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Users review: It was not too long until I saw No Country for Old Men, I saw another amazing film of the year 2007, there will be blood. At that time I thought that Paul Thomas Anderson has delivered the best picture of the year for its oil epic, but after seeing the great Coen Brothers and adaptation of the violence of Cormac McCarthy's novel in 2005, I knew immediately that this is a film not determined yet more films I've seen these past year.Its easy for old men to see no land. The first time I saw her, I found myself dizzy enough to Stand-up done immediately after the credits a whole. And still, mixed with a sense of shock is wonderful and deep understanding of the fear and exactly what they experienced on the screen. It made me appreciate another viewing, the meaning and intention of the film completely, and while the experience of watching the film is not everyone to enjoy and to understand, it is certainly one of the most moving and thought-provoking films I have ever seen. This is the kind of movie that you do not think the kind that even after a long time since you have passed stays with you last look at her. At the level of practice, it is easy to cat and mouse are after a terrible movie, but also from the roots of enormous philosophical and penetrating analysis not only of the characters and the situation in the history involved, but also the kind of world in we live in today and parties monstrous it that we often choose ignore.The history includes that between a man named Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin), the wrong on a supply of money in the development of drugs in the middle the desert and psychopathic but went awesome you stumble believe killer named Anton Chigurh base (Javier Bardem). Third and moral center of the story is the guy who is trying to get all hunters and hunting, Ed Tom Bell, Sheriff-year tyranny of peace, but is more and more areas in West Texas. The film offers a perfect blend of thrill and excitement that would be expected from the film in this genre. Direction of the Coen brothers, especially after intense scenes between Chigurh and Moss is masterful, evoking a sense of tension to the maximum audience and pushing the edge of their seats. This will be achieved played by a very careful editing and sound patterns that perfectly recreates the tense atmosphere in a given area. Strange it also pictures (done by Roger Deakins) Scenes large in the desert, where what moviegoers usually imagine scenes, as yet, when played through any measures that tells a story through visual, where, even if it is no dialogue or action the screen, emerging picture speak for themselves.No Country for Old Men is rich in such kind of filmmaking bravado. especially the camera movement, opportunities and choice of background and other details trivial as time of day, cloud cover or replace the props and point-of-view perspective to provide a better experience for the audience, and the best way of storytelling for the Coen brothers. Just watching the scenes Tommy Lee Jones as Sheriff tormented years ago the challenge of something that is stronger than he is, what he does not understand, has been charged, and you will see what I mean. Environment and sound produced by filmmakers raise the performance of Jones and more importantly, the message based on the film. This style is now in the film and one of the points that it makes after certain movie.I I must say, I can not help but agree with most people when they say Anton Chigurh Javier Bardems more violent character (but fascinating) for gracing the screen since Anthony Hopkins Hannibal Lecter had introduced us to the Silence of the Lambs. Chigurh effectively spread evil and violent in a very intelligent and composed ...
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