'Who Are Those Guys?' - Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

They're beginning to get on my nerves.

[lonewulf]

Literally these lines are my favorite part of the film ...still laugh every time.

[laidsgpr]

I just love it when they say :
" Who are those guys ".
One thing for sure, those guys ain't giving up.

[john]

I think this chase is as good as any car chase in movie history.

[MrForttunate]

one the greatest movie quotes, that's always left of the lists of he greatest movie quotes .

[jkjerome]

Incredibly engaging screenplay from a great dialogue writer - sorry to hear of the passing of William Goldman yesterday.

[JohnMWSmith---Writer]

They were Red-Indian braves, the best trackers in the world, working for a sheriff's posse! The two guys needed to be tracked down as they had robbed too many banks. Raindrops keep falling on my head.

[Auhia]

Thank you, when I was washing this movie I enjoy this scenes

[lynnturman]

Butch: What if they don't follow the horse?
Sundance: You're the brains, Butch. You'll think of something.
Butch: That's a load off my mind.

[dianebenedict-gill]

They were Pinkertons, the famous private detective agency often used/hired by the Railroad and Banks to track down and eliminate notorious robbers.

[rolstonr]

I love this line, use it a lot. Can't claim credit, buddy of mine loved using this for sports. Especially when a favorite is losing to an underdog. Fits perfect.

[MapleSyrupPoet]

"Who are those guysss" ...beautiful line ...nowww, can you imagine if they said: "Who are those guyyyss, and do you figure there from the outer moon 🌙 of Krypton? Nahhh, can't be"

[blockmasterscott]

I don't know. But they're somebody.

[careycarson]

At this point it has gone from a western to a low-key horror movie. That super posse is a nightmare in broad daylight.

[Lavaman]

They could surrender to us, but I wouldn't count on it

[randybaumery-cptf]

According to one movie, they were a part of what were the Postal Inspectors.

[none]

First one reminds me of Seinfeld for some reason

[dkeith]

Reminds me of the old SNL skit, 'What the hell is that?' lol

[sammcbride]

This is Robert Redford's #1 favorite movie of all the movies he's made.

[JJJZANESVILLE]

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid was the first (or second) movie I ever paid for to see twice. There were no video tapes or fuckin internet. It was all in the theater. The other was '2001: A Space Odyssey'. I was only 18 years old but I picked two good ones, didn't it?

[bowlerguy]

I honestly wonder if Newman and Redford really knew who those guys were, even in real life.