"Cimarron" takes the vast Oklahoma Prairie as the background. Through Yang Xi’s struggle career, it shows the Indian culture and the changes in the west. It praises the protagonist’s sense of justice and dedication, praises the perseverance and development The magnificent epic of the first generation of Americans to open up their homes. As an early western film, the film has all the representative elements in western films-unruly cowboys, galloping horses, the blood of the precise marksman who broke his hat, and the never-ending spirit of adventure. These all constitute an extremely magnificent picture, the scene change is quite rich, the unique charm of the western film is fully utilized, and it has laid the magnificent tone for the film. The fly in the ointment is that the close-up shots of the film are slightly blunt. Fortunately, director Wesley Ruggles made up for this shortcoming through skilled camera editing. Therefore, no matter from which point of view, the film perfectly interprets the most extreme charm that the movies of the 1930s can radiate.
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Cimarron evaluation action
2022-01-21 08:02
Extended Reading
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August 2022-04-21 09:03:15
This man is too amazing, he has the courage, the courage to act, the marksmanship is also accurate, but the character seems to be sketched a bit rough; the final outcome is a bit unacceptable; the great opportunity needs to be seized by the brave
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Alta 2022-04-20 09:02:25
The first hour was a little dull, and the second hour was the return of the king after Yancey disappeared for five years. There was a court scene defending Dixie Lee, speaking up for the Indians, and finally disappearing and dying in a mine for a few years. In order to tell decades of history in two hours, the pacing of the second half is not very good.
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Sol Levy: They will always talk about Yancy. He's gonna be part of the history of the great Southwest. It's men like him that build the world. The rest of them, like me... why, we just come along and live in it.
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Sabra Cravat: Did you have to kill him?
Yancy Cravat: No, I could have let him kill me.
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Blue wisps on the road, to open the mountains and forests——The 4th Oscar Best Picture "Aspirations for the Future"
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Impressions of "The Great Aspirations"
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Living elsewhere, everywhere is the road-"Loving Aspirations"
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The tragic ending of a brilliant life
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In terms of a purely western development film, this film is not bad.