Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

In the turn-of-the-century American West, Robert LeRoy Parker and Harry Longabaugh are better known by their aliases: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Partners and arguably the most renowned outlaws in the area, they hold up banks or trains. Within the partnership, Butch is the brains, Sundance the shooting brawn. Despite their outlaw status, they are seen as an affable duo by those who know them, and even by many of their so-called adversaries. Butch has compiled the Hole in the Wall Gang, named after his hideout in the Wyoming mountains, and is its de facto leader, primarily because he was the one who brought them all together. But as time goes on, Butch and Sundance discover that changing circumstances are making their work more and more difficult, which leads to others within the gang questioning Butch's leadership. Following one of the gang's jobs holding up a train, a posse of six men on horseback are after them, not the gang as a whole, but rather only Butch and Sundance. The duo have to figure who the six men are to find out their end goal. In trying to get away, they are assisted by their friend, schoolteacher Etta Place, who is officially Sundance's girlfriend. She ended up with Sundance instead of Butch only because the two of them saw each other first. Butch and Sundance learn how far the posse will go to get what they were tasked to do, and also how far they themselves will go to preserve their lifestyle--and their lives.