Cinephiles may argue about many things, but Andrew Dominik‘s 2007 masterful film, “The Assassination of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford,” is generally not one of them. While the film was an expensive box-office bomb for Warner Bros. at the time and was greatly overlooked by general audiences, the movie has since grown in mythical stature over the years to find its rightful place in modern classics; easily one of the best films of that decade, if not right there at the very top.

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