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A neo-Western, set in the early 1960s, where a middle-aged couple — with crackling chemistry — pick up cudgels (and guns) to rescue their grandson from a terrifying ...

Understated in its quiet rhythms and vast beauty, it’s also fortified with strong performances and, eventually, punctuated by shocking moments of violence.

Film Review: ‘Let Him Go’: Should Have Been a Jack Reacher Movie Neo-Western thriller “Let Him Go” features long-married Montana ranchers George and Margaret Blackledge (Kevin Costner and Diane Lane) in what at first looks to be a delicious movie night for folks of a certain age. (L–R) Kayli Carter, Kevin Costner, and Diane Lane in “Let Him Go.” (Focus Features) Heck, any age—Lane and Costner not only make a handsome couple, they project a most excellent, well-worn marriage chemistry, where, were it a century or two earlier, George would have lit out for the frontier, and Mar...

Rating: For much of this year, the pandemic has cruelly kept grandparents away from their grandchildren. Well, Let Him Go is set in the early Sixties and has nothing to do with contagion, yet it addresses just that separation issue. The difference is that Covid-19 is not at the mercy of Kevin Costner with a gun. Which is a shame, really. Costner plays George Blackledge, retired Montana sheriff and man of few words, who early in the film finds his only son, James, lying dead after being thrown from a horse on the family farm.  We have already ascertained that George's wife Margaret (Diane La...