Considering that this was my first proper western, I was quite overwhelmed by the amount of aura farming and hype moments for story profoundly defined by 19th century American westward expansion and industrialization that accounted for the continental railroad that the wealthy amassed. The film encapsulates this destruction done by such rich tycoons replacing olden outlaws and at the brink of a family massacre. 
The end of the film was not only incredible, but it tightly knit it all together and what triangulated between the main characters.

Through candid, and vulnerable conversational storytelling that embodies this film, it’s very sequential made me dive into the reliving of every feeling and yearning I have retained of the magic behind fleeting connections and the mundane subjects behind falling in love as a short lived dream traveling and romantic projections. 

"If there's any kind of magic in this world... it must be in the attempt of understanding someone, sharing something,"

GIVE ME MY WALKABLE CITIES

Fuck this movie. Fuck israel