I'M SHOCKED!!😱 No Country For Old Men (2007) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!

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[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Your intuition about Moss not surviving was on point. I was so invested in his plight I didn't want to believe he could die. Btw, Bardem said to the Cohen brothers that he'd probably not get laid for a year because of that haircut.

[@martensjd]

When I saw this in the theater, when the guy tore my ticket, it said "No Country for Old Me." After the showing, I understood better.

[@jamesodonnell3636]

"What's wrong with you people... oh, my god." Best critique of American culture ever.

[@4Kandlez]

It's a movie

[@joeybossolo7]

Bardem is the perfect portrayal of a psychopath here.

[@rg3388]

“Why? Why?” Shooting at an animal from a motor vehicle is a Coenism that also occurs is “Raising Arizona” and “O Brother, Where Art Thou.” Commandeering a pick up truck also occurs in “Raising Arizona.” I always hear the “vanity” speech as deriving from the Bhagavad Gita. I always think of the film’s last line as being said by The Buddha.

[@frederickpile3599]

Ask the Christ, He always answers.

[@paulmurphy8993]

Most men lead lives of quiet desperation.

[@paulalexandredumasseauvan2357]

it is VERY NICE that you included javier bardem's acceptance speech! that was a nice touch. he tells the story that on his last day of shooting, THE ENTIRE CAST AND CREW wore wigs like his character's haircut! 🤣 GREAT REACTION!

[@philmakris8507]

Best Western movie set in the modern age ever made 🤠 🐎

[@johnbuchanon7717]

Please consider reacting to "Hell or High Water (2016)"; NCFOM was a bit like Sicario. Both scenarios, farm loss and drug trade are still playing out in TX.

[@markgettemeyer1145]

The absence of a musical soundtrack is literally deafening in this movie. It’s so fantastic.

[@aldepal]

The Cohen Bros are great directors. Check out Raising Arizona and True Grit

[@Rob-eo5ql]

My 2 all time favorite movies

[@flarrfan]

@@Rob-eo5ql Mine are O Brother and Fargo

[@rpg7287]

The Big Lebowski

[@scotchbudmeister9018]

This movie cleaned up at the 2008 academy awards. Thanks for your great reaction Emma!

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Great job and great reaction as always. I dont live tgere, but plan on moving there. Texas is a beautiful state with wonderful scenery,people,food, wildlife etc. If you liked this one, you really need to check out “Hell or High Water next. 👍❤️

[@wheelmanstan]

You should definitely watch Three Burials for Melquiedas Estradas, another modern western with Tommy Lee Jones.

[@wheelmanstan]

no one plays an authority figure as well as tommy lee jones josh brolin's dad is in a similar role in Capricorn One, that's a must see film

[@PauloHernandezXD]

42:16 America is a complex anomaly in the annals of human history 🇺🇸 And we're still relatively new.

[@sheryldalton8965]

I'm a Texan & i love this movie, the book too. Not much difference inthe two, much of the dialogue is verbatim. When they filmed it "there will be blood" was being filmed in the same area. NCFOM had to delay shooting a scene because of the smoke plumes from TWBB. Another great movie with Daniel Day Lewis.

[@occulis]

Yeah, Bardem is great here. But the other actors also did a great job.

[@harryrabbit2870]

Javier Bardem's portrayal of Anton Chigurh was just brilliant. The cast did a superb job in this near-perfect movie but Bardem's work was stellar. And once again, the Coens show that they are the premiere film makers in the U.S. I love Spielberg and Scorsese but the Coen brothers movies are the only ones that make me think and stay with me long after viewing. Good reaction.

[@bryanbrady877]

You must understand something about living out here. Guns, knives, cow knockers...These are all just tools. The Texan is the weapon. FAFO. Also, please watch the movie Oblivion which is where that line is from.

[@binxbolling]

No music. Coen brothers are geniuses. They also made The Big Labowski and Fargo. They make dark movies and dark comedy movies.

[@svenpoletka5236]

Bro was screwed from the moment he took the money, unless he happened to check for a tracker straight away.

[@binxbolling]

43:35. Scottish actress using a Southern US accent talking to a Spanish actor using a sonewhat strange American accent.

[@philmullineaux5405]

I live in Houston TX. Texas is open carry, constitutional carry, and Castle doctrine. We are the most free gun state in America. Even silencers, made in texas, are legal to purchase and use, without a tax stamp. And there's tons of ranges and gun instructors, all over!

[@Nate-heavyrunner]

One of my personal all time favorite movies. Quinton Tarantino let Josh Brolin leave the set of planet terror to go and film this movie. Love your reaction Emm, such a beautiful person you are. Hello from AB!!

