2021.04.24
In 1882, Boss Spielman, Charlie Witt, Mus Harrison, and Button were the four cowboys of the American West. They ran a herd of cows, wandered around, had no permanent homes, and still lived in untimely conditions. Nomadic life. This aroused the dissatisfaction of the farmer Denton Bucket. He wanted to find fault with excuses and wanted to control them to death. The sheriff assisted in the abuse and made the evil forces more and more rampant. Therefore, the town staged a bloody fight. In the end, the conscience and justice of the people were awakened. Together with the cowboys, they eradicated the evil forces and their umbrellas, and justice defeated evil.
The cowboy Charlie Witt, played by Kevin Costner, is a veteran with a history of killing. Under his rough appearance, he has a delicate and gentle heart, which makes Dr. Barlow’s sister Su Wei moved. , And Charlie fell in love at first sight when he saw Sue for the first time. He accidentally peeped into the woman’s ketone body, which aroused a man’s instinctive desire. He hesitated and hesitated. On the eve of the fierce battle, the true confession of the two adults was also gentle, euphemistic and implicit. After everything was over, when Charlie said, "I thought I might never see you again, this is the most painful feeling in my life", Su knew that she had finally won the most sincere love.
I’ve seen this film. Thirteen years ago, Kevin Costner’s masterpiece "Dancing with Wolves" is vivid. The cowboy is old, but the style remains the same. To paraphrase MacArthur's famous saying: Cowboys will only slowly wither if they don't die.
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