No Country for Old Men
Llewelyn Moss stumbles upon dead bodies, $2 million and a hoard of heroin in a Texas desert, but methodical killer Anton Chigurh comes looking for it, with local sheriff Ed Tom Bell hot on his trail. The roles of prey and predator blur as the violent pursuit of money and justice collide. From TMDB
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60 of 260 · most liked firstJavier Bardem’s fuckass bob in No Country for Old Men deserved its own Oscar
positive · AI labelView post →IF IT REALLY IS NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN THEN WHY THE FUCK DOES THE FILM HAVE LIKE 14 OLD MEN IN IT ?
neutral · AI labelView post →The No Country for Old Men pic look like a hardcore band reunion where u gonna die in the pit on a Tuesday nite.
neutral · AI labelView post →my favorite trilogy is the Men trilogy: Children of Men (2006), Men (2022), and No Country For Old Men (2007)
neutral · AI labelView post →I have been comparing this Oscar year to 2007 for a second. That year, two hugely loved movies from the same studio (No Country for Old Men, There Will Be Blood) faced off. The award went to the Coens, both because the movie was good and because they were “overdue” (whatever that means).
neutral · AI labelView post →No Country for Old Men
neutral · AI labelView post →My oldest came up to me & said, "There's this movie I want to watch with you, but I can't remember the name. It's kind of a modern Western and there's a guy whose hair..." And I immediately interject: "No Country for Old Men." And he's, "Yes! How did you know?" "People always mention that hair."
neutral · AI labelView post →Tonight's movie with @ejfanatic.bsky.social was No Country For Old Men, and it was my first time watching it. I found myself deeply engaged from start to finish. The conversations felt very tense and the main antagonist was very menacing. Not sure why it took me this long. 😅
positive · AI labelView post →Man NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN really holds up
positive · AI labelView post →No Country for Old Men TV series and every episode ends with Anton Chigurh getting hit by a different 1968 Chevrolet Caprice Estate.
neutral · AI labelView post →True story: my parents went to see No Country for Old Men, assuming it was a sequel to Grumpy Old Men. They were very disappointed.
neutral · AI labelView post →Movie dates are terrible in the getting to know you phase but also realizing the two movie dates I have had were No Country For Old Men and Tetsuo: The Iron Man
neutral · AI labelView post →No Country for Old Men post credits scene where Sheriff Ed Tom Bell remembers a third dream he had last night
neutral · AI labelView post →Tonight’s movie: “No Country for Old Men” (2007), directed by Joel Coen and Ethan Coen
neutral · AI labelView post →starting a gofundme to replace the bad CGI deer in No Country For Old Men
neutral · AI labelView post →No Country for Old Men (2007) Directed by The Coen Brothers
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching “No Country For Old Men” with my teenaged nephews and explaining the concept of the phone bill.
neutral · AI labelView post →He looks like if John Hodgman was in No Country For Old Men
neutral · AI labelView post →'No Country For Old Men' released 17 years ago today
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching No Country For Old Men and wrapping gifts and belatedly realizing that Stilgar and Gurney Halleck had met previously.
neutral · AI labelView post →No Country for Old Men (2007)
neutral · AI labelView post →The weirdest bit of movie trivia I know: in the book No Country for Old Men, Sheriff Bell references the recent assassination of a federal judge. That was a real case and the killer was a hitman named Charles V. Harrelson... who happens to be the father of actor Woody Harrelson, who is in the film.
neutral · AI labelView post →Just realized that the satchel of money in Fargo is identical to the one in No Country For Old Men.
neutral · AI labelView post →Would love to see a sequel to No Country For Old Men where Anton Chigurh has turned his life around
neutral · AI labelView post →Caleb Downs is that pit bull from No Country for Old Men
neutral · AI labelView post →The assassinated judge they mention in No Country for Old Men was real and Woody Harrelson's dad killed him
neutral · AI labelView post →Alternative movie poster of the day 🎥😍 No Country for Old Men (2007) By Paul Mann
neutral · AI labelView post →NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN - (2007) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Last night's #Movie Written & Directed by Joel & Ethan Coen and starring Tommy Lee Jones, Javier Bardem, Josh Brolin Kelly Macdonald & Woody Harrelson in a #Neo-Western crime thriller based on Cormac McCarthy's novel. Superb film, gripping from start to finish.
