Anomaly of Westerns
The male protagonist becomes a lonely hero because of the betrayal and separation of relatives, not a natural loner
It is not the male protagonist who takes revenge, but the villain, and the one who breaks into the town is also the villain, but the male protagonist is the one who is avenged
Movie time and actual linear narrative time are about the same
The prodigal girl ran away without being disciplined. The Virgin broke out with amazing fighting power and rescued the male protagonist. In the westerns filled with male hormones, the centrality of male power was shaken.
The ending is not that the prodigal son stops occasionally and continues to move forward, but that he finds himself unable to change the environment and then self-exiles.
However, the last male protagonist all spikes one by one is fixed
If there is no platform lens in front, there is a feeling that Miller is McGurphy for a while
It's a bit similar to the Republic of China film "Dark Doubtful Cloud". There are so many appetites in front of it. It will be revealed at the end, but this is desolate, and "Dark Doubtful Doubt" is boring.
"Innovation enhances the experience that audiences expect, not fundamentally change it"
Less emphasis on dialogue with previous works of art, more emphasis on dialogue with reality
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