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The masses are not always right
Elmira 2022-04-21 09:02:30
After watching this movie, I just feel normal. It just reminds me of the social youth during the Cultural Revolution and a book about the underworld that I read. Why are they not like this, hurting and being hurt by their reckless actions. In the film, it is said that the film shows the kind of sensible but unspeakable loyalty between brothers and men, which is too far-fetched. The director probably wanted to express this theme very much, so at the end of the film, he hurriedly asked a few people to give generously to his brother, but even a fool would say: You are a failure, this is true.
Extended Reading
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Pike Bishop: With the way the Generalissimo's cleaned out this part of the country, he ought to have a lot
[of silver]
Pike Bishop: to spare.
Dutch Engstrom: Eh, "Generalissimo", hell! He's just another bandit grabbin' all he can for himself.
Pike Bishop: [amused] Like some others I could mention?
[laughs]
Dutch Engstrom: [serious] Not so's you'd know it, Mr. Bishop. We ain't nothin' like him! We don't HANG nobody! I hope, someday, these people here kick him, and the rest of that scum like him, right into their graves.
Angel: We will. If it takes forever.
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Lyle Gorch: [the Bunch is riding into Angel's village] Hey, Angel! Why don't you tell your folks to feed them dogs?
Angel: Any insult to my family while we are here and I will kill you!
Lyle Gorch: Hey, Angel; do you have a sister?
Angel: [angrily] Si!
Lyle Gorch: [very politely] I'd be pleased to make her acquaintance. And that of your mama too!
Tector Gorch: [laughing] And the same goes for your grandma, too Sonny!