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[ QUOTE ] the ending made sense. crowe's confession in the train station (about what he's done twice before) makes it clear he's not at all concerned about getting on the train. [/ QUOTE ] That doesn't explain all the other non-sensical stuff mentioned before, as well as <font color="white"> why in the world he would kill all his buddies that came to save his ass </font> Took my wife to see it and she thought it was good. As soon as we got home I took out my Unforgiven DVD and forced her to watch it. She got my point. Tuco. [/ QUOTE ] to me, the ending made sense. spoilers in white:<font color="white">The movie had been showing Ben's disdain for his comrades the whole way, and his growing respect for Dan. when Dan was killed, this was brought to a head, and he executed the gang. this was not for nothing, as he wanted Dan's son to live, and to live with a heroic image of his father. He then proceeds to the train, to complete the deal with the railroad, and the task for Dan (I doubt the son cares anymore, but i suppose it might matter to the railroad man) he then whistles for his horse... presumably to make his escape shortly </font> |
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