For many years, I have lost my desire for martial arts novels, martial arts movies, and martial arts TV series. Although some "martial arts" will still be watched, I am not as excited as I was when I watched "Swordsman".
As for American Western movies, I am always interested. Of course, I can’t watch them one after another. It’s still enjoyable to watch a few classics a year. For example, this movie has a fascination like watching martial arts novels when I was young.
The opening atmosphere was exaggerated.
Sergio Leone really likes harmonica or similar music.
The moment when the hostess gets off the train with her hat is very charming, as if Ruth is standing under the Titanic and looking up. Dream ship.
5001 yuan. Many of the details are very exciting and correspond well, such as hot baths, harmonicas, etc.
The Chinese who do chores and dirty work should have been done by black people. The Chinese should have opened mines and laid railways.
Finally, the "arch" hangs and kills the classic scene.
The essence of the Western movie is that no matter how evil the enemy boss is, the protagonist is not taking advantage of the danger or sneak attack, but a fair duel. This is the same as the spirit of Chinese martial arts.
"Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..." This theme music is really nice.
The wicked Sean is also principled, but the evil he has done will still be punished even if he has been redeemed, so his ending is doomed. It is because of the character of Sean that makes this film a lot more colorful.
The seaside dream of the railroad tycoon makes this character no longer make a face. On the contrary, the big boss does not count.
The prostitute hostess is also very eye-catching. As far as a Western movie is concerned, it is rare.
The ranger is the ideal pursuit of the Western Cavaliers.
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