... you forgot the ridiculous and annoying everything else. Performances, camerawork, dialogues... Which is a shame because when it was released I remember thinking "At last, a French movie that will not look/feel like a TV movie".
Ain't that The Virginian (Victor Fleming - 1929)? Or The Big Trail (Raoul Walsh), or Law and Order, or Billy the Kid (King Vidor), or The Plainsman (Cecil B. De Mille)?But King's classic Jesse James gets also a 8/10 for me
so maybe I'll check out some of those movies
I've been searching a long time for that 1932 version of Law and Order, but been unable to find it
Sorry, MoMA just plays films once, then they go back in the vault (or something). You can wait years for a title to show up again. Best thing to do is visit the website often and note upcoming films of interest.
Lawless(2012) 9/10. The film Public Enemies wished it could have been. And seeing Jessica Chastain's tits in 4K was a treat. Nick Cave's soundtrack is a real toe tapper: I rushed right home and ordered a copy from amazon.
The tits aren't so exciting to me but the story sounds really cool. I'll check this out ASAP, thanks Jenkins.