Thousands of miles to the Rong plane? ? ? The first half of the sentence is not relevant, and they are not going to participate in the war. These people are probably fleeing, fleeing from things or places they don't know what it is. I agree with Guan Shan. Although I have recited "Mulan Ci", I really can't think of such a poetic translation of the name of a foreign film. impressive! ! !
The film is one of the American genre films - Westerns, and I always feel that the word genre is a bit derogatory. But in fact, Western films are very popular among audiences, and as a commodity, it is inevitable to consider the box office, so it is an understandable trend to do genre films in this way. I see my friends in the circle of friends making road movies and local movies, and I always imagine that this will become a special type of Chinese movies. Pull away, come back.
The cowboys in this western aren't that cool, and I don't have any empathy for these fringe people, they're so special. But what I'm trying to say is that it's a very good movie, and it's Oscar-quality in terms of character development, plot lines, and cinematography. John Ford is a professional Western director, (I always feel that the people who can use the word professional are people of a generation. For example, Maugham said that he is a professional writer.) He handles the details very delicately, which is the first time I have When I watched his film once, I only knew such a person last Monday. Oh, it's been a tense plot along the way, with the sweet singing as a candy for relief, but only at the end, when the outlawed prostitute and the fugitive Ringo leave on horseback, do I shoot around the two In the happy laughter of the horse-ass people, I felt a little happy.
What impressed me the most about this film was that the banker who absconded with the money said, "Our country needs a businessman to be the president." ), the alcoholic doctor said, "Our country just needs to get drunk." The banker, apparently startled by the doctor's diagnosis of the state, said "you must be drunk, sir", "but I'm happy", the doctor replied. The lines of this film are really solid and predictable, and even the gags are not exaggerated and empty.
Recently, I have been endorsing and doing questions every day. I am a little tired of coding. The only diary that I enthusiastically contributed to me has now become two entries a week. I sometimes wonder why I throw away all my diary before high school, probably because I read a passage of Lin Moumou at that time, which probably means: If you don’t throw away your diary, you won’t be considered a boy like a blank sheet of paper, even if you know you will regret it. Must do that.
La la la, seeing that everyone wrote such serious film reviews, and my own superficial reviews are really, can only be said to be self-entertainment, I will be happy!
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