Bonnie and Clyde robbed banks but to the working man, they became folk heroes striking back at the man.
They’re big, the money is insured, and they can afford the loss. It’s a victimless crime! I have mouths to feed, dammit. It’s still stealing, but why is robbing a bank more socially accepted?
It’s all relative, isn’t it? A bank robber is a bad guy, but a bank that charges you money when you don’t have enough money is pure evil.
I’m not saying go rob banks, but I did want to point out that we’ve enjoyed movies where the robber was the good guy.
Ocean’s Eleven. Dog Day Afternoon. Robbing big banks and casinos seem to be more socially acceptable, as long as they have a good reason.
And if having a good reason is still wrong, I don’t want to be right.
Time to root for the bad guy.
Is this really a Christmas movie?
This is Reindeer Games.
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