Two convicts, one charismatic (Willis) and the other a hypochondriac (Thornton), break out of prison and immediately start a bank robbing spree, kidnapping bank managers, spending the night with their families, then going with the managers in the morning to rob the banks. Using a dim-witted stunt man as their getaway driver and lookout, the three successfully pull off several jobs (even gaining the attention of a television show about American criminals), and become known as "The Sleepover Bandits." Things are going great until the bank managers begin to realize that the robbers are non-violent and therefore no threat to them or their employees, changing the game for the Bandits. To add to the complications, a bored & unhappy housewife (Blanchett) ends up in the hands of the criminals, and begins to have romantic feelings for both Willis and Thornton, causing a sticky love triangle.
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All the Tired Horses
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Bob Dylan:
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Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum
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Bob Dylan:
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Gallows Pole
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Jimmy Page:
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The Chase
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Elmer Bernstein:
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Kill the Rock
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Total Eclipse of the Heart
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Holding Out for a Hero
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Mustang Sally
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Mack Rice:
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Crazy 'Lil Mouse
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Justyn Wilson:
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Twist in My Sobriety
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Wildfire
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Rudiger
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Wear It So Well
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The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss)
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The Lion Sleeps Tonight
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Walk On By
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Superman (It's Not Easy)
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Beautiful Day
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Just the Two of Us
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Just Another
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Long Way Home
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