what am I in for?

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>>83920563
Call it. I cannot call it for you, it wouldn't be fair.

>>83920810
i'm not gonna call it

>>83920810
Kek

Not what you're expecting. Don't get mad when you realise it isn't about Llewelyn.

>>83920997
spoil it for me

>>83920563
Best soundtrack

>>83921038
No. Just know that it's more about Sherrif Ed Tom and Anton Chigurh, and the themes each of them represent. Now go and watch it, faggot.

best soundtrack in any Coens film

Overrated movie, is OK tho

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>>83920849
You have to call it. It's travelled all this way, and now it's here.

>>83921221
nope, not gonna call it

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>>83921256
You have to call it.

>>83921334
u call it

>>83921343
I can't call it for you.

>>83921374
ok, well ... im just gonna leave now, seeya

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>>83921409
*suppressed shotgun sound*

>>83921100
pleb detected. Coens have made two perfect movies so far, this is one of them. The other is Fargo obviously

One of my fav movies ever

>>83921535
What made the Big Lebowski miss the mark?
Or O Brother Where Art Thou?

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>>83921334
do you feel in charge?

I thought it was kind of weird Brolin died off-screen.

Overall movie was awesome. And I love when a form of media plays up a trope then the person just dies unceremoniously. I also love when someone is just better than everyone else and fights his way out instead of some dues ex machina to make it seem close or unpredictable

What the fuck was up with his hair though

>>83921839
That's Cormac McCarthy for you.

And the Coens love making movies that never truly end. It's almost like they love to take an entire story and just select a couple of chapters from the middle and film just that. There's never any resolution.

>>83921535
Big Lebowski is great, still one of my favorite movies, could watch it over and over but doesn't hit me the way the other two do, where I have to take a while afterwards and just let it sink in. I could go into a long winded pseudo intellectual justification but I'll spare you. And O Brother is good but not one of their best imo, Burn After Reading level for me. Cool soundtrack though, and how it's Homer's Odyssey or whatever

>>83921839
stupid hair was to contrast with how terrifying he was. wouldnt be as menacing without a dumbass haircut

>>83922157
>>83921680
>clicked my own post

What type of woman would marry Anton Chigurh?

>>83922282
The kind with a vagina.

>>83922303
Gross

>>83922282
i would but i have a penis

great first act.
gripping second act.
third act becomes a meditation on chance, an exercise on subverting expectations and its not what you are going to expect or want.
but thats whats for dinner so tough shit.

>>83920563
Read the book first for better experience

>>83920563
shit ending. good guy died, bad guy got away

>>83924026
wrong
No Country for Old Men is a rare case where the movie is better. Ironic since The Road the book is so much better then The Road the movie

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>>83920810
5

>>83924140
why is the book so much better? and what exactly was the apololypse? did they ever get into that? what's different from movie to book/

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I need you to step out of the car

>>83921535
I actually prefer both Inside Llewyn Davis and Miller's Crossing if you can believe it

>>83924742
Javier Bardem scares the fuck out of me.
He is the spitting image of the hobo that used to live next to my condo that tried to stab people and kept staring at everyone all day.
But he's a damn great actor. The only good thing about the new Pirates movie