Bonnie And Clyde: The Last Witch Hunter

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Bonnie and Clyde The recently Hollywood movie I seen is The Last Witch Hunter, where Vin Diesel is the main character. Well he is the strong witch saver the protagonist of the classical Hollywood movies. The antagonist is a women, she is the mean witch that gets kill, however there is another women that is a witch but she is not evil. So I would say that’s what sells there is the hero that cares about someone who he generally would hunt. For Bonnie and Clyde what I saw that help tell the story was the cinematography there’s a lot of film parts where Bonnie and Clyde are in the car you can tell the car is moving, however you are focus on what is being said even when Buck is in the car and you here the same joke over and over. I don’t know

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