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Samedi, juillet 3rd, 2010 |
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Virgil Cole (Harris) and Everett Hitch (Mortensen) are a pair of traveling lawmen for hire. When they reach at the town of Appaloosa, the town fathers are more than willing to pay the note and win that Cole IS the law. They’re under the thumb of rich rancher, Randall Bragg (Jeremy Irons) who shot their dilapidated sheriff in chilly blood.
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They win a smash in the case when a young musty hand of Bragg’s agrees to testify. That happens about the time when the widow, Allie French (Renee Zellweger) comes in on the advise.
Allie complicates matters a lot. As Hitch so eloquently puts it, “she wants to be with the herd stallion and there can only be one of those at a time.” Cole, who claims to not have feelings, actually does care for French. She’s not like any woman he’s ever been with, she’s smart, she’s got salubrious manners, etc.
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“Appaloosa” has all the elements of a gargantuan Western, a limited romance, some realistic gun play, proper characterization, astronomical scenery (necessary film space Austin, Texas) and the typical western sense of humor. For example, when a gun battle gets both men injured, Hitch says, “That was posthaste.” Cole’s response, “Yeah, everybody could shoot.”
Clearly, Harris and Mortensen had a lot of fun making this film. These two are friends in sincere life and this project was a labor of fancy for Harris who said in an interview that he’s a fan of the author of “Appaloosa,” Robert Parker. He usually reads the detective novels, but picked up the Western because he liked the conceal and that’s how the movie came to be.
If you enjoyed “Pale Rider” and “Unforgiven,” this is a film you’ll probably want to study. The “R” rating is for a minute language, shrimp nudity, and violence, but both my husband and I have seen a lot worse on broadcast television.
Rebecca Kyle, October 2008
“Appaloosa” combines the best of weak and fresh Westerns. Ed Harris, who directs as well as stars in the film, has created a substantial combination of the two perpectives in this adaptation of the Robert B. Parker (Spenser For Hire) current.
Harris plays Virgil Cole, who with his partner Everett Hitch (played by Viggo Mortensen), roams the West as hired guns who arrive in and tame towns where lawlessness reigns. Such is the case in Appaloosa, which is accelerate by rancher Randall Bragg, who killed the town marshal (an former friend of Cole’s) and his two deputies. Cole and Hitch open the cleanup process straightaway, but everything becomes complicated with the appearance in town of Allison French (played by Renee Zellweger), a young widow who captures the heart of crusty Cole and soon, the hardened lawman moves in on her. But later, she comes on Hitch, setting the stage for issues of life, future, and loyalty to be explored while the lawmen deal with the woman and the wily Bragg, who has a few tricks up his sleeve.
The glance, feel, and the tone feels very mature, but the screenplay and action are more original in their staging, which means the language is saltier, and the action faster, objective as it would be in sincere life. Harris and Mortensen seem like they have been acting in Westerns their entire career. Zellweger hits the fair notes as a woman who does what she has to do to survive.
This is a stout film, and one that most Western fans should readily appreciate.
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