Storytelling in the New Post-War Western

I don't watch any of this shit.

I see we have a new cerebral commenteer in town. Well there Mr 'Rist - Get of your horse and drink your milk.

i hope tommy lee jones does something great with 'blood meridian'. if three burials is any indication itll be awesome, if he does it.

I typed crtl-F and searched for "Unforgiven" - how could it not be mentioned? Where do you think all of these movies/shows came from?

ctrl + F is so useful on the weekly features, especially when they run longer than 8000 words

I would cite the comic book series "Loveless" from D.C.'s Vertigo imprint as a point of comparison to the films cited here. The series echoes the nihilism of writer Brian Azzarello's continuing work on "100 Bullets". Also, it focuses on Arkansas after the Civil War, but somehow introduces 'Wild West' conventions in the mix.

i bought loveless for a few months and then i couldnt stand going to the comic store

ctrl F "the" ya freques, waszzs most interesting word in this article. 57 times i found "the". heheh\, cos im the stats queen, yu want stats? i got stax of em on, gotta get my blunt outta my head and i cum back and drool dat shit

please stop posting summaries of yr grad theses, stylus writers

props to grodinsky on 'three burials of melquiades estrada' - Tommy Lee Jones proved that you can make a movie about the mythic of the West without getting a cowboy story snared in it.