No Country for Old Men

[brymoore]

Gotta watch it again tonight now. Never gets old.

I rewatched it a couple weeks ago. I still shake my head as he looks at his shoes when he leaves the house.

 

[Letthemgrow]

" (cough), you married into it?"

The gas station scene in top 10 all time for me.

 

[Point Creep]

Have seen that dozens of times or more, right up there with The Unforgiven, the Godfathers, and other upper echelon classics. Antelope is dead

 

[brymoore]

" (cough), you married into it?"

The gas station scene in top 10 all time for me.

“The coin don't have no say. It's just you".

McCarthy mastered psychopaths.

 

[Bigjay73]

Also, am I the only one bothered by the 2000's jack links jerky rack in the gas station scene?

No, you're not

 

[Bigjay73]

The opening soliloquy has more to it than some entire movies.

 

[Bigjay73]

Just realized that soliloquy is one of those words that looks misspelled when spelled correctly.

 

[noharleyyet]

The opening soliloquy has more to it than some entire movies.

McCarthy’s out of the blue interjections are fascinating. The lecture on diamond cutting from the jeweler in The Counselor is like found money. A brief jag into quantum physics in The Passenger….

 

[Ben Long]

In the book the pronghorn runs away packing a leg and Llewelyn knows he blew it.

 

[nrpate05]

I gotta imagine that antelope died - solid blood trail. I always told myselg he was using a .25-06 w/ the bull barrel - solid for antelope. I wonder if anyone at Game and Fish caught wind of him leaving that track and not doing his due diligence to find that animal. Guess we'll never know...

 

[noharleyyet]

I gotta imagine that antelope died - solid blood trail. I always told myselg he was using a .25-06 w/ the bull barrel - solid for antelope. I wonder if anyone at Game and Fish caught wind of him leaving that track and not doing his due diligence to find that animal. Guess we'll never know...

...smiley face

 

[PapaSmurf]

I gotta imagine that antelope died - solid blood trail. I always told myselg he was using a .25-06 w/ the bull barrel - solid for antelope. I wonder if anyone at Game and Fish caught wind of him leaving that track and not doing his due diligence to find that animal. Guess we'll never know...