You mean 14 minutes long film;
I've been lately interested in spaghetti westerns, and myself working on a few ones, quite shorter than this, so seeing this right now is quite convenient from this point of view.
There where very many things that I liked, some that I didn't. First of all, great set building, lighting and minifigure choices. I saw great effort in these three things, and they worjed out very well.
Another hugely good thing was the music choice, I think that perfectly fitted the genre.
Now there are a few things that I don't feel fitted in the genre: the action-movie like camera movements are not something that would be seen in a western, definitely not in a post-1964 Spaghetti western, and that bothered me a bit. The pacing therefore was too fast sometimes, for example towards the ending. What I felt was missing was an actual western duel. There could've been one right at the end, but instead there was that 

The way the movie was directed would have been very good for an action flick, but a western movie isn't about action. It's about tension, great scenery, slowness. Don't get me wrong, the movie was good, I would've rated it 3.75/5 (instead I've put a 4/5 rating) because it can be seen that there was a lot of effort, but as said there where just a few things that could have made it a 5/5 if dealt with differently. If there's a third movie planned I'll look forward to it.

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