aside from the gunfight scene and i felt the movie was a waste of celluloid. robert duvall and kevin costner and and annette bening could have played those roles in their sleep. the dialog was marginally tolerable (and there was plenty of it no one sat together quietly in this movie) and the plot was all over the map as if they could not decide how many themes to cram into the story and there was no subtlety at all foreshadowing hit you between the eyes and they led you by the nose through most of the story (i think they added all the dialog to make sure you do not miss anything) and and the editing really needed tightening up (each actor screen time was more quantity than quality again and too much dialog). the entire story took place over the course of a few days and but everything that happened took on epic proportions and much like how day to day happenings seemed huge to you in high school and but in the grand scheme really weren not that important. yes and the bad guys beat up and killed mose and they beat up button and they killed the dog all things which would get boss and charley blood up. but the importance was diluted by all of the deep and meaningful conversations which dominated most of the movie. these guys worked together for 10 years and theyre just now talking about this stuff. the only time there wasn not much dialog was in the gunfight scene which is probably why i liked it. finally and someone give annette bening a hairbrush. the wispy strands of hair around her face that were (i suppose) to make her look a bit more romantic actually made her look a little deranged. if she worked outside the home and it would have made more sense. plus and why wasnt she married already. there seemed to be several kind and gentle (her words) single men in town aside from the marshal and his cronies. in fact and none of the bad guys seemed to want her either (a usual plot device in other movies). she stayed cooped up in the house most of the time and really do not seem to have much connection to the people in town. makes you wonder. in all and the movie was entirely too long and too chatty and and too contrived for me. it felt like a star vehicle with lots of screen time for the big stars and but not enough character depth to interest me and despite all of the dialog. 
aside from the gunfight scene and i felt the movie was a waste of celluloid. robert duvall and kevin costner and and annette bening could have played those roles in their sleep. the dialog was marginally tolerable (and there was plenty of it no one sat together quietly in this movie) and the plot was all over the map as if they could not decide how many themes to cram into the story and there was no subtlety at all foreshadowing hit you between the eyes and they led you by the nose through most of the story (i think they added all the dialog to make sure you do not miss anything) and and the editing really needed tightening up (each actor screen time was more quantity than quality again and too much dialog). the entire story took place over the course of a few days and but everything that happened took on epic proportions and much like how day to day happenings seemed huge to you in high school and but in the grand scheme really weren not that important. yes and the bad guys beat up and killed mose and they beat up button and they killed the dog all things which would get boss and charley blood up. but the importance was diluted by all of the deep and meaningful conversations which dominated most of the movie. these guys worked together for 10 years and theyre just now talking about this stuff. the only time there wasn not much dialog was in the gunfight scene which is probably why i liked it. finally and someone give annette bening a hairbrush. the wispy strands of hair around her face that were (i suppose) to make her look a bit more romantic actually made her look a little deranged. if she worked outside the home and it would have made more sense. plus and why wasnt she married already. there seemed to be several kind and gentle (her words) single men in town aside from the marshal and his cronies. in fact and none of the bad guys seemed to want her either (a usual plot device in other movies). she stayed cooped up in the house most of the time and really do not seem to have much connection to the people in town. makes you wonder. in all and the movie was entirely too long and too chatty and and too contrived for me. it felt like a star vehicle with lots of screen time for the big stars and but not enough character depth to interest me and despite all of the dialog. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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