this is a film about the conflict of values among three generations of American old, middle and young;
this is a film about the conflict of life customs between Native Americans and immigrants;
this is a film about how to grow up to be A man's movie;
it's more of a movie about life, death and redemption...
I had a premonition that he would end the movie with his own death,
but didn't expect it to come so pure and sudden,
when the gangsters moved towards the unarmed. When he shot,
he finally transferred the cross that he had carried all his life to them, and
when he fell, he became a cross, and
at that moment, he became Christ,
because of what he did, no one could do it. It's just that I
never felt that pinning my
hopes on the police was even slimmer than pinning it on God.
Can his sacrifice really bring about the peace of the town?
Are those bastards really going to introspect for killing him? What would you do
if it were you ?
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