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Connie 2023-03-06 09:45:27
Essential John Ford, Essential Westerns, Essential Early...
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Trenton 2023-02-23 19:05:02
It felt like Wayne alone took down the...
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Herminio 2023-02-18 22:17:48
John Ford's family ethics film, the story is slightly poor, and the scheduling of several cavalry assaults is still...
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Marianna 2023-02-01 20:16:43
Maureen felt a bit of a rage. This pair is very special, try to watch all...
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Chase 2023-01-16 19:18:15
the Rios Grande pueblos already existed when the United States acquired sovereignty over New Mexico in 1848. Although they at that time became part of the United States the pueblo lands never formally constituted a part of federal public...
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Lyla 2023-01-12 19:25:45
A very typical Ford Western, the story is a bit cliché, but the tone is very relaxed, and it is not tiring to watch, but I just don't understand why it is necessary to call a general's success, it doesn't seem to be so tragic. It's interesting that most of the characters in Ford's films are male, and the stories are full of masculinity, but in such an environment full of male hormones, there are always one or two female characters who are responsible for creating the atmosphere of tenderness...
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Idella 2023-01-03 03:21:09
#Supplementary cavalry trilogy final chapter, a pair of stubborn father and son, lonely and cold captain, growing young cavalry, reconciliation between father and son. Madam is so...
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Wayne 2022-12-29 02:44:54
7/10. The relationship between Captain York and his wife and son is an important auxiliary line in the film. Along with the beating in the military camp and the thawing of the relationship between the husband and wife from mutual indifference to mutual care, it adds a relatively stable family yearning to the narrative of the travel structure. The purposeful plots such as the search, the birth of the hero, and the meritorious deeds strictly follow the model of the hero myth. The son's dashing...
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Olen 2022-12-28 23:02:03
Western-themed, medium-light plot, no intense contradictions... The arrow in the right chest, you hang your arm... I was shocked, I thought it was hung...
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Eino 2022-12-20 16:39:53
Tencent video to watch, this film is the last part of John Ford's cavalry trilogy, all of which are main theme...
Rio Grande Comments
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Lee 2022-10-14 18:01:47
According to Jun Mo's words to seal the matter of the marquis, one will succeed and ten thousand bones will die.
Zeguo Jiangshan entered the war map, life and people He Ji Leqiao Su, based on Jun Mo's words to seal the marquis, one will succeed and ten thousand bones will die. ——Cao Song's "Remembering the Years of the Hai"
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Dessie 2022-10-14 22:01:39
Rio Grande
Skillful and sincere + gathering talents = rising stage picture
2021-06-13 23:59
Both the script and the performance are well versed in the way of character building. The story of this film suddenly raises the image of a general who has experienced battles, understands the world, and also loves his...
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Sgt. Maj. Timothy Quincannon: [Speaking to Trooper Tyree, referring to the Marshal there to arrest him] Hey son, do you know that man has a warrant charging you with manslaughter?
Trooper Travis Tyree: A lotta people use that word "manslaughter" pretty freely.
Dr. Wilkins (regimental surgeon): Boy, why don't you tell us about this? Maybe we can help ya.
Trooper Travis Tyree: Well, it could be that a
[pauses, looks from Dr. Wilkins to Sgt. Quincannon]
Trooper Travis Tyree: fella had a run-in with a Yankee down in Texas. Somethin' about the fella's sister. And, it could be that the Yankee drawed a gun and started shootin'. Got himself killed.
[Quincannon nods in approvement]
Dr. Wilkins (regimental surgeon): Mrs. York wants to get ya a lawyer, get ya outta this scrape.
Trooper Travis Tyree: Thank 'er kindly for me and tell 'er...
[pauses, resolves himself]
Trooper Travis Tyree: Look fellas, my sister's gettin' married to a man she grew up with. A Texican. Fine fella. They kinda plan on goin' to California and startin' fresh. And, I don't think it's quite right to start a lotta talk and scandal in open court until their dust is settled behind them.
Dr. Wilkins (regimental surgeon): [sighs] Well, that makes sense to me.
Trooper Travis Tyree: Of course, when I hear they're *in* California, I'll be wantin' that lawyer. Wantin' him *bad*. Tell ya the truth, I kinda like this man's army.
[Quincannon beams with great satisfaction]
Trooper Travis Tyree: Thank you for your kindness, Doctor.
[stands]
Trooper Travis Tyree: Let's git 'er done, Sergeant!
Dr. Wilkins (regimental surgeon): If that boy was one'a my troopers, I wouldn't be so eager to see him get hung!
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Dr. Wilkins (regimental surgeon): If that boy was one a' my troopers, I wouldn't be so eager to see him get hung
[hands a bottle of whiskey to Sgt. Quincannon]
Dr. Wilkins (regimental surgeon): .
Sgt. Maj. Timothy Quincannon: I'll just take a sup for me cold, and when I'm through, I'll take you to the Colonel
[pours and takes a drink]
Sgt. Maj. Timothy Quincannon: . That is, unless you're a blackguard, steal a horse, and hide out for a few days.
