The film is a classic Western film with a complete structure. The final shootout of the hostage exchange scene is realistic and exciting. The character depiction is rough but fine, and the interpersonal relationship is exquisitely described. The theme song is also very touching. ()
The American classic Western film "Rio Bravo" embodies the hero complex of the hero in the heart of the protagonist. The film is detailed and has a tight rhythm. ()
Great directors always create under the premise of following the existing rules of the game, just like Howard Hawkes and his film "Rio Bravo". This is a great work with extraordinary psychological insight and aesthetic perception, but Howard Hawks makes the audience watch like other westerns in the film, and is not affected by the psychological factors in the film. Because he can successfully use an outdated genre to express his own thoughts, Howard Hawks is greater than other directors. ()
