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Genres:
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Crime /
Drama /
Thriller /
Western
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Release:
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Actors:
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Tommy Lee Jones,
Tess Harper,
Kelly Macdonald,
Garret Dillahunt,
Ana Reeder,
Kit Gwin,
Zach Hopkins,
Chip Love,
Javier Bardem,
Josh Brolin,
Woody Harrelson,
Barry Corbin,
Stephen Root,
Rodger Boyce,
Beth Grant
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Duration:
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122 min.
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Rating:
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(8.3/10)137.5
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Plot Summary:
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After he finds $2 million in the desert where a drug transaction has apparently gone wrong, working man Llewelyn Moss finds himself on the run. His pursuer is Anton Chigurh, an unemotional killer with a peerless murder weapon at his disposal. Throughout, soon to be retired Sheriff Ed Tom Bell attempts to sway Moss, mostly as a consequence his wife Carla Jean, that he should loop the money over with to the authorities or this could all discontinue in adversity.
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Totally over-hyped!
The acting is fantastic, and the film is nicely shot. However, the storyline is very slow moving, interrupted only by the occasional action scenes and some very strong violence. There were loud gasps and laughter of disappointment at the end of the film as many in the ('selected preview') audience clearly felt that the film ended without the story coming to a point.
No Country for Old Men
Kenneth Turan
With No Country for Old Men, the Coen brothers drop the mask. They've put violence on screen before, lots of it, but not like this. Not anything like this.
The story of stolen drug money and the horrific carnage it precipitates, No Country for Old Men doesn't celebrate or smile at violence, it despairs of it, despairs of its randomness, pervasiveness, its inescapable nature, of the way it eats at the soul of society and the individuals in it.
An intense, nihilistic thriller as well as a model of implacable storytelling, this is a film you can't stop watching even though you very much wish you could. That's because No Country escorts you through a world so pitilessly bleak, "you put your soul at hazard," as one character says, to be part...
Mesmerising thriller that see,s the Coen brothers back on top form
It’s good to see the Coen brothers dealing with material they are comfortable with after the mis-step that was “The Ladykillers” Here they adapt Cormac McCarthy’s novel and it brings to mind two of their real triumphs -”Blood Simple “ And “Fargo” in that they are stripped down thrillers .Like “Blood Simple” this is set in a small Texan town and like “Fargo” it has one character as it’s moral centre , wondering what the hell the world is coming to as chaos and death swirl around him.
Its 1980 and Vietnam vet Llewellyn Moss ( Josh Brolin) is out hunting in the Texan desert when he comes across the scene of a drugs deal gone wrong. There are trucks and bodies everywhere and one of the trucks is loaded to the gills wi...
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