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Allan 2022-04-21 09:02:40
Love and righteousness between men, kindness and hatred. Annette Bening, 45, didn't have much drama, but exuded the charm of a mature woman from the inside out - enough to make Kevin "a thousand kisses not...
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Fern 2022-04-21 09:02:40
The so-called west is only a background here, and the superb acting skills just interpret a plot that is too simple to be simple, and interpret the characters' implicit emotional subtext to the ups and...
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Cullen 2022-04-21 09:02:40
Kevin Costner's Personal...
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Meagan 2022-04-20 09:01:55
Ah~~~ Grandpa boss didn't die in the end! very nice! I'm going to see Dances with...
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Shawna 2022-04-20 09:01:55
3.9 There are many prairie vistas skylines, beautiful clouds. A real man bleeds without tears, solves it with practical actions, has a sense of justice, and is not afraid of rape. But in the whole story, this conflict was there at the beginning, and when we got to town, there was still an emotional drama in the middle, and the problem was not solved immediately, and it was delayed again and again. Emotional scenes are not...
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Tara 2022-04-20 09:01:55
I didn't get interested after watching it, I fell asleep and abandoned...
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Bernhard 2022-04-20 09:01:55
The ending is good, but the process is always full of...
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Ressie 2022-04-20 09:01:55
It's too different from Dancing with Wolves. The first drop of blood in the western cowboy version is a strange emotional scene. After three days, drinking tea and suddenly falling in love. The halo of the protagonist in the shootout scene, and the assists of the whole village are not enough. They all rely on the villain to assist. And the rhythm in the front is slow, and it is a bit embarrassing to pick your feet. Three and a...
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Jacques 2022-04-20 09:01:55
It's a model, a long-winded model, nothing like it. Kevin may be reluctant to cut out the big, nuanced beautiful shots he takes. The problem is with the lines, we'd love Casablanca's lines even longer, and the dialogue in the film is simply too repetitive and boring. There are very few movies where we want the hero and heroine to finish their words as soon as possible, and it...
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Joannie 2022-04-20 09:01:55
I rewatched it four years later, and I saw the part about buying sugar before I realized that I had seen it before (and actually downloaded the same file), Costner is not like Kasdan, his style is a simple and direct binary opposition, I think After the end of the mob, it is interesting that the civilians start to hunt down the remnants of the mob, but Costner is not obsessed with these issues but builds the image of Charley's stalwart. This is the only thing that comes to mind, the battle of...
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Godfrey 2021-12-31 08:03:07
Cowboys don’t die, they will only fade away
2021.04.24
In 1882, Boss Spielman, Charlie Witt, Mus Harrison, and Button were the four cowboys of the American West. They ran a herd of cows, wandered around, had no permanent homes, and still lived in untimely conditions. Nomadic life. This aroused the dissatisfaction of the farmer Denton Bucket....
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Alexanne 2021-12-31 08:03:07
Cowboy in the sunset
There is a theory that Westerns is a genre that has declined.
If we say that the day of decline of the ancient Colosseum is the time of the fall of the Roman Empire, then the end of Hollywood is the end of the United States.
Western films are the perfect embodiment of the American spirit.
The power...
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Charley Waite: Weren't the only thing he said. Most time, a man will tell you his bad intentions if you listen, let yourself hear.
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Boss Spearman: Charley, you all right?
Charley Waite: I'm fine.
Boss Spearman: Seems like you was, you know...
Charley Waite: I said I'm fine. Just got some old feelings coming up.
Boss Spearman: You know, we never asked each other much. That's always been okay with me. I figured it was okay with you. But you said some things the last couple of days. Things that seemed like they had kind of a history to them. Hey, Charley?
Charley Waite: Don't stand behind me, Boss.
Charley Waite: [scene change to night] When I was a kid, a bunch of us would go into the woods with our peashooters. Nothing fancy, just enough to kill a bird or a squirrel, maybe something larger if we was lucky. Killed my first man in them woods. Held the paper on our farm, and after my pa died, he'd come around to get payment from my mom in any way he could. Weren't much older than Button when I shot him in the throat. Knew there'd be more killing, so I run off and joined the Army. War was on. They was only too happy to have me. My first skirmish was like hunting with my friends. We just sat up in some trees, and they came marching at us. Must have been a hundred of them dead after the smoke cleared. Went around and shot the rest who weren't. Those of us with the knack was made into a special squad so we could travel light and on our own into enemy territory. Orders were pretty simple. Make trouble wherever we could. With room like that, it wasn't long before we was killing men that weren't even in uniform. Seemed like that went on the rest of the war. After that, I come West. Lot of call for a man with them skills. And I put them to work for men just like Baxter. Every once in a while, I almost get through a day without thinking about who I am, what I'd done.
