Probably because of the spirit of pursuit of "destroying people for Yixiao" that moved Uncle Sams

Moshe 2022-03-25 09:01:08

One of the American Film Institute's 100 Years, and one of Spielberg's three most admired films (along with "Lawrence of Arabia" and "What a Wonderful Life").

The plot is as simple as almost all westerns, and the rhythm is a bit slow. It doesn't have the suspenseful feeling of "Noon", nor the moving emotional line of "The Wild Man", nor the plot twists of "The Good and the Bad". Without the epic color of "Red River", it is difficult to understand why Americans regard it as a classic, rare because the director is John Ford? Is the male lead John Wayne?

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Extended Reading
  • Jarvis 2022-03-24 09:01:51

    Mrs. Jorgensen commented that Texans have no choice but to forge ahead, but this country will be a better place one day. What is a good law? Two Tigers and Dragons is an answer from Ford, an answer that makes the Cowboys have to take a back seat, and that's what makes that last shot so haunting. Just don't forget, the inside and outside of the gate are not the two worlds of old and new Texas.

  • Kevon 2022-04-21 09:02:06

    I struggled for a long time on the racial attitude of this film, and after reading a lot of comments, I accepted it. But I believe that the canonical attitude of Americans towards this film is the result of lack of rational reflection to a certain extent, and it is not unrelated to the terrorist attack, so I will not force myself...

The Searchers quotes

  • Ethan: Well Reverend, looks like you've got yourself surrounded.

    Reverend Clayton: Yeah and I figure on getting myself unsurrounded.

  • Reverend Clayton: I say we do it my way. That's an order!

    Ethan: Yessir. But if you're wrong don't ever give me another.