THE HIGHWAYMEN: OFFICIAL TRAILER

[Darth Knox]

Kevin Costner & Woody Harrelson tracking down Bonnie & Clyde. Do i need to say anything more?

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[Infinit01]

Yes! Bonnie and Clyde but they’re focusing on the rangers who hunted them down. I look forward to this

[Darth Knox]

Yes! Bonnie and Clyde but they’re focusing on the rangers who hunted them down. I look forward to this

Plus, the Costner and the Woodster. I'm getting shades of The Untouchables from this trailer. Which would awesome as I LOVE that movie.

[Infinit01]

I think it stands on it's own vibe but I do get what you're saying with them two teaming up. 

[Darth Knox]

And the fact it's focussing on the lawmen rather than the criminals (De Niro's Capone is not in the movie as much as people may think/remember).

[Infinit01]

And the fact it's focussing on the lawmen rather than the criminals (De Niro's Capone is not in the movie as much as people may think/remember).

Yes! Bonnie and Clyde but they’re focusing on the rangers who hunted them down. I look forward to this

[Darth Knox]

Yes! Bonnie and Clyde but they’re focusing on the rangers who hunted them down.

Hence my Untouchables comment! 

I know I've said it before, but Netflix is really stepping up there game recently (for reasons). And I'm glad this will have a limited theatrical run as it seems on the surface at least to be the kind of film that deserves to be seen on the big screen.

[Infinit01]

I remember when "straight to Netflix" was talk about a movie that wasn't the best but nowadays, that's a whole different story since they're really good.

[Darth Knox]

For sure. Because "straight to Netflix" used to mean studios had a crap movie they didn't want to release and Netflix needed content. However, now that Netflix is producing their own content now, rather than buying scraps from movie studios, the quality is improving with every new release.

[MavRick]

Looking forward to this one!! 

[Infinit01]

For sure. Because "straight to Netflix" used to mean studios had a crap movie they didn't want to release and Netflix needed content. However, now that Netflix is producing their own content now, rather than buying scraps from movie studios, the quality is improving with every new release.

Exactly