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Johnny Depp film has Tucson revisiting historic arrest of 'public enemy' John Dillinger

Bank robber John Dillinger might have thought he'd found the perfect hideout in Tucson, Ariz., in January 1934. The dusty city was a far cry from Chicago, where every law enforcer was looking for him.

While couples snuggle in front of sappy romantic comedies this Valentine's Day, the unattached can dive into movies that will remind them being single isn't so bad after all.

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