The flow of this film is executed well, which I feel the
director had the feeling we would feel like that so he changed things around
scene to scene to keep us off-guard. The film has moments of predictability but
that does not take away any part of how effective this film comes across. This
is a film that gets the spirit of the old west thru the history of films about
it and just nails it on every possible level. If I was to have any sort of
negative beside the predictability at times, it would be that this film does
not have a bigger audience and was not given a run at the box office. Which
both do not reflect anything that is being shown on the screen. The script I
felt was so well written and gave the characters such flair and personality,
that you invest in this story. The flow of the film is disrupted by some
unpredictable moments that I feel if we discussed would spoil the beauty of
this film. All the players in this film would be so worthy of an Oscar mention.
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July 5, 2015
Movie Review: Slow West (Blu-ray, 2015)
Review By: James D.
Let’s talk about a genre that may need resurgence, the
western. We had A Million Ways to Die in the West which was hit and miss, and
now Slow West. Slow West is like if the Coen Brothers directed Quicksilver.
Slow West has a wealth of depth in both the characters and story, that being
said it is shocking that this film is by a first time director.
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Pale Rider,
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