The biggest feature of Western films is to make violence and stories come alive. John Wayne's "Red River Valley," the violent fight at the end, Krone's golden trilogy, makes us feel like there's nothing fictional about it. Likewise, Once Upon a Time in the West shares these characteristics. Its bigger difference is her music. your love. When Bronson decided to leave and said I was leaving, Cardina's helplessness, and the background music of your love, pushed the story to a climax.
This movie reminds me of "The Horse Whisperer", the same calm, the same tension, but the difference is the scenery of "Horse Whisperer", the music of "Once Upon a Time in the West". There is no way to express the same calm beauty in different ways. The other is "Goodfellas", "City of God", "Las Vegas" and "The Godfather", which I made violent to life. I always feel that they are trying their best to make the storyline live.
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