Teenage Bonnie and Klepto Clyde (1993)

I gave it a 7.5 out of 10

Expected more

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

Spoiler AlertThis is an unusual love story built around some strange psycho-sexual concepts. Bonnie, played by the very pretty, sweet looking Maureen Flannigan gets Clyde played by Scott Wolf into a life of crime. Bonny is happiest when terrifying people with her gun. She gets sexual thrills out of armed robbery. She seduces Clyde into this lifestyle. He has a penchant for stealing to begin with. This is what attracts her to him.They set off on a crime spree. Every time they succeed, Bonny acts like she is in ecstasy. At one point she aims her gun at some poor guy with the most excited, gleeful look on her face and gets him to give up his car to her and Clyde. As a result of her success, she's gets even more excited, letting out little screams of ecstasy and you can guess what her and Clyde did at this point. It's what they did after every robbery. This is one nasty beauty, a REAL BAD GIRL.The rest is sort of the B movie, with little purpose. They try to build her character by indicating Bonnie is trying to get away from an overbearing father, so it is suggested he may be somehow slightly to blame for Bonnie's ways.If you like nasty B movies beauties you'll love this Bonnie. Of course some of us want to live in a world where we don't run into this type of woman/girl. This type of woman/girl can really depress you. The story can also do the same.

The movie itself does not have any substance. Maureen Flannigan (Evie from the TV show Out of This World) is great because there are several topless scenes showing off her young breasts. The movie is about teenage lovers who decide to start a life of crime. It is your typical teenage 'buddy' movie with Bonnie and Clyde. The movie starts out slow and continues this way throughout the film. I don't know if Maureen ever made another film after this, I don't know if she was embarrassed by this movie or what. I liked Maureen and after this movie, I wanted to see more of her in future films, both her acting and her breasts. Teenage Bonnie and Klepto Cylde is the kind of film you might watch with a bunch of your buddies, a bowl of nachos, and a whole lot of beers. I watch this movie as one of my guilty pleasures, along with a Dana Plato movie called, Different Strokes (A Story of Jack and Jill and Jill.)

I watched the movie the other day, when I was really bored and zapped remote control without great interest what is going on on the screen. I was tired even of zapping and by chance I stopped on TBAKC, missing first 10-15 minutes. When I saw "Bonnie" (M. Flannigan), I thought, OK, let's see what will happen here. After first 10 minutes I asked myself should I vomit, kill myself or just change the TV channel, but unfortunately I opted to see it till the end, just to see how stupid some movies can be. A warning should be aired at the beginning of the movie for the persons affected by depression, stress or some other, even light form of psychological disturb. Everything in this movie is simply stupid. It seems some kind of low budget movie, but this is not enough to explain bad acting, actions without logics and brainless plot. The movie deserves 2 mark only thanks to Miss Flannigan's boobies and her than and now adorable smile. For all the rest..... just avoid it.

This movie seems to be a low budget production, but its elements are reused in successful movies afterwards. TB&CK is a mix out of Natural Born Killers, Pulp Fiction and a Pretty Woman Touch. But the plot the movie emphasis is the change of two people searching for their destiny with the possibilities the way of life America offers: weapons, crime, sex sentimental moments are going under. You must watch the movie with popcorn and coke (alcohol is better) and enjoy the story and the funny situations Don't wait for more....I watched the movie more than 50-times