After three days, I finally finished the nearly three-hour "once upon a time in the west".
It was the first time I saw such a rough and delicate western, so delicate that one expression would stay for several seconds. The soundtrack is also very good, especially when Jill watched the soundtrack when the harmonica player said he was leaving, and felt that Jill's heart was about to break, and so did I.
The movie sets are great, something that a contemporary western can hardly match. It can make people think of the grandeur of "the lonely smoke in the desert goes straight to the long river and the sun sets", and also feels the artistic conception of Mu Xin's "Once Upon a Time Slow".
Like westerns, like road movies. The vicissitudes of life, wandering, heroic are my favorite keywords.
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