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Chaya 2021-12-30 17:21:45
A feature film dressed in a western coat. Traditional stages such as gun battles and fights are pitiful. This film tells the story of a moment when the American West moves from chaos and disorder to a peaceful legal system. Bandits and rangers have gradually become history. Although democracy and the legal system are fragile, the wheels of history are always rolling forward. There is no one. Blockable. What is not satisfied is that the real age of the two pig horns is much older than the characters, and it is easy to play.
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Jimmy 2021-12-30 17:21:45
Democracy requires a reasonable law, the people’s vote, the freedom of the press, and the courage to defend it with guns. This is probably the model of American democracy, an upright politician and a hero behind it. Of course, our "drunkard" conscience is indispensable-the media that dares to speak.
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Milo 2022-03-26 09:01:07
A history of American constitutionalism, the main theme is not a Hollywood patriotic education film. Although the characters are clearly portrayed, the film focuses on civic and political education rather than entertainment. The first half is very rigid like a collective creation led by the propaganda department, and the second half of the plot has some twists and turns. John Wayne's acting skills are brilliant, which makes the film taste several grades. Railroads, elections, free speech, guns, and the law make up the westward myth of official American history.
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance quotes
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Nora Ericson: Poppa - go put your pants on!
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Link Appleyard: Did you know Liberty Valance is in town tonight?
Dutton Peabody: I'd be a poor newspaperman indeed if I didn't know what everybody knows!