FARGO (1996) - FILM & 4K BLU RAY REVIEW - SHOUT FACTORY - Is this a good 4K? You Betcha! Yeah

[@Rusty-dy5iy]

Fargo is still my favorite Cohn Brother films

[@johnkeefe4034]

Mine too Rusty!! Sorry answering under this account. This comment didn’t pop up under the channel account lol.

[@mokimochi1791]

The Menu is my favorite dark comedy. Really intriguing movie

[@SNOWLOVEd]

Agreed The Menu is a hilarious dark comedy

[@LetsTalkEntertainmentMedia]

I agree with both of you guys, This movie surprised the hell out of me, I had no expectations but it exceeded them all.

[@CoinOpTV]

I picked up this 4K - as you say Deakins was robbed …. where does Millers crossing land on your Coen list?

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I would put that at 3. Only behind Fargo and No country for old men

[@rogerf1401]

My favorite is Fargo.

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I don’t see a better film lol

[@henryhill6637]

Fargo my all-time favorite movie!!!

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It’s still my favorite Coen brothers movie. It’s a masterpiece.

[@lordrayden3045]

It’s the big Lebowski Not even a discussion

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It’s my number 3 but I still absolutely love it. “I hate the fuckin Eagles man”

[@lordrayden3045]

@@LetsTalkEntertainmentMedia Well I’m just going to say that’s objectively wrong

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Does it help knowing that I order White Russians any time there’s an open bar? lol

[@BrianBedard]

The Big Lebowski

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One of my favorites as well.

[@MosesWine]

Great review! I do think No Country surpasses this one on all fronts, including cinematography, but i admit its been a while since Ive seen this one. I think some underrated Coen/Deakins collabs include The Hudsucker Proxy, Barton Fink, and Hail Caesar. I love the Coens knowledge of Old Hollywood and film noir! Not to be outdone, but I think a lot of people sleep on how great Barry Sonnenfeld was as a DP for the Coens. Its as if he become a director and everyone forgot his past life. Millers Crossing is one of, if not the most, beautiful films the Coens ever made and thats really saying something.

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I couldn’t agree more with you about Barry Sonnenfeld and Millers Crossing. That movie is the most underrated mob movie and probably in the whole Coens catalog of films. It’s crazy that they can go from working with him to Roger Deakins. It shows the pull of the Coens that only the ebay want to work with them.

[@georget221]

The Art of Self-Defense is my favorite dark comedy. It was entertaining and had good twists

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That’s a great choice!! I watched that movie last year and thought it was great. Jessie Eisenberg is great in those type of roles.

[@benlord227]

I saw Bridge of Spies recently and it's now my favorite work written by the Coen brothers

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Bridge of Spies is a great and unique call. I feel like even in Spielbergs filmography that one is always overlooked.

[@mrg635]

My favorite would be No Country for Old Men. Still need to see more from Coen brothers though, haven't watched Fargo yet

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I think you’ll really enjoy it. No Country for old men though is getting close to Fargo for my favorite!

[@kimmynguyen5159]

Intolerable Cruelty is my favorite from the Coen brothers 😊

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That’s a good call!!! That one gets overlooked a lot.

[@jeremyd7845]

The Big Lebowski is one I go back and watch often

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It’s a great film and it’s hilarious.

[@cutiepie7909]

The Big Lebowski is my favorite:D

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The Dude abides! lol. Great choice.

[@CurtisC]

I have to go with Fargo, there's only a few of their films I fully enjoy. Thanks

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Your welcome, I love the choice!

[@sunshine23]

No Country for Old Men is my favorite. 🙂

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That one is inching closer and closer by the day.

[@gotemilia7518]

My favorite dark comedy is Little Miss Sunshine

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That is a great choice!

[@newchallenger2497]

My favorite Coen Brothers film is Fargo

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My choice as well buddy!

[@Shayne_S05]

I'll go with ingrid goes west as my favorite dark comedy. Thanks for the chance

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No problem and thanks for entering Shane, Also that’s a great choice. I saw that a few years ago and really enjoyed it.

[@peterf666]

No Country for Old Men is my favorite

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Great choice! That’s my second favorite

[@alanchanning1746]

The Ladykillers is my favorite

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I need to revisit that one. I haven’t seen it since about 2008 lol.

[@sbfilms4843]

No country for old men is definitely my favorite coen brothers film. My gave dark comedy is a simple favor.

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A simple favor is a great call! That one I saw on whim one day and was surprised at how good it was.

[@ShawnZepeda]

My favorite Cohen Bros movie is No Country for Old Men. I believe most if not all Quentin Tarantino films are dark comedies. If so, Pulp Fiction would be my favorite. If they do not count, I would say, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.

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I agree all those films count especially Pulp Fiction. Only that movie can make you laugh when someone gets shot in the face.

[@MrSmellyPotato23]

My favorite is The Big Lebowski

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That’s a great choice and right now my number 3.

[@CatDaddyCarnage]

Gotta give it to Fargo, really enjoyed it the first time I saw it. And The Menu is a recent dark comedy I really liked.

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The Menu was really good, It surprised me because I went into it blind and was not expecting the movie to be as good as it was.

[@CatDaddyCarnage]

@@LetsTalkEntertainmentMedia Me either, didn’t know a thing about it. But those are the best for me, something I know nothing about and turns out to be a solid movie.

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@jambou8580 I agree James, That’s why I try and avoid trailers as much as possible. If you have no expectations you usually are more rewarded.

