This is one of the few movies I have seen recently with a complete third act. The works of the Coen brothers can always make people reminisce for three or five days after reading them. Western cowboys, even if they are sentimental, righteous, and rational, are still no match for the killer who has no limits and no principles. From the inexplicable double line at the beginning to the merging in the middle section, I finally understand that it is not just "the old have no one to rely on". In fact, everyone's life may not be 100% guaranteed. Everything is based on "accident" and will also be "accidental." Towards all kinds of "unpredictable". In fact, the Chinese translation is not accurate enough. The old man mentioned by the Coen brothers does not refer to the older generation, but all the people who are out of date. Like "Thunder in the Land", I always feel that this is a tribute to the past cowboy era. The details of the movie are very chewy and it is worth watching a few more times.
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