Produced the classic literary epic with a background film length of 201 minutes, also by James. The last posthumous work starring Dean. The whole film is composed of a triangle of grievances between two men and one woman. Piccolo Benedict is a good-natured Texas rancher who married the beautiful Leslie Linton from the east. Jeter Link is a stubborn long-term worker, but gradually fell in love with the mistress. Later, he was given a piece of wasteland to cultivate on his own. Unexpectedly, he became a rich oil tycoon by digging up oil. Until the next generation grows up, he and Rock's family are still entangled, because he can't make up for the emptiness in his heart with money. Director George. Stevens is proficient in his technique and his narratives are stylish, especially for the third generation of black and white race issues. The three protagonists also have very wonderful performances
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2022-01-09 08:01
Extended Reading
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Alexzander 2022-04-24 07:01:17
The history of Texas
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Lonzo 2022-04-24 07:01:17
After watching the three films starring James Dean, I thought this one would be my favorite, but I was a little disappointed in the end. The deliberate exaggeration at the end makes the film a Texas propaganda film. Elizabeth Taylor's character starts out as fun, then becomes a bummer...but it's heartbreaking to see Dean, drunkenly in front of an empty hall.
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Luz Benedict: [Mounted on War Winds] Suppose you came out here to show me how to run things to. Well let's go!
[She grits her teeth and slaps her sharp spurs into War Winds flanks as hard as she can to enrage the stallion]
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Leslie Benedict: I said I was sorry about the name calling. It was very impolite, I know, but in principle I was absolutely right.
Bick Benedict: You come down here and you try to tell us how to run things, insultin' my friends and everything. Now, you look here Leslie, you're my wife, Mrs Jordan Benedict, and I'm asking you right now, when are you gonna settle down and behave like everybody else?
Leslie Benedict: Never!
Bick Benedict: Who in Hohenzollern do you think you are, anyhow, Joan of Arc or somethin'?