The glorious past of the American West has been constantly mentioned and adapted by various film and television works, and presented with various artistic techniques. Movies like Red Dead Redemption are very western, very cowboy, yellow land, wind and sand blowing, The old people sitting in the town are complaining that there are fewer and fewer people, the train has not been repaired, the small bar of a group of bearded men is always broken into by uninvited guests, and a pair of cowboys riding opposite each other in the open space outside the house, with their hands on the butts of their guns. On, always ready to draw the spear, this is the West in the impression, and it is also the pleasure and hatred that countless people yearn for.
Thunderbolt seems to have revealed another side. There are also stories of brave little girls in the west. The stories of little loli and down-and-out uncle seem to be constantly put on the screen, hey. . . , This may be a set of fixed screen collocation, it seems that the stories told by two people in different frames are different from Western movies, but they are similar to fixed CP movies. When a little girl gets into trouble, an uncle will help solve it. Fight a dozen, fight wits and courage, and finally approach a happy or slightly tragic ending.
Movies are an extension of a dull life. They are an in-depth analysis of one thing and a process. Movies and books represent thinking about everything. Crazy said it well. Without movies, we seem to be unable to think. Movies are ghosts wandering in the world. When you wait for the parallel universe to connect with your soul, at that moment, you seem to understand the vast world in the west and all that may have happened. Movies may not only be movies, but also reality.
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