Jim Jarmusch made a dark comedy Western?
Jim Jarmusch is known for making quirky indie films and Dead Man is no different. It’s a dark comedy about Johnny Depp getting into trouble in the Old West. It takes a bit for it to get going but when it does it really creates a unique experience.<br /><br />Dead Man begins with a series of short shots of Johnny Depp on a train looking at people on the train or at his watch with nothing being said. It reminds me of Jarmusch’s early film Stranger Than Paradise which focused upon the little things and absurdities of life. You get that sense with these little snapshots of Depp.<br /><br />The movie has a large cast of well known actors such as Robert Mitchum, John Hurt, Crispin Glover, and others, but the one I liked the most was Gary Farmer who plays a Native American who befriends Depp. He talks about the “stupid white man” all the time while spitting out proverbs and knowledge. He is really funny and wise at the same time.
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