However, William suddenly had the courage to kill the cowboy after he recovered from his illness. This has always made me feel uncomfortable, as if it makes no sense. The previous killing scenes have always been the heart of William's assassination. Can physical diseases be cured psychologically Trauma? It seems impossible. If it is said that the prostitute with scars on his face gave him the courage to kill the cowboy, this seems to be insufficient in the film. I think this is the biggest flaw of this film.
It wasn't until Ned was killed that my overall vision became clear. It turns out that all the characters, prostitutes, cowboys, Ned, and myopic boys are just William’s foils. Their task is to create an event to pull William out and let this madman who killed innocent people come out of the mountain and continue to give him. Put pressure on him to re-establish justice in the town! Haha, I'm very excited. It turns out that everything is so clear. The police hastily and cannot maintain justice; William was a murderous robber, his life was flawed; Ned's death, this brotherhood is enough Let William be inspired to kill Jr. Bill.
From the overall point of view, the whole film can be divided into two stages. The first stage is to kill the prostitutes and bring justice to a small scale. This is just a springboard. The second stage is to kill the false justice (police). The climax of the film establishes the ultimate justice! The old devil's golden basin washing hands is nothing. It is a great innovation to ask him to make a new move and become a hero!
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