangster flick ever. younger generations need to see a classic actor like this. Thanks

[ctcasey]

I really and truly enjoyed Mann's PUBLIC ENEMIES; but, this version of the DILLINGER story is still probably my favorite. Oates is just PERFECT!

[scottmanduzy]

@ctcasey I concur

[OmacOmac1]

@ctcasey I agree, Warren Otes really looks exactly like Dillinger. He is a good actor, but he hasn't been in the spotlight much back then. Johnny Depp was also a good one too, don't get me wrong.

[suny123boy1]

@ctcasey

Do you think if I liked this version would I enjoy Mann's?

[MisterMasterShafter]

I'd like to withdrawl my entire account. Ha! Classic. Oates nailed Dillinger!

[cosmicrider287]

5 stars, excellent postings.

[lavverlylad]

Pure joy - magnificent film!

[BuffaloMax]

Thank you!

[FilmTraum8]

Good movie!I'm waiting for more!

[beachwood640]

You know what's wrong with Hollywood today? No Warren Oates...

[huettmr]

no comparison

[Ironbee07]

@beachwood640 Very, very true.

[Billysrod]

@beachwood640 You said it all. I especially liked him as G.T.O.