Okay, how does anyone with a username of "bloodmeridian2004" watch an adaptation of McCarthy's work objectively?
I don't.
And for the first hour or so of the film, I could feel just the twinge of a mirgraine.
I wanted to hate this film.
But--I became emotionally engaged and the ending moved me.
And that's how I judge movies.
If I was moved, it worked.
And it reinforced the notion that endings are important.
As credits rolled, most of us shuffled out fighting back tears--and I don't think we could have offered the filmmakers a better compliment than that.
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