Slow West … revisited
Wasn’t really sure what to expect from this movie. I just hoped it was good. It did keep my interest up. But it’s definitely not a conventional ‘old style’ Western. At times it almost seems like a stream of disjointed surrealistic vignettes – some violent – some humorous. I wasn’t surprised by the ending. One thing I did notice though, was an unusual weapon that used in one scene. A particular rifle that I recognized right away – from one of My Favorite Westerns. It’s used by a bounty hunter in one of the concluding scenes: Below: Do you recognize it?
You may not recall it’s Make, but if you’re a Western fan you may well recall where you saw it before.
Recognize it?
Ka boooom !!!
That’s the rifle. So where have we seen this before?
Why right here …
Yep … same gun.
Ka boooom !!!
Even sounds the same.
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Except Selleck had his specially made with an extra long barrel because he’s such a big guy, the standard model looked like a toy. Selleck’s a real gun enthusiast, a very good heir to Heston.
Well … same kind of gun. Modified.
Yeah I saw Rosie ambush him on her talk show. He was up to it.