positive · AI labelView post →No Country For Old Men was written at the same time as Burn After Reading, which may seem like such a dissonance considering their wildly different tones, but I’d argue both films share the same concept of “movie where the characters don’t realize what type of movie they’re in”
neutral · AI labelView post →Finally watched No Country for Old Men (2007) last night and accidentally traumatized myself
positive · AI labelView post →“what’s the most you ever lost in a coin toss” — No Country For Old Men
neutral · AI labelView post →No Country for Old Men implies All Country for Young Women.
neutral · AI labelView post →hitting the No Country for Old Men cattle gun like a vape cart
neutral · AI labelView post →HALLOWEEN IV is awesome. A real NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN vibe to it. Danielle Harris? Spectacular. When she comes out wearing Michael's clown costume from the first film... yeah, baby.
neutral · AI labelView post →Is No Country for Old Men still a 1-star movie, or is that one that's changed for you with time? — neospring.org/+r/152905379...
neutral · AI labelView post →Was saving for Friday, but we need some levity. 2000s (00-09) movie draft. You get one in each category, my picks included. Drama: Michael Clayton Action/adventure: Bourne Identity Horror: Exorcism of Emily Rose Comedy: Mean Girls Romance: Amelie Oscar Winner: No Country for Old Men
neutral · AI labelView post →No Country for Old Men (2007) 🎥 Directed by Joel Coen & Ethan Coen #FilmSky
neutral · AI labelView post →No Country for Old Men. To this very day, I’m scared of bad bob wigs.
positive · AI labelView post →Maybe it's normie to say but No Country For Old Men might be the best Coen Bros movie of all time
positive · AI labelView post →No Country for Old Men is a thanksgiving movie
neutral · AI labelView post →‘No Country For Old Men’ ❤️
positive · AI labelView post →here is an essay about No Country for Old Men this is the most important thing i’ve ever written goodmovie.substack.com/p/no-country... (it includes a complete breakdown of the “What’s the most you ever lost on a coin toss?” scene which is one of the finest movie scenes of the century)
neutral · AI labelView post →No Country for Old Men (2007) Directors: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen
neutral · AI labelView post →“No Country for Old Men” (2007)
neutral · AI labelView post →Just watched No Country for Old Men while thinking it was There Will Be Blood and spent much of the movie very confused about when we would get to Daniel Day Lewis and the oil.
neutral · AI labelView post →now watching a paid request that kinda just looks like NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN however that's a movie i enjoyed a lot so maybe that's a good thing
positive · AI labelView post →Real sign of the times that NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN has become a comfort movie for me.
positive · AI labelView post →Muppets No Country for Old Men
neutral · AI labelView post →You might disagree about FARGO being the best Coen Bros movie. You might say it's A SERIOUS MAN or NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN. And you know what? You're 100% right. I'm more right, but you're still completely right.
positive · AI labelView post →My entire college dorm that year got free/discounted movies because I was allowed to check out something like 5 at a time for free, AND got access to new releases before they were available to the public, so we did a fuckton of movie nights in the dorm. That's how I saw No Country For Old Men.
neutral · AI labelView post →No Country For Old Men In Tights
neutral · AI labelView post →No Country for Old Men was just on Flix. Forgot what an amazing movie it is with so little dialogue. Just spectacular.
positive · AI labelView post →#LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched Zookeeper, mid even by Kevin James movie standards. Crank, gotta respect the commitment. No Country For Old Men, Javier Bardem killing it. Much Ado About Nothing, seen on TV over 2 decades ago but didn't remember the title, so I was really happy to stumble upon it.
positive · AI labelView post →Best film: No Country for Old Men Best movie: The Big Lebowski
positive · AI labelView post →home from work early because I worked yesterday, have put on No Country for Old Men I love that a movie this slow and epic is only just over 2 hours. that miraculous Coen efficiency.
positive · AI labelView post →What’s you favorite movie from every decade of your life? 1980s: Paris, Texas 1990s: JFK 2000s: No Country for Old Men 2010s: First Reformed 2020s: Anatomy of a Fall
positive · AI labelView post →No Country For Old Men In Black
neutral · AI labelView post →Improve a movie title by adding "With Big Naturals" "No Country for Old Men With Big Naturals"
neutral · AI labelView post →No Country For Old Men is a movie that is flawless and is actually in my opinion quite straight-forward with just more throughly and carefully explored themes. Even the ending just makes complete sense. What is happening in the world, just watch da movie
positive · AI labelView post →Tangentially, I think one of the reasons I love No Country For Old Men so much is that it's a movie about how resolute evil can defeat lazy goodness, which is an important lesson, imo.
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