Hollie 2022-03-31 08:01:02
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Sylvia 2022-04-04 09:01:08
Thin and direct, procrastinating and mediocre, quite satisfactory, and make persistent efforts.
Alysha 2022-03-31 08:01:02
On the surface, it's a Western blockbuster, but in reality it's still a matter of love between children and a love triangle. I've been guessing which one will die while watching the movie. Sure enough, the original match is king... The light in the second half of the war is too bright It's more difficult to see when it's dark, and the screenwriter wrote several villains to be mentally retarded, and the final decisive battle always feels bad. The feminist theme of the whole film may make the film more socially meaningful, and Portman's jeans are cool
Dan Frost: Well, this is not how I pictured life turning out, Jane. How did you see it?
Jane Hammond: Mostly from up high. I'd imagine... we just never came down that day. Just chose to live in the sky. It's hard to remember though... how things seemed when you know... how they actually turned out.
Dan Frost: You have to go, Jane. You gotta get your girl and get clear of all this.
Jane Hammond: I've been running my whole life. Doesn't end. They come to my house... I'm gonna protect it. Whatever happens, I gotta put my face to it.
[last lines]
Dan Frost: [settling the family into their covered wagon] All right. Shall we?
Jane Hammond: Let's go.
