Recommendation index: ★★★ (6/10 points), you can actually take a look.
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Very strange subject. . But it's ok~
Violet 2021-10-22 14:30:47
In 2011, the western science fiction film "Cowboys and Aliens" was a weird combination and sincere. There are really cowboys and aliens. The short commentary said it well. . This movie should be sent to the universe to tell the aliens that neither the past nor the future will be able to beat the people on earth. . Although the subject matter is very nonsense. . But if you accept this setting, it seems okay to say, of course, there is no special highlight, and the science and technology tree points to the aliens that are crooked. . Aliens who have individual weapons to fight hand-to-hand, those who show their small hands and expose their hearts when nothing is wrong, and those who grab gold. . Aliens burning kerosene in airplanes, haha. Make a small complaint.
Recommendation index: ★★★ (6/10 points), you can actually take a look.
Recommendation index: ★★★ (6/10 points), you can actually take a look.
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Julie 2022-03-24 09:01:29
Didn't watch it the first time. The second time is to hope that the old man can show his power. PS, if the female aliens are not beautiful, will they still be helped...
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Ewald 2021-10-22 14:40:10
The director tried to use a science fiction shell to package a western film, but the result was self-defeating. Not only did the western background become a fiction, the science fiction also became a bullshit. All kinds of illogical abruptness and BUG, as well as the stupid plot of the last part of the movie, even if the expectations are lowered, it is still disappointing. Only Craig looks cool and handsome to see...
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Woodrow Dolarhyde: [shouts while turning his horse around] They're coming back! They're coming back!
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Woodrow Dolarhyde: [referring to Jake] That's the son of a bitch that stole my gold off the bullion coach. I want that man.
Sheriff John Taggart: You're gonna have to take it up with the judge in Santa Fe.
Woodrow Dolarhyde: I ain't going to Santa Fe. You give him to me now or I'm gonna take him.