So I just watched No Country For Old Men

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Man, I was disappointed. First of all, my dad always hates good movies. Then my dad tells me that No Country For Old Men was one of the best movies he's ever seen. I've heard good things about the film, too, so I watched it.

What the hell was so special about it? A drug deal gone bad. The creepy guy was a very interesting character and was probably the best part of the film, but every other part didn't really seem to be as stunning as I had hoped. Also, why didn't they show Huellen die? What was the point of that car accident at the end? Why did the film end with the sheriff talking about his dad?

I did think that one part with the car crash was hilarious, though, with the little boy commenting on his bone. "Look at that ****ing bone." That part made me crack up.

Overall, I think I'll give it a 3 out of 5. It was average. What'd you think of it? Also, what'd you think of The Number 23? I watched that movie, too, and thought it was one of the better films I've seen. He jumps on the insane boat a bit too early, though.

*SPOILERS!*

Man, I was disappointed. First of all, my dad always hates good movies. Then my dad tells me that No Country For Old Men was one of the best movies he's ever seen. I've heard good things about the film, too, so I watched it.

What the hell was so special about it? A drug deal gone bad. The creepy guy was a very interesting character and was probably the best part of the film, but every other part didn't really seem to be as stunning as I had hoped. Also, why didn't they show Huellen die? What was the point of that car accident at the end? Why did the film end with the sheriff talking about his dad?

I did think that one part with the car crash was hilarious, though, with the little boy commenting on his bone. "Look at that ****ing bone." That part made me crack up.

Overall, I think I'll give it a 3 out of 5. It was average. What'd you think of it? Also, what'd you think of The Number 23? I watched that movie, too, and thought it was one of the better films I've seen. He jumps on the insane boat a bit too early, though.

DeathScape666

im so glad someone else feels the same way. the movie was average. the assassin was a great actor he was what made it worth watching all the way through. i felt it kinda dragged on they could have cut a lot of scenes out. The sherriff talks about his dad because he cant keep up with his job any more hence the "no country for old men" title.

*SPOILERS!*

Man, I was disappointed. First of all, my dad always hates good movies. Then my dad tells me that No Country For Old Men was one of the best movies he's ever seen. I've heard good things about the film, too, so I watched it.

What the hell was so special about it? A drug deal gone bad. The creepy guy was a very interesting character and was probably the best part of the film, but every other part didn't really seem to be as stunning as I had hoped. Also, why didn't they show Huellen die? What was the point of that car accident at the end? Why did the film end with the sheriff talking about his dad?

I did think that one part with the car crash was hilarious, though, with the little boy commenting on his bone. "Look at that ****ing bone." That part made me crack up.

Overall, I think I'll give it a 3 out of 5. It was average. What'd you think of it? Also, what'd you think of The Number 23? I watched that movie, too, and thought it was one of the better films I've seen. He jumps on the insane boat a bit too early, though.

DeathScape666

im so glad someone else feels the same way. the movie was average. the assassin was a great actor he was what made it worth watching all the way through. i felt it kinda dragged on they could have cut a lot of scenes out. The sherriff talks about his dad because he cant keep up with his job any more hence the "no country for old men" title.

The movie wasn't ultimately about the killings or the money. There was a lot of symbolism beneath the surface, and the movie had a way of building up an enormous amount of tension without any musical score. I thought it was great.fidosim

I'd agree about how well they built up the tension, but I guess I just didn't pick up on any of the symbolism. The acting was great though.

The movie wasn't ultimately about the killings or the money. There was a lot of symbolism beneath the surface, and the movie had a way of building up an enormous amount of tension without any musical score. I thought it was great.fidosim

Eggsackery. [singsong voice]all-e-gor-y![/singsong voice]

Whine whine whine. I can't think for myself, everything must be baby fed to me.DeathScape666

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*SPOILERS!*

Man, I was disappointed. First of all, my dad always hates good movies. Then my dad tells me that No Country For Old Men was one of the best movies he's ever seen. I've heard good things about the film, too, so I watched it.

What the hell was so special about it? A drug deal gone bad. The creepy guy was a very interesting character and was probably the best part of the film, but every other part didn't really seem to be as stunning as I had hoped. Also, why didn't they show Huellen die? What was the point of that car accident at the end? Why did the film end with the sheriff talking about his dad?

I did think that one part with the car crash was hilarious, though, with the little boy commenting on his bone. "Look at that ****ing bone." That part made me crack up.

Overall, I think I'll give it a 3 out of 5. It was average. What'd you think of it? Also, what'd you think of The Number 23? I watched that movie, too, and thought it was one of the better films I've seen. He jumps on the insane boat a bit too early, though.

DeathScape666

I also asked myself that question.

[QUOTE="DeathScape666"] Whine whine whine. I can't think for myself, everything must be baby fed to me.AAllxxjjnn

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You're so cool. :|

[QUOTE="DeathScape666"] Whine whine whine. I can't think for myself, everything must be baby fed to me.AAllxxjjnn

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Yes because people aren't allowed to have opinions :roll:

[QUOTE="DeathScape666"] Whine whine whine. I can't think for myself, everything must be baby fed to me.AAllxxjjnn

oooh, look at me im so cool. People are stupid for having different opinions than me lololololololololol

The movie wasn't ultimately about the killings or the money. There was a lot of symbolism beneath the surface, and the movie had a way of building up an enormous amount of tension without any musical score. I thought it was great.fidosim

Yep, this wasn't about the deal itself. It was about the current state of the West, and killing as a force of nature.