The best crime story I’ve ever heard

Jan 16, 2018 6:45 PM

Bunnyyyyy

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That guy from American horror story looks much closer

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Enemies_(2009_film) Link to the movie I mentioned, if anyone is curious

8 years ago | Likes 69 Dislikes 2

I prefer The Dillinger Escape Plan.

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Was looking for this

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Dillinger escape plan was named after him

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Movies been made

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Twice...

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Who else was told the gun was made out of soap growing up?

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So he didnt steal a lot then like.... 350?

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Bc it became personal at that point. Cops have massive egos and can't let things go.

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I live not too far from the prison he escaped from with the fake gun. It's in crown point, Indiana

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Dillinger Days in Tucson AZ. downtown where the flat foots got him.

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Maybe picked him up before, but where he died--ie where the flatfoots shot him down was in Chicago.

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Arrested in Tuscon, escorted to Illinois, he escaped by allegedly carving a bar of soap into a gun.

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Catch me if you can part 2

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proof reading

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Catch Me if You Can is close and it is already a DiCaprio movie.

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I think Josh Brolin would be good as Dillinger also

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led

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Chris Pine would be the better choice.

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he was also a cold blooded murder with classic psychopathic tendencies. He deserves no admiration or respect

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It's called public enemies

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He's too old.

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Feel like the "new" Cpt. Kirk dude could do this movie idea of yours

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He looks like Tom Hanks

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The spot he died in Chicago had a little plack I think but it looks just like a normal alley, I vaguely remember a McDonald's nearby.

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And so came the best cat name ever. Dillinger. He’s 8

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There are half a dozen good movies about Dillinger. I like the Warren Beatty one, or Martin Sheen's version. Guy does look like Leo, though.

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He stayed in the building that’s now my apartment building when he robbed the bank in Sioux Falls

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Plastic?

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They could call it "Dillinger" or some shit.

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They already made a movie about him, but it was starring johny depp.

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Pirates?

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Any movie with Johnny Depp becomes about Johnny Depp, not whatever the fuck the movie is about.

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Catch me if you can

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There was something offputting about whatever method they'd used to film it

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It was a great movie. One of the first films with actual hd cameras.

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Yeah i was gonna say, pretty sure this is already a thing.

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The only movie about Dillinger that counts is the one with Warren Oates j/s

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It was surprisingly mediocre :/

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It was filmed where I live. Oshkosh wi

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Public enemies? I think that's the name

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Movie dot

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I shook his hand when he was on set they are unbelievably soft. Like imagine if you used skin lotion instead of soap every time

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Awesome. I'll check it out. Thanks

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Yezzir

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Yup, my friend's church basement was a dressing room. We are from the area

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Oshkosh?

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Bgosh?

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I actually really liked it. It was the first HD film I watched

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my first hd film was taledega nights

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Same!

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I remember thinking it was crazy clear or something first time I saw it at a friend's house. Couldn't get over it!!

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He just doesn't know what HD means...

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I'm genuinely curious how you came to that conclusion?

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8 years ago (deleted Jan 17, 2018 11:16 AM) | Likes 0 Dislikes 0

Well I meant on DVD. Maybe I was unclear, maybe I didnt expect a master of cinematography like yourself to come along and shit all over me.

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Love you

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Also, from the side this guy looks like Tom Hanks.

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It sucked.

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Not sure why you were down voted. It was awful. Too many closeups, extremely slow build.

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Whelp, at least 12 imgurians disagree with us. What are some other movies people love but you hate?

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I think A History of Violence was turrible, and people were acting like it was Oscar material. So disappointing.

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Napoleon Dynamite.

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Great movie

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Yeah, it was so-so. Micheal Mann missed out on showing how hard the times were, and what made Dillinger a folk hero. Plus it wasn't "Heat".

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"it wasn't Heat" is applicable to any movie that has a firefight, though

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You heat lovers and your forgetting about last of the Mohicans.

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Hmm... Honestly though, what was so amazing with the Last of the Mohicans?

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The score is exquisite, and the casting/costuming/location shoots meshed really well. Felt very immersive to me.

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Daniel Day Lewis was good in it, but saying Daniel Day Lewis is good in something is like saying food is the best tasting thing.

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Pretty much everything about it.

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A lot of movies aren’t “Heat.” Besides “Heat” and “LA Takedown” (low budget “Heat”).

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"Heat" was a Michael Mann film, that's why I'm referencing it, and "Public Enemies" being way shittier than "Heat"

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I’m just sweating you in good fun. “Heat” is the pinnacle of Michael Mann.

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