[@parallaxscarecrow8208]

My favorite Coen bros movie is The Ladykillers

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That’s one I need to revisit.

[@stuartgeorge2324]

Not seen this movie all the way through i do own the bkuray though 👍💿 have a good weekend mate 👍

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Thank You Stewart! You to buddy!

[@emmanuelmonjaras2234]

favorite dark comedy johnny depp dark shadows

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Great choice with Dark Shadows, I wouldn’t of thought of it!

[@stevieoned1r]

Fargo for sure

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Great call Steve.

[@Youknowwhatremarkable]

My favorite Coan Brothers movie is No Country for Old Men It's 80s vibe is excellent

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I couldn’t agree more, That tone is perfect!

[@Youknowwhatremarkable]

@@LetsTalkEntertainmentMedia I know! That and perfect man but the ending was confusing did they die or what?!

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Did who die? lol. Josh Brolins Wofe didn’t but the kids did and Tommy Lee Jones was just reflecting on his life and that life going forward is much darker then in the past.

[@amirrorplease]

The only Coen Brothers film I’ve seen is Barton Fink but I love that movie

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It’s a great movie! Hoping that gets the 4K treatment soon or at least the criterion treatment.

[@NOSTALGIARIDE001]

Has Anyone said anything about the O Brother where art thou from Cohn Bros since this movie was really great

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Surprisingly no, And that is one of their best. Plus that was one of the first films to completely change the color grading on a film digitally.

[@williammaldonado7957]

No County For Old Men is such a great movie. Which is odd because the ending never made sense to me. Favorite dark comedy might be This is the End.

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My interpretation of the ending is based on the title of the film. No country for old men, No matter what generation you are in at some point your nearing the end and the world is not the world you were born and grew up in. In Tommy Lee Jones case you see it from him being on Horseback and really handling the law in a different manor. Not prepared for the monster that is Anton Chigurh. So is dreams are him coming to that realization that he’s coming to an end maybe not life yet but definitely as a sheriff because he’s not equipped to handle at that times modern world.

[@RougeOne2006]

Mine would go to Don't Look Up It's an emotional, Hilarious in the sad way as we know what will happen when that Asteroid hits and the satirical take on all that was excellent.

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I’m so glad you chose those movie. It’s a favorite of mine as well and the ending really hit me. It was so powerful and like you said sad.

[@RougeOne2006]

@@LetsTalkEntertainmentMedia it's true despite that it's overall excellent movie And I was surprised the director also done Anchorman also. The ending was a beautiful also despite the sadness and that mid credit was pretty funny but an emotional end credits also

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Yea that mid credits scene is gold lol. Definitely a way different film from Anchorman but he was the perfect guy to being humor to something so dark.

[@RougeOne2006]

@@LetsTalkEntertainmentMedia yeaj that's true.

[@robertsaul234]

Dr. Strangelove, Robocop, Pulp Fiction Aside from Fargo, that is

[@LetsTalkEntertainmentMedia]

All those movies are great choices!!

[@BluRayCollector18]

My favorite dark comedy has to be Scream 1996 its a classic from Wes Cravin

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That might be my choice as well but it’s in the running with Fargo, Same year too.

[@BluRayCollector18]

@@LetsTalkEntertainmentMedia oh yeah

[@Billhowrude00]

Pulp Fiction is a great black comdey by Quintin

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My second favorite movie of all time.

[@MixologistMilo]

Buffalo peeps know about snow! ✊

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Oooooo I know you do. I complain on Long Island but it’s nothing compared to Buffalo lol

[@SNOWLOVEd]

My favorite black comdey is This is the Ends It shows that the 6 celebrities are useless in the apocalypse

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hahaahahahahah that’s a great point!!

[@Holesaremyths]

No country for old men The movie is still an excellent film from the brothers definitely

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It’s a masterpiece! Anton Chigurh is one of the greatest in film history.

[@GottaFindThemAll]

The Tragedy of Macbeth Joel Cohen is great movie overall

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It was beautifully shot! Great performances too.

[@ricogomez4020]

My favorite dark comedy is GET SHORTY with John Travolta.

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I love that movie!!

[@ricogomez4020]

Travolta should have got an Oscar nod. I never seen him play a tough guy like that before.@@LetsTalkEntertainmentMedia

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@ricogomez4020 I agree he was at the peak of his piers then.

[@WAHOO0120]

Parasite is definitely an excellent dark comedy but thought it was horror movie by the poster

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That’s a great choice. I was surprised at how funny it was when I saw it.

[@RougeOne2006]

@@LetsTalkEntertainmentMedia that's true too it's me Rogue and wanted to join in too. Though I agree with WAHOO the poster feels like a horror movie type and I thought that what it was for a while but the poster looks creepy admittedly

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I assumed it was a horror film myself and in parts it really is but it’s much more of a dark comedy for sure. The poster it self really is one of the most unique posters out there.

[@RougeOne2006]

@@LetsTalkEntertainmentMedia agreed

[@johnducharme2653]

No Country for Old Men

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Great choice John.

[@themtgdude486]

No Country For Old Men.

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There will probably be a day when this passes Fargo for me.

[@themtgdude486]

@@LetsTalkEntertainmentMedia By the way, I just saw The Holdovers. You should really go check it out. Fantastic film.

[@danieln.716]

No Country For Old Men

[@LetsTalkEntertainmentMedia]

Great choice and that’s sneaking up on Fargo for number one.

[@theexisitingfour1850]

No Country For Old Men

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Great choice it’s my very close number 2!