In a rare occasion that Matt Damon is not considered with his best Bud Ben Affleck At various movie sets, he can usually be found collaborating with some of the biggest directors on the planet. The West obviously has some incredibly popular films under the belt with the likes of Steven Spielberg, Christopher Nolan, Steven Soderberg and Sir Ridley Scott. But a title of his film, dating well more than a decade ago, suddenly feels terribly relevant these days - and this is not due to any small part of the streaming power.

In 2010, Damon teamed up with ELOEL and Ethan Cohen on something surprisingly: a remake of the classic western "real Grit". Remake of the movie Johnon Wayne in 1969 They would have been frightened enough, but making it with some of the biggest names in business, including Damon, Effef Bridges and Oshosht Brolin (along with fresh face Hailey Steinfeld, giving a whole life, of course), they could also feel like the Cohen Brothers. Fortunately, not only did this daring venture result in one of the absolute best films directed by Coens, but the audience has accepted it in the amount of over $ 250 million worldwide before the Academy responds to Natura with an incredible 10 nominations (though zero wins, inexplicably enough). 15 years later, "True Grit" is as high as one of the most promising success stories of the century, especially in the post-Pandemic era when such an ignorant success in box office feels more and more rumors.

However, not all hope is lost! A decade and a half can feel eternity in terms of flavors and trends of movement, but the masses are still hungry for quality genre entertainment, diminished above others. TRUE GRIT is currently available to transfer to Paramount+, providing the perfect opportunity for a new audience to appreciate this modern gem.

Some things were just supposed to be: Coen doing the western over and over, Matt Damon played a direct law that bends justice at all costs, and "real Grit" descends nicely along with the rest of the cowboy focused on Paramount+. One glance at the first 10 numbers of streaming service (courtesy of Flixpatrol) confirms that their subscribers simply love some old Western-no difference whether it is more open shows such as "Yellowstone" or "Tulsa King" or more spiritual-related films, such as "Top Gun: Maverick" (Tip: Just imagine all those fighter jets, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, horses, like horses, horses, like horses, horses like horses, As the film writer forced Page eloquently put) or even Tom Cruise's "Jackec Ricer" in 2012 (where the same is true except with muscle cars). In that light, it makes the perfect sense that the "real Grit" would call it Paramount+ Home, even outside the studio machinations of it all. If the omniscient algorithm recommends the "real grit" of the audience attached to every series of Taylor Sheridan, simply because of the similar vibrations of the genre, well, who are we to judge?

"True Grit" tells the story of teen farmer, Matthey Ross (Haile Steinfeld), seeking revenge for violent law Tom Canie (Oshoshish Brolin) responsible for her father's cold murder. Of course, any plot of "lonely wolf and cub" would not be complete without the veterinary veterinarian (s) on her side, which comes in the form of Damon, Texas Ronger Labouf and Effef Bridges, Buzhund's Buzhund of US Marshal Petel Kogburn. In the capable hands of ELOEL and Ethan Cohen (not to mention fertile cinematographer Roger Dekins), this known exhibition turns into a timeless story of dark tragedy, dark humor and the very meaning of America. Let's just say There is a reason why the film is accepted as one of the greatest western of all timeEven overcoming the original.

TRUE GRIT is currently available to transfer to Paramount+.