Thunderbolt and Lightfoot

 Wow. I just....this movie was very 70s for me. I see the draw to the movie with stars like Clint Eastwood, Jeff Bridges, Geoffrey Lewis and George Kennedy. Clint was Thunderbolt and Jeff was Lightfoot. Thunderbolt is hunted at the beginning of the movie as he stood in a church. And he ran. Ran right into Lightfoot. They go through some crazy adventures and end up with the hunter and his friend and a crazy idea to plan a heist. But will the police catch up with them? Will they honor their pact with each other? There's a good bit of death in this movie and I take it the 70s and 80s had this thing with women's breasts. Didn't add to the story but it was just there. I'm sure it's claimed as a classic because of the stars, but I think one viewing is enough for me.

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