One single reason made me rewatch this film in order to make a proper review about it: I've seen that some people whose opinion I respect saying the Coen brothers are too overrated. Well, I don't think they are overrated, I just think people admire them for the wrong reasons. People use to refer to the dialogues in their films as "cool" when in fact they are indeed profound and intelligent, and "intelligent" things are often very different from "cool" things.

This is, in my opinion, the greatest work of the Coen brothers. No Country for Old Men is a film about the randomness of destiny and the inability to deal with it whether you are an experienced person or…

" I always knew you had to be willing to die to even do this job. But, I don't want to push my chips forward and go out and meet something I don't understand."

The sheer immensity of thunder and lightning that is struck down upon the viewer is enough to leave one speechless and simultaneously hairless from shock and awe. The accolade "Most Badass Film" has never felt more appropriate, and through thorough reflection in a scene by scene analysis, will never be topped. It never fails to wrap me up into the story and ends on a level of distraught disturbance that provides proper closure to themes that only fuel my hate-filled heart with impartial cynicism about the…

No Country For Old Men is easily The Coen Brother's finest film. By my estimation it is perfect. The directors pace this film so well, and not a single shot is misplaced. The opening scene is one of my favourite of any film - the accent and diction of Tommy Lee Jones gives me goosebumps every time. From the outset it is obvious that Sheriff Bell knows he times are changing around him and that he doesn't entirely understand it. The theme of aging and deterioration of the world around him is so well developed as the story continues, right through to the last scene. The last scene is something I don't think I will ever understand fully, but that…

Una de las mejores películas que he visto en mi vida, no estoy seguro si es la mejor de los hermanos Coen porque no conozco mucho su trabajo, pero no hay duda de que esta película debe de ser de las mejores que han hecho.

La película comienza con una trama lenta, cosas cotidianas de la vida, salir a cazar y si vives en México o en la frontera, ver a un montón de hombres mafiosos muertos, acá empieza lo emocionante, Llewelyn Moss (el protagonista) encuentra dentro de todo esa zona de guerra, un maletín lleno de dinero, al querer hacerse con este dinero, Llewelyn hará lo que sea por escapar de Antón Chigurh, que por ninguna razón razonable, valga…