A Fistful of Dollars background creation
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Janelle 2022-04-23 07:01:26
A lot of classic mirror movements are worth learning, and the uninterrupted long shots create a smooth picture. The fast cross montage and the conversion of subjective and objective perspectives are very impactful, making up for the vacancies and deficiencies of details to a certain extent. The close-up of the pros and cons is integrated into the atmosphere, and the music shows a sense of the background of the times and western style. Some epic movies with bugs can be ignored.
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Kaitlyn 2022-04-22 07:01:04
I watched "The Bad and the Bad" 2 months ago, it's a very good movie. So, why not scour the prequels? Now I have watched the first part and found out: it turns out that Eastwood's action has been very cool from the first part, and "three" just continues the style of the past. The story of "One" is actually not complicated, but there is one thing in the film that makes me feel very strange: the woman who was watched by her five younger brothers seems to live far away from the home of the Arms Gang, and she ran away on horseback. It's a scene, but why can you hear a gunshot right away? In thought... How does the piece of cloth on Eastwood look like the cloak of Haruko Ohmae in "Character of an Expatriate", don't believe me, take a look.
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Consuelo Baxter: [Directed at the Rojos, who have just slaughtered her family] Murderers. They had no guns. Murderers! I hope you rot in hell! May you and your brothers die spitting blood! Curse you for this! MURDERERS!
[Esteban Rojo levels his revolver and calmly shoots her]
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Joe: [Newly arrived in San Miguel, looking over the town from a balcony] Who are they?
Silvanito: Hmm. Bandits. Bandits and smugglers. They come down from Texas. They cross the frontier to stock up on guns and liquor. The cost is much less here. Then they go back and sell the guns and liquor to the Indians.
Joe: Any town that sells guns and liquor has gotta' be a rich one.
Silvanito: Not the town. Only those who buy and sell, and the bosses are the ones who clean up.
Joe: Yeah? Somebody has to run the place. Every town has a boss.
Silvanito: That's true. But when there are two around, then I'd say that there is one too many.
Joe: "Two" bosses? Very interesting.