Westerns also have temperature changes

Adrianna 2022-04-20 09:01:15

Love Koko's comment.
Cohen made the westerns no longer just sand, no longer a coincidence with one outlet, no longer a fairy tale with a rib. Cohen gave him a fork in which to stop, and gave him a wild bear. When the old rooster woke up from a sound sleep in the kitchen, he looked up and encountered a bunch of low-hanging ducks or chickens. .
Cohen brought me the galloping starry night, the triangular character line of opposite shots, long shots, random shots, misfires and balance, the story that fluctuated to sway and the loose ending of Dugu seeking defeat after tension. Really love Cohen. Not a genius with a flash of light, but a wise man who cultivates both inside and outside, and is sensitive and light. It is rare to have a perseverance and a standout.

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  • Jeffery 2021-10-20 19:01:59

    This film educates us again: 1. If you want to kill, don't talk so much nonsense, which will only leave others with the opportunity to fight back; 2. After subduing a person, you must tie it with a rope, otherwise it will leave others with a chance to fight back. Revenge, justice, and protection of the strong and weak are the usual routines of Western movies. No wonder that Western movies are now declining, because there are no heroes in this era, but all kinds of freaks with unique skills.

  • Garth 2022-03-21 09:01:21

    A retro and innovative western movie! As a western film, it is full of black humorous verbal warfare, and anti-traditional elements of feminization and de-heroism, but the spirit throughout the film can still maintain the fearlessness of the western style. In addition to the wonderful performance of the actors, Roger Deakins, the old partner of the Coen brothers, his photography and mirroring is the soul of the film.

True Grit quotes

  • Mattie Ross: And "futile", Marshal Cogburn, "pursuit would be futile"? It's not spelled "f-u-d-e-l."

  • Rooster Cogburn: The jakes is occupied.

    Mattie Ross: I know it is occupied Mr. Cogburn. As I said, I have business with you.

    Rooster Cogburn: I have prior business.

    Mattie Ross: You have been at it for quite some time, Mr. Cogburn.

    Rooster Cogburn: There is no clock on my business! To hell with you! To hell with you! How did you stalk me here?

    Mattie Ross: The sheriff told me to look in the saloon. In the saloon they referred me here. We must talk.

    Rooster Cogburn: Women ain't allowed in the saloon!

    Mattie Ross: I was not there as a customer. I am fourteen years old.

    Rooster Cogburn: The jakes is occupied. And will be for some time.