[@user-bq8he2xt2w]

Ты очень красивая!🥰💓

[@johnski4709]

Your friend is worried about weapons rules?? She does not like that people can defend themselves from violent criminals? Police are sometimes 30 minutes or more away. In some (blue) cities, there are NO police between certain hours.

[@mcbeezee2120]

You said something like, "...my friend may move to Texas, but she is worried about the weapons..." The only thing your friend should be worried about is, BAD guys with weapons, and the only thing that will effectively counter bad guys with weapons are GOOD guys with weapons. Try moving into a state where their laws take away weapons from the good guys.....because bad guys will ALWAYS have THEIR weapons no matter what a state law says.

[@cymbol73]

Yeah, worked in the Wild West. When everyone carried weapons, crime was at zero!

[@johnski4709]

@@cymbol73 Worked for Mau, Stalin, Pol Pot, Hitler, Mussolini, current day Western governments. Sure, ok.

[@MarcosElMalo2]

I’m from Los Angeles, living in Mexico now. I’ve been through West Texas and some of those towns in the movie, and I’ve been to some of the Mexican towns on the other side of the river. There’s something spooky about that country, something not right on either side of the border. Whatever it is, it’s been there long before the drug traffickers, long before the Republic of Texas, before the white settlers and the Spanish missionaries that came before before them. Maybe it was there before Comancheria, the Comanche Empire. The Comanche spilt a lot of blood, wiping out whole villages and ranches in their raids. And who knows who was there before the Comanches. It’s beautiful country on both sides of the border. But it feels like a land with an ancient curse under the surface. When I’ve passed through, either going up to Texas or down south into Mexico, I always passed through quickly. I didn’t linger. I had this fear that something could reach up and grab me and hold me there for who knows what devilry.

[@michaelescareno7048]

Greetings from Texas!! Really enjoyed your reaction to this great movie!!! If you want to see another modern-day Texas crime movie, I highly recommend "Hell Or High Water"!!!!! I think of "No Country For Old Men" and "Hell or High Water" as the ultimate Texas crime double feature.

[@dquanissavage6287]

Emma Awesome Video Today!!🔥🐐🐐💎

[@terryhughes7349]

Cormac McCarthy is a great author. All his books are incredible. The film adaptation is great because it just follows the book. Great reaction Emma

[@hordaland1]

Hi Emma... great reaction as always i hope that you are doing great. is the weather getting warmer where you are? yesterday there was 29 celsius where i live. PS that oxygen tank that he was carrying is called a Captive bolt pistol. It is used to attempt the stunning of animals prior to slaughter.

[@EmmaReactions]

Hi, yes, it's really hot there. It's also unusually warm here since I'm near the Atlantic Ocean. We have strong winds here, so that cools things down a bit. But I don't mind it; I prefer warmth over cold

[@MarcosElMalo2]

The tool on the other end of the hose is the captive bolt. the tank is just a tank, probably compressed air. I think he used it 6 or 7 times, and all but one of those times was on door locks.

[@chocolate-teapot]

One of my favorites, it's such a great movie, they didn't need any music.

[@EmmaReactions]

Oh yeah, agreed 👍 it could be worse

[@MarcosElMalo2]

The only music was the few bars of a song played by the mariachis in the plaza after Lewellyn crosses the border.

[@19nzinga]

Javier’s character is so chilling. Definitely not someone you ever want to cross paths with. He could kill you over the flip of a coin. Terrifying!

[@joshuacampbell7493]

That actor Javier is the best villain in this movie

[@EmmaReactions]

OhYeah!!!! It's true!

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

Phenomenal actor, also in Skyfall and now Dune.

[@norwegianblue2017]

One thing you have to take into account on why it took him so long to realize there was a tracking device is that this was 1980. Tracking devices were something the FBI or CIA would use. They were not common back then. Certainly not a part of Llewelyn's world anyway. This was also a time when the drug trade in the US had grown exponentially because of the cocaine epidemic. There was a new level of violence on the border and in Miami because of it. Big money and much more sophisticated drug smugglers.

[@GrumpyOldGuy534]

The Coen brothers make some of the best movies

[@FollowingGhost]

The three main characters never acted face to face in any scene. Even the shootout at night was at a distance. They managed to get the bad guy drinks milk trope into the movie.

[@philmakris8507]

What do mean that "your friend is worried about the weapon rules in Texas"?

[@Whistler4u]

Probably about the lack of rules.

[@edsmark]

Worried about the weapons rules? Tell your friend; "an armed society is a polite society". :)

[@reservoirdude92]

Seeing this and There Will Be Blood in theaters in 2007 have to be two of the most important cinematic experiences in my life as an aspiring filmmaker. There Will Be Blood MUST be next. Paul Thomas Anderson is God.

