Towns, churches, bell towers, villains, heroes, elements of Westerns come together here, and Indians join in on both sides.
The film is very traditional and very routine. The villains run rampant in the town, the police become the accomplices of the villains, and the ordinary people suffer from it. Finally, someone comes forward, finds the messenger of justice, and welcomes heroes from all walks of life. In the final bloody battle In the novel, justice triumphs over evil, heroes triumph over villains, and although the cost is huge, justice triumphs in the end.
The picture of the film is very beautiful, almost every frame is carefully designed, showing the environment of the pioneers of the western wilderness of the United States, with a large number of close-ups of characters, drinking, smoking, spitting, drawing guns, shooting, and even the villains crawling on the ground, It can also be seen that the shot that was strangled and breathless at the end was carefully designed, reflecting a perfect sense of picture. This is also the reason why I still love watching this movie even though it is very old-fashioned.
The gathering of big names in the film is also a highlight. Denzel Washington, Chris Sarlat, Matt Bomer, Ethan Hawke, Vincent D'Onofrio, Lee Byung Hun. . . They are all my favorite actors. Their acting skills are excellent, and they fully and well interpret the characteristics of each hero. The heroes are loved and the villains are angry.
A great western with love and hate.
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