scream-of-consciousness;
"If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
I haven't seen it so I went to IMBD and read the synopsis for No Country for Old Men. It sounds like an interesting storyline, but, alas, I saw that Josh Brolin plays a leading role in it.
That places what good be a good movie squarely in the category of:
Films Unfortunately Casting Komrades: Embargo Mandatory
He wore a beard, so I didn't know who he was. Woody Harrelson too, flaming POS. But - this is a Coen Bothers movie, and this guy is the best movie villain of all time. Bar none. I loved it, don't let a few assholes run you off, especially when you can see it dirt cheap, or even free. .
I don't like Harrelson or Brolin, but I liked this flick and don't even remember those guys in the movie (it's been awhile). The bad guy was just that BADAZZ., he wiped my memory clean of those RB actors. The store clerk never knew what a lucky day he had, indeed.
Screw the Hollywierd douchebags. Get it straight from the source. Anything written by Cormack McCarthy is a gem. If you liked "No Country" you'll love "The Crossing". If you gotta see a flick, "All the Pretty Horses" isn't too bad either.
AnnoyedOne, you are correct, sir. Her murder was in my mind when I commented on his "badness" and it was disturbing in the movie. In the end, he was still standing. One tough hombre'. Now....when is he going to D.C. like Rodger suggested?
Must be a busy guy. He left the coat hanger in his jacket.
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If you haven't seen No Country For Old Men Rodger's post prolly won't make sense...
ReplyDeleteBTW I'm betting he has a cattle gun under the table.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen it so I went to IMBD and read the synopsis for No Country for Old Men. It sounds like an interesting storyline, but, alas, I saw that Josh Brolin plays a leading role in it.
ReplyDeleteThat places what good be a good movie squarely in the category of:
Films Unfortunately Casting Komrades: Embargo Mandatory
"what *could* be a good movie", that is.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.watch-movies-links.net/movies/no_country_for_old_men/
ReplyDeletewatch it here for free.......no money for hollywood scum
He wore a beard, so I didn't know who he was. Woody Harrelson too, flaming POS. But - this is a Coen Bothers movie, and this guy is the best movie villain of all time. Bar none. I loved it, don't let a few assholes run you off, especially when you can see it dirt cheap, or even free. .
ReplyDeleteI don't like Harrelson or Brolin, but I liked this flick and don't even remember those guys in the movie (it's been awhile). The bad guy was just that BADAZZ., he wiped my memory clean of those RB actors. The store clerk never knew what a lucky day he had, indeed.
ReplyDeleteJuice, but the wife wasn't so lucky at the end... She was given the same option.
ReplyDeleteScrew the Hollywierd douchebags. Get it straight from the source. Anything written by Cormack McCarthy is a gem. If you liked "No Country" you'll love "The Crossing". If you gotta see a flick, "All the Pretty Horses" isn't too bad either.
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AnnoyedOne, you are correct, sir. Her murder was in my mind when I commented on his "badness" and it was disturbing in the movie. In the end, he was still standing. One tough hombre'. Now....when is he going to D.C. like Rodger suggested?
ReplyDeleteJuice, I think Rodger is saying he'll be on the wrong (i.e. Obama's) side.
ReplyDeleteMebbe we'll all start getting letters from the IRS saying "call it!".
Ruh Roh!!!
Yeah, but I'd rather have him handle business for our side. If not, I'd rather have Jack Bauer for my invisible friend.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, Jack Bauer vs Anton Chigurh. Think I'd put my money on Anton cause he's just baaaaaaaaaaad.
ReplyDeleteRead the book, but haven't seen the movie. Thanks for that link.
ReplyDeleteI read several McCarthy books recently. Not real cheerful, but when he describes something I can picture it perfectly. Great imagery and dialog.