What the hell is the problem with the Coen guys? I mean, half

Brainlet.

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>>85674208

this film was really good. carey mulligan was also really qt in it too.
it felt less like a coen brother's film and more like an indie film, which i'm going to assume was what they were going for.

>>85674208
They show you the life of the mind

>>85674208
It is a good movie. Coen Brothers never seem to be able to make a movie better than 7/10. I guess they are great because they consistently make good movies, but they have never made a great one yet.

>>85674208
A Serious Man and Barton Fink were good movies. This one was more of a indie effort.

>>85674999
Dis boy ain't white
Dis boy is miscenegated

>>85674893
I've never seen this meme before

>>85674999

Fargo and The Big Lebowski are better than 7/10's.

>>85675174
>The Reddit Lebowski
you can't be serious

>>85675049
Barton Fink is my favorite Coen film because it captures the ennui of being a writer so perfectly, and Turturro is perfectly cast, and I have a soft spot for that period of LA

/blog

>>85674208
the coen brothers movies as a whole are the greatest description of the 20th century America Jewish cultural coup

>>85675260
It was a good movie for its time and place, you know, a time before shitposting

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>>85674208
>where nothing at all happens
didn't watch the movie.
the main protagonist spirals out of his self perceived bohemian cocoon to realize he's not really hip, but just a broke piece of shit. Not a Dave VonRonk fan, eh, OP?

>>85676802
He never acknowledges how much of a shitty person he is

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>>85676937
>He never acknowledges
he gives up on being a musician at the end after being confronted through the entire film that his personality quirks don't make him a bohemian, it just makes him a piece of shit.

> he assures himself that his life as a starving artist is honorable because he's suffering for his craft
> 'his craft' is actually performed better by a part-time Army reservist who has direction in his life.
> crashes at parents, even at a social get-together he can't perform 'his craft'
> maybe its just his comfortable surroundings, surely if he hits the road he'll....
> on the road he teams with two bohemian archetypes; a wealthy degenerate and an outlaw
> both paths lead to dead ends
> swallowing reality he auditions............sucks, no one wants to hear this shit

ends with a "lol, fag" realization.
Good story, colorful characters............Coen kino