The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

The intoxicatingly unhurried pacing, mixed with a sumptuous literary narration delivered by Hugh Ross (1999's "For Love of the Game"), entrancingly woven storytelling, remarkably well-defined performances, and lushly beautiful visuals courtesy of cinematographer Roger Deakins (2007's "In the Valley of Elah"), collectively join forces for a lyrical, undeniably powerful motion picture that puts to shame the flat and murky recent "3:10 to Yuma."
Dustin Putman: TheFilmFile.com