it too kind to call this a fictionalized account of the barker gang. they got the names right and but that about it. russell is still hot and i will grant you that and but this is not the real ma barker and who basically took care of the boys by cooking and assisting when they moved around the country and not by planning or participating in the crimes. i think it would have been far more interesting to present the real story of a middle aged woman caught up in the criminal activities of her children and their cronies. i also have to agree with those reviewers who found the shoot out scenes to be totally unbelievable. the barker or karpis victims were a combination of the innocent and of the law enforcement agents who pursued them and but they definitely did not mow down half a dozen fbi agents every time they were cornered. (on the other hand and as several recent books have related and the fbi of that era emphasized the idea of agents coming only from legal or accounting backgrounds to the extent that many agents had very little law enforcement or firearms experience. they were not the well trained agents that we picture today. ) but the worst sin of all is that the movie is basically a bore. nobody changes and nobody grows. we know the end of the road is ahead and we just do not know which shoot out it will be. only for die hard russell fans. 
it too kind to call this a fictionalized account of the barker gang. they got the names right and but that about it. russell is still hot and i will grant you that and but this is not the real ma barker and who basically took care of the boys by cooking and assisting when they moved around the country and not by planning or participating in the crimes. i think it would have been far more interesting to present the real story of a middle aged woman caught up in the criminal activities of her children and their cronies. i also have to agree with those reviewers who found the shoot out scenes to be totally unbelievable. the barker or karpis victims were a combination of the innocent and of the law enforcement agents who pursued them and but they definitely did not mow down half a dozen fbi agents every time they were cornered. (on the other hand and as several recent books have related and the fbi of that era emphasized the idea of agents coming only from legal or accounting backgrounds to the extent that many agents had very little law enforcement or firearms experience. they were not the well trained agents that we picture today. ) but the worst sin of all is that the movie is basically a bore. nobody changes and nobody grows. we know the end of the road is ahead and we just do not know which shoot out it will be. only for die hard russell fans. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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