I finally saw it before they take it off. Normally, I have some trepidation about movies that's about movies, especially the bad ones because sometimes the pathos are a little thick and heavy for my taste. Just like a bad class I shouldn't have taken. But this one isn't because it is actually a love story on a human scale and a love story it is in every sense of the word. The thing I wasn't expecting was the John Ford bit and it was on an interesting and famous line about good vs bad placement of the horizons in shots. Most people might think that was about pictorial composition but I have a slightly different view. I think what Mr. Ford meant about interesting is not just about balancing for pictorial composition. I think he meant to make the "character" interesting and in his films, the "big country" is not a back drop, it is a character. To him that requires proper treatment to stand out as such and to make that boring just wouldn't cut it.