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Many of the scenes in "No Country for Old Men" are so flawlessly constructed that you want them to simply continue, and yet they create an emotional suction drawing you to the next scene.

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Critic Ian Nathan

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Violent, poetic, gripping, thrilling and blackly funny: that’ll be the Coens doing what they do best then. Now with added humanity.

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Maryam Msh

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Worth watching

3 years ago

Leopeocooking Tatanka

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Unsettling with good acting being the only aspect keeping the film together

3 years ago

Greg Holden

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Terrific acting and good movie make this a great if chillingly terrifying thriller experience

2 years ago

Christian Moeller

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Honestly one of the scariest movies I’ve ever seen. Filled me with dread

3 years ago

Thomas Roger

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A modern classic. Among the most defining filmmakers of their time the Coens weaves every string of their signature style - fate, suspense, humor, violence and a deep sense of humanity- together to a visually stunning, perfect cinematic masterpiec...

2 years ago

Andreas Vendelbo

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The best portrayal of a true psychopath in any movie. The coin toss scene is an all-timer and one of my favorites!

The silence also makes the scenes even more intense and uncomfortably realistic.

“What’s the most you ever lost on a coin toss?”