Coming out of the cinema, in terms of personal experience. Also Nima is really bad - Westerns are not like Westerns and superheroes are not like superheroes! The so-called big production, at best, smashed a plate of bizarre visual platters.
Westerns focus on pleasure and revenge, requiring direct conflict and tight rhythm. However, is the film's narrative burdened with so much "innovation" that the storytelling is nondescript. Too much playing tricks and jokes, ruining a wonderful story - the self-imposed exile of an Indian teenager and his subsequent self-redemption; the sympathy between brothers and the friendship between brothers and sisters; the wicked The scheming of the duo, the black-faced and red-faced double-reed spoilers; the one-legged mummy-sang's undeserved righteousness; his sister-in-law's emotional choices, etc... These are all highlights that can enhance the style of the story, and are also typical of Western films element. You should focus on performance! The director has mentioned the writing style of Spring and Autumn, but instead, it is the scene of various strange stations similar to the white horse... Western films have a magical style!
And superhero films should also complete the narrative along the growth process of the male lead who experienced confusion, epiphany, and let it go. At the beginning of the film, the male protagonist is dressed as a priest, full of legal ideals, like an uninspired superhero embryo; and Captain Depp's assistance and enlightenment are also very similar to the superhero's mentor. But the plot continued until he put on the blindfold, but there was no bloody eruption of his subjective initiative. Even if I saw my eldest brother's heart gouged out with my own eyes, the small universe is still calm and silent - the ideal of building a legal society is still the same. Generally speaking, if the hero embryo does not burst into a powerful evil fire of "violence and violence" at this time to complete the transformation of the embryo to the finished product. Then the story orientation should be that the male protagonist upholds his own beliefs and uses his own way of perseverance to solve the bad guys and kill them more perfectly! Only in this way can the hero's insights and strong beliefs be shown as a more advanced and civilized superhero... However, it was the hero who slowly put on the blindfold and rode on the Baima, the railway guerrillas are "smashing the train and blowing up the bridge"... I closed my eyes in pain - why did you go there so early! !
Yes, this film is a good representation of steep valleys, boundless deserts, blinding flying sand; galloping horses, . . . all these are gorgeous western scenery. But it's limited to the western elements of landscape films, like the crow headgear that Captain Depp puts on his head - for a bird.
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