It is particularly worth mentioning that the role of the old cowboy added in the film is very cute and talkative all day long. Although the words are wordy and cold and humorous, they add a lot of fun to the film. The whole film is two and a half hours, and there are only a few shootouts, but the story is something that is often talked about in westerns, but along the way, there is no coldness, which shows the director's skill. To put it bluntly, in addition to grasping the rhythm of the story properly, the characterization is the secret of its success. The characters of the protagonists are refined by the director to be angular, flesh and blood, not statues. This is the most worthy reference for many movies now.
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