Ain't Them Bodies Saints

I've been waiting, for what feels like ages, to see a film that I like as much as The Assassination of Jesse James by the coward Robert Ford. Oh there's been films I've liked a lot because they have had a theme I'm interested in or they look real pretty and drew me in that way. Ain't Them Bodies Saints has all of this. I like its frontier feel, even though it's set in modern day, the central love story (with a touch of Bonnie & Clyde), it's about love and loyalty, doing the right thing in a bad situation and the land, sprawling, dry and damp in turn, is a character in itself.

I'm watching and re watching it, trying to figure out all the things about it I like, all the layers and colours and pieces of dialogue.