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Two Tigers Slaying the Dragon
Elisha 2021-12-30 17:21:45
Ransom, a weak and stubborn lawyer and scholar, created the original West. With the help of the first cowboy Tom, he finally killed the villain Liberty. Ransom successfully sat on the council and embraced the beauty. Tom died alone. The western master John Ford’s The film reveals the resentment and helpless worries about going to the west, uninhibited personal heroism is receding under the national legal framework, and modern values are reconstructing the spirit of the west. Although there is helplessness, it still cannot stop the progress of history.
Extended Reading
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Graham 2022-04-24 07:01:14
Whether the logic of the film is inappropriate, but it does not affect the theme of its performance; the wild west, the land where many people grow up, also needs civilization to integrate
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Mae 2022-03-27 09:01:09
The actor's over-dramatic, jerky, twitching gestures are so annoying, especially with James Stewart's exaggerated Western accent.
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance quotes
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Floyd: It's Liberty! He - he's hurt!
[Doc approaches Valance's body]
Floyd: It's Liberty.
Doc Willoughby: Whiskey, quick.
Person on street: Here, sir.
Doc Willoughby: [takes a drink, turns Valances body over with his foot] Dead.
[walks off]
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Link Appleyard: Mr. Peabody's awful hurt and he needs you bad over at his office.
Liberty Valance: What's the matter, Mr. Marshal? Somebody have an accident?
Doc Willoughby: So that's it, another one of your 'accidents', huh Valance? I'm looking forward to the day when it's you they'll be calling me for.
Liberty Valance: [tossing Doc a silver dollar] Paid in advance.