I love westerns. The story, the music, the characters, the dialogue, the clothing, the scenery, the general all combine to make a movie that is both entertaining and heartwarming. I have a hard time forgetting most of the scenes or forgetting who is on screen.
This is a bit of a conundrum for me. I love the western genre. Like I said before, the music never fails to please me, and I tend to find the dialogue of the characters very easy to understand. On the other hand, I tend to feel some reluctance to use my own style of dialogue.
I’m not sure if it’s because I have a little trouble understanding some of the characters, or if it’s because I don’t want to be remembered as a westerner by the movie’s audience. I’m not sure either, but I will definitely be checking this out on the big screen.
Its not for lack of western stereotypes but because western characters tend to be a bit more “mature” in their expressions. If you read Westerns, you will notice that there are always some really creepy, twisted, and grotesque scenes. These scenes tend to be pretty sad, so its pretty hard to get your head around. A western that has a bit more humor and a bit more emotion could definitely work better on the big screen.
That’s kind of my point. I like westerns for a lot of reasons. They tend to be more realistic, which is a really good thing because it keeps the screen from looking too serious and makes the characters seem a bit more real. They also tend to be a little bit more edgier, which is good because that means you can watch a bunch of really messed up guys and girls fight, and not wonder what happened in the background.
Westerns are also really good at making you feel a bit more in the dark. If you’re a western-lover, then that’s a good thing to have.
westerns are also very good at making you feel a bit more in the dark. If youre a western-lover, then thats a good thing to have.
The thing that makes westerns so cool is that they do a really good job of making you feel like youre in the middle of something and are being dragged along in its course. Of course, this is because the characters are all real. The whole point of a western is that the characters all have a little bit of history in the background and are trying to keep the story moving along.
Unfortunately, this all leads to the fact that all westerns are very, very scary. The reason it works is because in order to feel good in a western, you have to be scared. This is because the characters come across as real. The more authentic, the more real. The more you feel like they are in the world, the more you feel like its real. So, when youre scared, you feel more real.
Yeah, that whole “if you’re in the wrong place at the wrong time” thing. The fact that the characters are real, that they are trying to get away from some horrible thing. So, instead of having to be scared of something, we have to be scared of something. So, the westerns are not really scary, but they are very real.
