No Country For Old Men
- Genre: Adventure
- Film running length: 122 min
(excl trailers and advertisements) - UK release date: 18/1/2008
- Directed by: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Distributor: Paramount Pictures
Tommy Lee Jones, Javier Bardem
When Llewellyn Moss finds an abandoned truck surrounded by dead men with $2m in the trunk, he steals the money and soon finds that he is being pursued by a psychotic hitman in this award-winning thriller from the Coen brothers.
Contains strong bloody violence.
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No Country For Old Men: Average guest rating breakdown:
Total ratings: 126
Average rating: 3.7
26 (21%)
Poor
6 (5%)
Alright
9 (7%)
Good
25 (20%)
Very Good
60 (48%)
Fantastic
Latest customer reviews (from a total of 30 reviews):
Best film of the decade..
It is my personal favorite. Own on dvd and have watched many times.
If your lazy and not on the bright side then you just wont understand it or appriciate the film as a whole. The sceanary is absolutley stunning. The casting is better than any other film i have seen and some of the sceans are just so well thought out. (gas station scene on top)
You cant really put into words the brilliance of this film.
Just go and see it. And trust me.....you wont be disappointed :)
No Film For People With Sense
The first half of the film was okay, nothing special at all, 3 out of 5 at this point. It was very slow moving, and the only thing that remotely interested me was the bad chap, with the coin-toss scene and the use of that gas powered thingy.
The film trundled along nicely and the story unfolded more like a tired moth than an excited and lively butterfly, and me and my mate were continuing to watch as there was the feeling that it was soon going to kick off and get going for real.
When that happens, it...well.. what to say?... A certain character dies unexpectedly, and from that point onwards, it’s like the writers themselves died, except in the few moments of random brain activity, they regurgitated random and unrelated scenes.
There was nothing clever about the ending, it was like someone said, "let's tell a story and end the film as if we were ennding a different story, totally disregarding the who of the story before it."
Maybe i watched a dodgy reel, where two films were spliced together, who knows.
If you like this film, including the ending, then fair play to you. But i think that sometimes people need to accept that just cos a film does something weird, it doesn’t necessarily mean it's good.
What's all the fuss about?
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