History Recap / FilmRerollButchCassidyAndTheSundanceKid

* GroinAttack / InSpiteOfANail: When it comes time for Harvey to try and wrestle control of the gang from Butch during the latter's attempted coup, Andy opts to just reenact the scene straight and "[[UnusualEuphemism disables the d]]". But, because Harvey wasn’t caught off-guard this time, he tries to restart the knife fight after he gets kicked. However, as soon as it’s clear that Butch is standing his ground, Harvey stands down.

* GroinAttack: Butch "[[UnusualEuphemism disables the d]]" of Harvey during the latter's attempted coup.

* WritingByTheSeatOfTheirPants: [invoked] Downplayed: Paulo openly admits at the outset that this campaign was a last-minute decision; Joz was originally supposed to do a campaign that day of recording, but she got ill, so Paulo decided to quickly draft up a campaign with this movie, as he had already seen it enough times that he didn’t have to waste time rewatching it.

-->'''News''': We should become stock brokers! That's the way to rob America blind!

* CuttingTheKnot: After the group discusses at length [[ValuesDissonance how uncomfortable]] Sundance and Etta Place's roleplaying scene was, and how the payoff wasn't really worth it do to how long it took to get there, Scott decides to truncate it:

--> "We should become stock brokers. That's the way to rob America blind."
-->-- '''News'''

Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid are members of the Hole-in-the-Wall Gang, a group of outlaws operating during the tail end of TheWildWest. Specializing in train robbery, they carry out a number of successful heists, but the temptation to find more honest work is still present, and the authorities are starting to crack down on their illegal activities.

Followed by [[Recap/FilmRerollTimeBandits Time Bandits]] and [[Recap/FilmRerollThePrincessBride The Princess Bride.]]

Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid are members of the Hole-in-the-Wall Gang, a group of outlaws operating during the tail end of TheWildWest. Specializing in train robbery, they carry out a number of successful heists, but the temptation to find more honest work is still present, and the authorities are starting to crackers down on their illegal activities.

Starring Andy Hoover as Butch Cassidy, Scott Aiello as the Sundance Kid, and Paulo Quiros as the Dungeon Master.

* UnfortunateNames: Anthony Woodcock. [[CassandraTruth The bandits don't even think he's being serious at first.]] They end up mostly calling him "Tony".

* ShoutOut: During their second train robbery, the gang confront a guard named [[Creator/JimHenson Jim Nenson.]]

* TheUnintelligible: Teeth, who [[IronicNickname Doesn't have a single tooth left in his mouth.]]

* AssimilationPlot: News seems to believe (and hope) that one is on its' way. He thinks that in the future, ''everything'' will be made out of platinum, including the houses, the horses, the ''children'' (at least the good ones) and even ''the sun!''
* BittersweetEnding: Butch and News get away and make it big, but Sundance Kid dies alone on the prairie. Still a happier ending than what happened in RealLife...
* BlastingItOutOfTheirHands: Our protagonists' favoured method of deadling with armed enemies, [[AntiVillain as they don't like killing people unnecessarily.]]

** Sundance also kills the One-Eyed Man, and the Bandileer Guy after the latter shoots Butch unconcious.

* HumanShield: Butch and Sundance take tge Sheriff hostage to get past the lawmen alive.

* ThirstyDesert: Sundance [[ExploitedTrope exploits]] this by leaving his hostage behind on the prairie to die. This doesn't work out so well for him though, as he and his horse also ends up perishing on their way back. Though this ''does'' end up saving Buth's life, so perhaps it could be considered a bit of an unintentional HeroicSacrifice.

Followed by [[Recap/FilmRerollThePrincessBride The Princess Bride.]]

* EvilAlbino: One of the lawmen pursuing the eponymous duo is an albino and a KnifeNut to boot. [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] in that [[HeroAntagonist he's technically a good guy.]]