Let’s just say that the pace is very slow. When you thought you had just finished watching the beginning, it was actually halfway through. Before you knew it, the plot went there.
Let's say it's fast-paced, it's so soothing that every frame feels like slow motion.
It's amazing to think about it. In fact, in the past, many species did not exist in many areas. Everything we are accustomed to now did not exist in the past.
The wild west jungle ushered in its first cow, and people paid tribute to the trip.
Two adventurous losers secretly milk the cows at night, make amazing buns from the scarce milk, and become a huge business success.
Now material is overflowing, but a milky bun in the film attracts long queues.
At that time, the transactions were made of shells and buttons. Before the advent of modern currency, commodities were settled with these objects. I've seen it described in the history books, but it's the first time I've seen this scene in a movie?
Of course, this film is actually about adventure, dreams, friendship, the budding capitalism, and it's made with great detail, but my focus is a bit off track. In my movie viewing experience, this is the first movie based on that era, so it brings me a great sense of freshness.
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