The chicken that can carry Shelley and count

Roel 2022-03-26 09:01:05

Turning to the conservative trend, Cohen was not exempt. In the six stories, which involved the conflict between the old and the new, how many games did the old man win? The second part of risk prevention actuarial science, the third part of ruthless decision, the fourth part of tenacious life, especially the fifth story with the longest length and the most obvious sense of restraining the old and the new, the one that combines Winchester 73 Stewart and the invincible boy Henry Fonda. The old cowboy is called: Arthur... Cohen's world has changed from the old and lonely world ten years ago to today's old and strong! Then two stories, one head and one tail, express the attitude towards guns: be low-key and not show off.

Garnet 2022-03-29 09:01:02

1. One of the best-sounding & good-looking movies of the year, or a melodious, lively, witty or mournful and solemn soundtrack, a majestic and desolate natural landscape (especially excellent at night), and a textbook-level audio-visual language, everything is just right. 2. The classic scenes of Western films such as bar battles, street duels, bank robbery, execution field fighting methods, gold mining, confrontation with Indians, carriage dialogues, etc. are all on stage, but the Coen brothers' iconic existential philosophy and black humor make it To be a counter-genre that plays with viewer expectations, overflowing with absurdity, chance, loneliness, pathos and death. 3. Story 1 has the taste of [Drunk Township Folk Ballad], Story 2 is a joke [The Bad and the Bad], Story 3 is like the real version of [Freak], Story 4 is like a variation of the comedy version of [Blood and Sands], and Story 5 is the most complete and most complete. resignedly. Story 6 is reminiscent of [ghost carriage], full of gothic style. 4. Flip the book as the transition from the beginning to the end and the transition, giving people the pleasure of reading. 5. Confessions of the Bounty Killer/Death at the end (telling the story before the attack is attractive) is both charming and reflexive, just as we were finally caught up in the story of the Coen brothers and fell into the abyss. (9.5/10)