Westerns

Lilyan 2022-03-17 09:01:02

The desert, the lone smoke, the wild sand sunset, the struggle for money, land, and women, in the 1968 film, Henry Fonda is still young, Jane and Fonda have been born, I am old, and different events are happening in the East and West, such as appreciation. An exquisite ancient bridge, excellent workmanship, intensive cultivation, beautiful, but the pace is too slow. The theme is not very understanding, the protagonist does not avenge money, land, women, for his brother, after the death of the enemy, but left the beloved woman, puzzled, far-fetched, probably the author wants to transcend human nature, using too much force, but does not know what it is. .

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  • Kaia 2022-03-24 09:01:16

    Revisit. In fact, this film should be selected as the 100 most beautiful.

  • Ladarius 2021-10-20 19:02:09

    There are two sections of land in the west that I set foot on: a section of yellow sand billowing towards my face, and a section of railroad tracks slamming into the distance. There are two western men I love: one has rooted in the loess, and the other duckweed is gone. There are two western sounds that I hear: one is stroking the harmonica to play melancholy, and the other is quick gun to cut love. There are two periods in the western time that I have experienced: one is like sweat sticking to death, and the other is like clear water flowing with hope.

Once Upon a Time in the West quotes

  • Cheyenne: By the way, you know anything about a man going around playing the harmonica? He's somebody you'd remember. Instead of talking, he plays. And when he better play, he talks.

  • Cheyenne: Listen, Harmonica, a town built around a railroad - mm mm mm mmm - you could make a fortune, huh? Hundreds of thousands of dollars. Hey, more than that. Thousands of thousands.

    Harmonica: They call them "millions."

    Cheyenne: "Millions." Hm.