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Friendship of two men
Leo 2022-01-02 08:02:03
I have watched many westerns. The biggest highlight of this film is the friendship between the two pure men, Virgil and Everett. The few dialogues between the two are classics, and the scenes of playing together are even more memorable. Voiceover of Everett at the end of the film: I figured I'd saved Virgil's career as a lawman... ... and given him another chance with Allie. At least for the foreseeable future. As for the unforeseeable... well, it was out there waiting for me. I headed straight into the setting sun and rode west at an easy pace. It was gonna be a long ride... and there was no reason to hurry.
Extended Reading
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Vince: You shoot him, you think we're just gonna ride away?
Virgil Cole: Nope.
Vince: We'll kill you and Hitch.
Virgil Cole: You'll try.
Vince: You're willing to die to keep us from taking him?
Virgil Cole: Sure.
Vince: Hitch, you willing to die, too?
Virgil Cole: Of course he's willing to die. You think we do this kind of work because we're scared to die? You.
Vince: Me?
Virgil Cole: You afraid to die?
Vince: I ain't afraid.
Virgil Cole: Good, because you go first. And that boy with the red scarf goes next. You go on home, Vince. You go on home. Go on. Too many people die if you don't.
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Randall Bragg: I told you you'd never hang me, Cole.
Virgil Cole: Never ain't here yet.