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Rich and long background music
Estell 2022-04-22 07:01:07
Translating Wind River as "hunting the wind river valley" shows how powerful and omnipotent Chinese is. The thick and long background music is like the whining of the unjust souls in the snowy valley, and it is like the horn of revenge piercing the silent longevity sky. The bullets filled with the retribution of good and evil have appeased every kind heart, blood debts are paid for by blood, and the white snow has witnessed both evil and justice. The bad guy finally gets the punishment he deserves is a story ending that will not be boring. It fits with the common value orientation of human beings, links the past and guides the future.
Extended Reading
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Arvid 2022-03-23 09:01:38
Taylor Sheridan's story is as gripping as ever, and it's clear and easy to follow, with well-spaced lines. Just as "Going Through Fire and Water" captures the spirit of Texas, this one also captures the snowy atmosphere of Wyo. When I was about to get bored, the shootout was very exciting and played a role in soothing the cheeks. Renner and Olsen's performances are definitely a plus... but still too dry.
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Jacques 2022-03-24 09:01:35
It's almost like watching the arrival, forcing the foreshadowing, rendering, and forcing the inner feelings.
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Wilma: You okay?
Cory Lambert: Been better.
Wilma: It brings it all back, doesn't it?
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Chip: I didn't do shit.
Cory Lambert: All you've been doin' is shit for the last few years, Chip.
Chip: It's this place, man, what it takes from us. What it took from you.
Cory Lambert: I'm not gonna stand here and tell you that life's fair, 'cause it ain't. To either of us. But, you know, what do we do? This land, this land is all we got left.
Chip: What's this *we* shit? The only thing native about you is your ex-wife and the daughter you couldn't protect. Maybe if you'd played detective...
Cory Lambert: [Cory grabs Chip and violently slams him against the wall] That's not something it's good to talk about. You hear me?