Review of The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976) by Stcenterprise . — 19 Aug 2013

Outlaw Josey Wales.

I think it is interesting how Josey Wales is a outlaw villain while being a hero in some ways as well.

I think it is interesting how everyone Josey encounters who joins him tells Their tale to him.

I like the colors in the film. I also liked the camera angles.

It is interesting how the film has you routing for the outlaw Josey Wales.

I think that it is interesting how the film is know for showing lots of shadows on the face. Much of the film is made with shadows seen on people.

I think that it is interesting that there is a humor seen by Clint Eastwood's character Josey Wales having this iconic spiting tobacco which is used for responses and telling a story.

I think it is interesting how they define Josey Wales by his pistols and the fact he has multiple pistols.

There is an understatement in the film.

There feels like there is something has changed by the end of the film even though he Is being chased there is a fearful respect for Josey Wales. The characters know of the danger capabilities of Josey Wales and a compassion for his situation.

I think it is interesting too how Josey Wales is in a way being changed by those who follow him who have lost something and yet are changing something about his character to be willing to stay.

It seems like all the characters have this gray personality to them. They have secrets and a dark side of loss.

Personally I thought that this was one of Clint Eastwood's better films. It felt like an actually western showing the run down towns and darker sides of the west. I felt like the film has a satisfying ending.

I like the musical score for the film by Jerry Fielding.

I liked the way which the native Americans were portrayed in this film I think that a realism and perhaps accuracy was portrayed well in this film.

I found it interesting how each of the characters who followed Josey Walles lost in their lives what they found important in their lives and are discovering on their journey what is important in life.

I liked the fact the the Confederate leader on the search for Josey Wales was willing to let him escape at the end rather than arresting him.

I also liked the fact that Josey Wales had morals. He knew when others were treated wrong and was willing to help others in trouble when it suited what he needed.

I liked the acting in this film. The acting expressed a real sense of realism in the characters.