I don't get it.

Rating: 5/10 (11 January 2020)

Imagine the movie without the single-shot technique, it would be a very very weak movie. The plot is weak, the characters are weak.
Is it trying to say schofield was more strategic and experienced and calm? He also had a family but he is very focused and tough? Blake was inexperienced and naive? Both had very kind hearts that's why they were stabbed and stuff? What characteristics do they have?
What about the cow, the milk, and the baby? The cherry blossoms too and the petals in the river - was that all necessary? It's a bit too much and commercial i.e. lame.
The single-take shooting technique overwhelmed the plot and the characters - I was more interested in knowing how he did it instead of engaged in the story.
I still cannot figure out how it gets such a high rating.