No Country for Old Men

[La Lindsay]

 

So I saw it this past week and essentially, it rocked my face clean off. How can so much talent be concentrated in one family? It's unfair really. Anyway, everything about this movie was amazing. i'm not going to get into plot details or really much of a review. i'm tired. and lazy. for that, i apologize. or not. it doesn't matter. just see the movie already. the coen's have done a spectacular job.

 

 

p.s. javier bardem=scariest motherfucker in the history of film (in my opinion)

 

[alive she cried]

hard to go wrong with the coens.

 

i'll check this one out

[Reverend Jax]

This reminds me that I need to see Miller's Crossing.

[alive she cried]

yes you do

[Da Cap'n]

Man, what a great movie! I read somewhere that Javier Bardem's villian (gross understatement) was the scariest since Hannibal Lecter. Crap, he might of beat 'im! If they make a Walking Dead flick, Bardem should play the Governor!

[Iambaytor]

Man, what a great movie! I read somewhere that Javier Bardem's villian (gross understatement) was the scariest since Hannibal Lecter. Crap, he might of beat 'im! If they make a Walking Dead flick, Bardem should play the Governor!

 

Not on could Chigurah (sp?) kick Hannibal's ass, he could out-crazy him too. Seriously though this film was one of the greatest movies I've ever seen, the last 30 minutes dragged just a little bit but they were still incredibly interesting. Javir Bardem, Josh Brolin, and Tommy Lee Jones all deserve Oscar Nominations.

[La Lindsay]

yessssssssss!!!!!!!!!!

[soldier of fortune]

Well deserved Oscar for Bardem, man that fucker was scary.

Overall though i thought the film was ok, but found that critics were shooting their collective loads cos it was a Coen Brothers flick. The ending in particular was a bit meh.

 

But well done anyway.