Review of Too Old to Die Young

I would have seen this eries, even only one episode, I would have recognized NWF's mark, at first sight. Nothing has changed since his previous films. Here is no more than a fifteen hours - maybe a little more or less - feature. He is a master in the matter of aesthetics in violence with very slow motion scènes, but not in the way Sam Peckinpah did; no, here, everything is slow. Especially the dialogues, where, between Q and A you have five or ten seconds to wait !!! And every sequence is not always explained. I could not watch this kind of stiff every day though, but I love this anyway. Not for sissies, nor audiences in love with CASA DE PAPEL!!!