Film Review for the Movie Public Enemies
By George Robbins
[usr 4.8]
This film review for the movie Public Enemies is one that will praise the film for it’s storytelling of the story of John Dillinger. After all this film is based off of the real story of the criminal. Thus, his portrayal as a man of the downtrodden is not one created for the film. In reality, he really was a man loved by everyday people. Following the release of this film, I saw it and immediately became fascinated with his story. This is what a film like this should so.
First off, the film starts with J. Edgar Hoover, and his newly formed FBI. He promotes an agent to a position that is made exclusively to hunt Dillinger. Dillinger was considered a man of the people, and as such it was difficult to deal with him normally. Following his first arrest and escape, we see that things just kept getting harder for the FBI. Finally, the only way they could catch him in the end was with a rouse.
In Conclusion for this Film Review for the Movie Public Enemies
After everything that transpires in the film, we expect most of it to be fake. In reality, however, most of what happened in the film actually happened. This is the reason why I love this movie to such an extent. After all, it is hard to tell the story of a criminal properly, but the filmmakers did it. Hopefully, this makes you want to go watch the movie now, because you should.
For more information on the film, click here. For a similar film, try Gangster Squad.