Title: Thoughtful and elegaic. I loved it!
Product review: The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford, Brad Pitt's 2007 Western, was mostly ignored or panned, as it isn't the usual sassy gunslinger. If you're looking for thrills, this won't be your cup of tea. In fact, the film is a slow, meditative unmaking of the romantic myth of America in the nineteenth century. Pitt as Jesse and Casey Affleck as Ford, supported by appropriately melancholy music and cinematography, strip bare the heroic images to reveal immature young men walking the edges of sanity. If you appreciate thoughtful, elegiac imaginings of what might have been more likely, this is indeed a film for you.
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