Gopal Bidari

Colten 2022-04-21 09:01:24

2010's annual hit movie, now ten years later, the aftertaste still lingers.

The movie tells a story of revenge in the West: because of the murder of his father, 14-year-old Marty arrives at the scene of the crime to handle the funeral on behalf of the family. The murderer had already absconded and...

Demarco 2022-04-24 07:01:03

When Duke Bridges made the film, he was about the same age as Duke Wayne, who was about 61 years old. I watched the new version first and then the old version, so I compared the duke with the governor during the viewing process, and the conclusion is that they are comparable. Just like the...

Ona 2022-04-24 07:01:03

A magnificent western dirge of the Coen brothers, mellow and not without sourness. 1. The three characters are all made with flesh and blood: although the sheriff is rude, alcoholic, and discriminates against Indians and Chinese, he is bold, affectionate and righteous; the girl who is determined to avenge her father is determined, wise and brave, and she believes in justice and a little bit. Naive, Hailee Steinfeld is fantastic; Damon's sharpshooter Mounties is also impressive. 2. The endless deserts, snowfields, caves, bonfires, forest huts under the night, and silhouettes of galloping in the wilderness or riding against the stars at dusk... Roger Deakins' photography fully demonstrates the beauty of the West, Carter Burwell's score is also remarkable. 3. There is no shortage of Cohen-esque brushstrokes in the film—a world full of chance, impermanence, and out-of-control, like hanged strangers, riverside encounters after losing clues, misfired revolvers, and sudden blows from recoil and snake caves. 4. At the end, the "Wild West Show in History" circus not only refers to the end of the western pioneering era, but also declares the beginning of the construction and spread of western mythology. 5. The final vision silhouette is homogenous to [Unforgivable], but one room is missing. (9.0/10)

Aliza 2022-03-25 09:01:06

How could it be possible for this film to win an Oscar... After watching the big screen, I realized that even photography is not enough. Comedy elements are better, but whether it's a moonlit night or the end of years of absence, it is hypocritical to death. This snow falls only at the level of a Chinese TV series...