When I watched "The Good, the Bad and the Bad" before, I compared western movies with Chinese martial arts movies. Now it seems that western movies are more in line with my taste. In Chinese martial arts movies, the most chivalrous ones are concerned about the country and the people, and although Western movies also have a chivalrous spirit, the real thing is really gone, and they hide their merits and fame. This may not be accurate. They don't have the idea of hiding in their hearts, they just follow their own hearts.
When will we meet again? Let's talk about it. Wandering around, my home is where I feel at ease.
There is no sadness in the film. When you want to sigh, you will hear a unique lively tone. Life is good, and you die well.
The plot is also great, unfolding slowly, without rushing, allowing people to quietly taste the melodious desolation in the desert.
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