Plot: Fourteen-year-old Mattie Ross (Hailee Steinfeld) joins an aging U.S. marshal (Jeff Bridges) and another lawman (Matt Damon) in tracking her father's killer into hostile Indian territory in Joel and Ethan Coen's adaptation of Charles Portis' original ... Read More
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I\'m getting pretty irritated with these people saying crap like \"i can\'t believe they remade this movie\" and \"they completely ruined the ending\" and so on.... my response...R... EAD THE FREAKING BOOK!!!!!!! They did NOT remake the old one, they readapted the book!!! they didn\'t even have the old one in mind when they made it!! the old one, hardly stuck to the book at all, ESPECIALLY the ending. the ending to the new one, was exactly how the book ended! the way Bridges portrayed Cogburn was way closer to how the book portrayed him than Wayne did, who was just the exact same character in his movies...himself. and besides that, I didn\'t think Wayne was all that good in this. the lines from both movies came straight out of the book. does that answer your questions about the lines?!?! Full Review
Don,t even bother,john wayne as Rooster Cogburn was far, far superior,one star for Jeff Bridges.
I can\'t really compare the two film versions, apples and oranges, but the new adaptation remains far more faithful to both the book and to the times portrayed. Bridges\' performance is the real stand... out feature here, easily among the two or three finest western character performances in American cinema. One unintended continuity flaw in the closing moments of the narrative, but measured against the scope of what this film achieved, it hardly matters. A damn fine film, though perhaps not ideal for the dedicated John Wayne fan Full Review

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