*Falacies of the Useless*

✓Script (history) and Performances:[0.7]
The story of the gunslinger tired of so much running goes very well and convinces mainly by the performance of Gregory, who is very angry! His younger and now more mature life convinced me of his current motivations, and the character's impatience and ignorance with the boys who once looked like him helped to bring out the protagonist's psychology.
The acting was pretty average overall except for Gregory and Millard Mitchell. They were the highlights in the performances although some less important ones managed to do well, as well as the extras. It was the antagonists that didn't impress me.

✓Theme(Direction):[1.0]

At 35 years old, Ringo concludes that he doesn't intend to spend the rest of his life having to prove he's as trigger-happy as the legendary Wyatt Earp or Buffalo Bill. The reasons for his retirement were genuine, after all, what cowboy wouldn't want to have an old age of peace with his sweetheart and boy? The film tries to teach young people that bravery may not be the best choice. A fight avoided brings less wear and for sure, a life being invisible and having peace.


The film brings the message through its narrative in the voice of our main character. His tone of voice and dialogue make this very clear.
The watch, at all times shown, helps to bring about the mood of impatience.
✓Costume:[1.0]
The clothes were in accordance with the time in which the

✓Makeup:[1.0]
Here, the credit goes precisely for mischaracterizing the heartthrob.
Gregory gets rough and rough, like he should be the biggest gunslinger in that region

✓Edition:[0.8]
The scenes were very well assembled with the intention of detailing each step of the story in its 84 minutes, without leaving anything too shallow.

Even so, it lost its rhythm a little in the middle of the film, in my impatience with the outcome, which was not what I wanted to see.
The beginning shows a traveler of many miles looking for an ending, a place to rest. The end brings the outcome of his desire, eternal rest.

✓Aim of the Film:[1.0]
The message was passed without arresting us for three...four hours.

✓Photography[0.9]
Making the film in black and white was a great achievement.
The framing of the scenarios, which are already very faithful to the period, make the experience even better.

✓Art Direction[1.0]
All very beautiful and well decorated.

✓Visual Effects[0.5]
If there's anything to comment here, it's the shooting scenes, which weren't many and had very little detail.

✓Sound[0.8]
It worked as it should, nothing too disjointed and the rides and shots really felt real.

Grade: 8.7