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Mose is killed and Button is badly injured, but Boss and Charley escape unscathed and with an appetite for vengeance. They take Button to the local doctor’s house, where Sue Barlow (Annette Bening), the sister of Doc Barlow (Dean McDermott) cares for him. Then, with the connivance of a local named Percy (the late Michael Jeter), they plot their first move against Baxter and Poole.
Fans of classic Westerns will find much here that’s comfortable and familiar. Costner’s casting choices, including himself are just right. Robert Duvall is very natural and relaxed and is a delight to watch. He is as much at ease with the character as he is on a horse, and brings out many facets of Boss’ personality — his toughness, his hidden vulnerability, his sly humor and his desire to settle down. Costner’s laconic style works for Charley, who is intended to be someone who doesn’t show a lot of emotion. Costner’s best scenes are the ones in which he fumblingly tries to express his feelings for Sue.
Annette Bening is an excellent choice for the only significant female role. Although Sue never develops
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