Wednesday, October 10, 2007

My Darling Clementine Blog

One key aspect to a western film is having a typical western hero. In the movie My Darling Clementine, The main character Wyatt Earp is a good example of a typical western hero. He has a reputation for whipping towns into shape. That is apparent in the beginning when a guy recognizes him as the previous marshal of another previously rowdy town. Wyatt also has high morals. He becomes town marshal in order to restore peace in Tombstone. He fights off the Clantons, but even then he tries to bring them to justice in a calm nonviolent manner. Probably the best indicator of how Wyatt is a typical western hero is the fact that he is reluctant at first to even be a hero. The only reason he takes the marshal job in the first place is because of the death of his youngest brother, and the stealing of his cattle. The film My Darling Clementine is a good example of a western movie. The movie however would not be quite as a good example had it not been for the western hero Wyatt Earp.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Julie, great job writing this review. When I say good job I mean you Introduced the main character and what he does throughout the movie. Although you did summarize the movie in one paragraph it could have been a little longer in which you could have talked about another scene or something. Other than that AHHH!!!!! (it's thursday and its right before homecoming/the football game)