Watching JJ finally see the eyes behind him from the painting. . . . A sense of fear arises spontaneously. . . . The effect of the film is achieved, and the fate of the Robert Ford cup adds another sadness to the film.
Robert Ford Best Supporting Actor is no one.
In fact, Robert Ford doesn't know what he wants:
1. To save his life? (Instinct reaction of human beings)
2. Want people to praise him for his bravery?
3. Want to mix with the great JJ?
If he could figure it out, he wouldn't put himself in a dilemma, so that in the end he was blown up. (He doesn't have the power to change his own destiny, but he has been dominated by fate as the situation develops. The "JJ complex" is too deep.)
In addition, JJ is so handsome that it can't be described as handsome, there is no end. . . That era, that taste, that identity, was vivid and vivid.
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