On March 29, 1993, at the 65th Oscar ceremony held in Los Angeles, Clint Eastwood's film "Unforgiven" won four awards, including Best Picture and Best Director.
This former Western film superstar, in the '90s when Western films were completely desolate, achieved great commercial and artistic success with a "anti-Western" Western film.
In the film, the classic elements of Western movies—chivalry, exquisite marksmanship, beauties as heroes, high noon duels—were all overturned.
The protagonist, once a killing demon, finally relies on his past murderous instincts to kill the wicked town sheriff in a chaotic and ugly bar shootout.
Eastwood claims this will be his last Western film as his movie career goes, and the Golden Age of Western movies is over.
However, Hollywood movies are entering a true Golden Age in the '90s, and they will spread their influence across the world.
