Dillinger (1973)- Robbery, shootout, and escape

[@JamesMarion-z7p]

Good movie great actors

[@harleydavidson6851]

This was Always MY Favorite Version! Saw it at the movies in High school. In a Much NICER time! God Bless...😊

[@jonathanramos1889]

This was a good gangsta flick I love the violence portrayed in this version of the story of Dillinger. John Milius is a good director I mean he directed the Dirty Harry and the first Conan the barbarian movie. But Warren Oates was so godam gangsta in this film.

[@fine_boygohunt3054]

cant have enough of this shit!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@picks_1993]

4:25 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@razorshark9320]

Just love Gangster movies.

[@smithwesson1896]

3:13 LOL Did they really play that sound effect over a woman being run over?! 😂😂😂

[@smackatiger_420]

That’s exactly how it sounds wdym

[@khalilreid]

Did they ad that scene or her getting ran over by the car added because even In fiction some things are made up

[@VonWenk]

The constant ADR ("Come on, Eddie!") and Dillinger's sped-up car at the end kind of detracted from the scene. Just out of curiosity, is it clear in the movie that East Chicago is in Indiana as opposed to Illinois?

[@michaelwhalen2821]

1933? This is approximately the same time that A Number One (Lee Marvin) was trying to ride the Shack's train, Number 19 to Portland, Oregon. Shack being played by Ernest Borgnine, of course.

[@indiathylane2158]

Brilliant movie. Wish I could find it to watch.

[@curbyourenthusiasm9874]

1:45

[@frankchary9717]

What a shame the cops didn't get all of them!!😮Remember, a nightstick a day keeps the bad guys at bay and in jail!!😮😅😮

[@pushpindermann4139]

Some Wing Commander...

[@nomadmarauder-dw9re]

Geoffrey Lewis!

[@mysterymedia8926]

Here

[@BudMcCluskie]

"No-CCommt; Yet,Again' On Date again;('07./29Th./24.'') Ses-Me; 't.m.' ..