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1 day ago · No Country for Old Men - The Ending Explained
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The entire movie is not meant to portray real life, it is akin to a Greek myth about human desires vs. Fate. Viewers have to look past the very grounded style of the movie to understand that. It's easy to know that a Wes Anderson movie is not about reality, very less so with No Country.
4 days ago · NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN, based on the novel by Cormac McCarthy, is a nail-biting masterpiece of suspense, operating on a philosophical level that is as sophisticated as it is compelling. It takes its tropes and its idioms from classic noirs, but with nary a cliché, and with a soul more hard-boiled than the film codes of a half-century ago would ...
1 day ago · I might get in trouble from die-hard McCarthy fans for this, but No Country for Old Men goes on my very short list of books that were outdone by the movie. The film won multiple Oscars in 2008, including Best Picture, so maybe I won’t get in too many fights. It’s a very good book and a great film.
1 day ago · The late Cormac McCarthy was no stranger to the cinema. Several of the writer’s novels, plays, and screenplays — No Country for Old Men, All The Pretty Horses, The Sunset Limited — were adapted into buzzy films, though your mileage may vary re: success-of-translation.
3 days ago · Fiche technique. À la frontière qui sépare le Texas du Mexique, les trafiquants de drogue ont depuis longtemps remplacé les voleurs de bétail. Lorsque Llewelyn Moss tombe sur une camionnette abandonnée, cernée de cadavres ensanglantés, il ne sait rien de ce qui a conduit à ce drame. Et quand il prend les deux millions de dollars qu'il ...
5 days ago · Question 2 of 10. 2. Remarkably, this actor born in 1929 was first nominated for an Academy Award in 1987 for his role in "Pelle the Conqueror", and only got his second nomination in 2012, at the age of 83, for appearing as The Renter in "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close". He might be better-known for playing chess with Death in 1957's "The ...
