True Grit (2010)

In all the Western films I saw (only 3), this may be the second best for me (cowboys and aliens are my favorites), and the action is very small, but it is very Works fine, but still doing very well, comedy is also very funny, but some comedy comes from the randomness of some scenes such as bears. Just as they have to trim people hanging from trees, the movie is also very similar to horror films, with some very cruel death of some fear and some beautiful images. One disadvantage I do not like about this movie is that Jeff Bridges is difficult to understand for a while in the movie (thanks to the subtitles of God of DVD). But, in general it is a wonderful movie.

"For me, if the lighting and photography in the movie goes well, it's not noticeable in the movie, it can be used as a clip." (Real Grit movie photographer Roger Deakins) Charles Portis' novel, True Grit, Director, Ethan and Joel Coen, and Roger Deakins introduce the beauty of this movie. This film is nominated for 10 Oscars, but has not won the prize. - The paper I decided to create is "Schindler's List". I've seen this movie four times, but Steven Spielberg is not noticing the various ways that he used the camera to emphasize "millions of words". Interestingly, how did you see the importance of how the director points out some important points in the movie using sound and color, from this point of view?

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