Moonfall

This film describes a recently retired scout who kindly took in a white woman and her mixed-race son who had been captured by the Indians for many years, so he was tracked for revenge by the son's mysterious killer father. More than two-thirds of the entire film is spent tracking and assassinating among the mountaintops of the West. Director Robert. Mulligan abandoned the fierce gunfight scenes commonly seen in Western movies and focused on creating a tense and thrilling atmosphere with slow camera movements and suspenseful compositions. However, because the director focused too much on creating a thrilling and suspenseful atmosphere, the enrichment of the plot and the portrayal of the characters' inner world seemed relatively simple and superficial. Gregory. Pike plays the old scout Warner, and he performs very hard, but his expression is a bit stereotyped, not as good as Robert who plays Nick. Foster was so flexible and agreeable.