Paul Newman's character could've been written better
This movie has such a strange and fragmented story. I almost couldn’t take the start as Paul Newman has a fake tan on and is dressed like an Apache Indian while Martin Balsam plays a Mexican. It turns out Newman was a white man who lived on the Apache reservation. That sets him out to be a loner and outcast which is one of the main themes of the film. The problem is it goes from him being on the reservation to being on a stagecoach and the transition between the two is rough. The conflict in the movie comes from a group of outlaws trying to rob the stagecoach. Here Newman is transformed from the outsider to the savior. That’s all fine and dandy but the start is just so disjointed. I still enjoyed it but it could’ve been better.
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