[@GaryBrownlee-do4pj]

Nice reaction Emma, one of Javier best roles, very good movie. 😯💙💚

[@rx7dude2006]

When the sheriff goes back to the hotel room to look around he was actually just imagining in his head that Anton was in the room, he never actually was at the time, it just shows his fear finally catching up with him.

[@Alvan81]

Is Emma Swiss, I cannot place your accent..

[@user-yr3hu1ug7r]

One of my favorite films. Love the characters and the dialog. Anton Chigurh is one of my favorite villians. Dude is creepy and unhinged but there is some cold control within him. The guy truly believes he works on behalf of "fate".

[@EmmaReactions]

Oh wow!!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@Dave-nt3kz]

Nice Reaction video.

[@EmmaReactions]

Glad you enjoyed

[@MaunderMaximum]

Stilgar had a very checkered past.

[@1matrix9]

Wonderful reaction Emma. You feel things deeply and the camera loves you. Thank you for sharing your time and work.

[@marvinsarracino116]

Wow great reaction Emma! That killer is a psychopath! Llewellyn should have checked the money first time he found it. That much money will always be followed! Great cast and great story! Javier deserves the Oscar! Thanks for sharing Emma ❤️💛 I would recommend the movie "Hell or High Water" next.

[@EmmaReactions]

Ok!!! 🙏 thanks for suggestions) will do)

[@OgreProgrammer]

I'm surprised there weren't two trackers in it, to throw off anyone that found one.

[@billjensen9995]

The movie is based a book by the same name written by Corman McCarthy. I have worked in book publishing for nearly 50 years and I know writing, I would strongly encourage you to read the book, it doesn't matter that you now know the plot. It's one of the best movies to books there is, however you will find McCarthy's writing and the psychological depth of this story to be very rewarding. Although this is debated, I am sure Anton Chigurh is a real person but also "fate" thus the coin toss, lack of emotion, inevitability, etc. McCarthy uses the same literary technique in his most famous book "Blood Meridian" with another horrifying character who represents death, blood, and war. Loved your reaction.

[@19nzinga]

This movie keeps you on edge the whole way through.

[@norcalboy2572]

It's hard to pick out a favorite moment - I love this film so much. But I think the final scene with Ed Tom sitting at the table with his wife on the first day of his retirement, telling her about the dreams he had the night before, is just a masterpiece. To me it's one of the finest end scenes in film.

[@blairhaffly1777]

I absolutely adore the quiet courage of Carla Jean. "No, I ain't gonna call it."

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

the tank is what they use on cattle...

[@MarcosElMalo2]

Just the tool on the end of the hose. At a slaughterhouse they have air compressors and big storage tanks to hold the air which gets piped out to the killing floor.

[@blairhaffly1777]

Captive bolt gun.

[@ERC641]

Omg what a great pick! Another good suggestion is Thete will be blood Thanks Emma 🎉🎉 enjoy your weekend 🇨🇦🇨🇦 Fyi thats used for putting down cows

[@lawrencefine5020]

Lesson: If you're out hunting and come upon a bad drug deal with lots of dead bodies..... call the cops. Lewellen learned the hard way.

[@EmmaReactions]

Oh yeah! Agreed 👍

[@jeffsherk7056]

Read the book by Cormac McCarthy because it says a little bit more about Anton Chigurh, and a little more about Llewellyn Moss. Brilliant book and a brilliant movie.

[@robertjewell9727]

Your interpretations about this film are really smart and I never really keyed in on how every interaction even with young men, schoolboys even, being asked for a jacket or a shirt is all about the exchange of money and how that sort of theme runs through the story. Although there is a little, very little hope, when one says, "Hell, mister, I'll give you my shirt," but then the two argue about money after Anton escapes so it's really bleak isn't it? I want to recommend the film TRUE ROMANCE (1993) if you haven't seen it. A comment you made me think of that film as well. Great reaction!

[@SFOlson]

This is such a good movie, I remember seeing it twice in the theaters when it came out. And the reason he closed the shower curtain in the motel, is so that he wouldn’t get the blood from shooting the guy all over him.

[@TheNeonRabbit]

I'm gonna start calling everybody "Friendo"

[@MarcosElMalo2]

Just so you know, the Spanish word for friend is pen day ho.

[@SpicyLemonade1]

best movie ever love you Emma xoxo

[@justitia257]

Very nice

[@EmmaReactions]

Thanks

[@arctan2010]

This is the only movie where I became afraid of anyone with an Anton Chigurh’s haircut (prince Valiant).

[@petercofrancesco9812]

Emma you alright? Looks like you got second hand whiplash from the car accident. 😆 It's a "good" jump scare. 😉

[@johnchandler5469]

Escape From Alcatraz 1979 Clint Eastwood please

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Josh Brolin play as Thanos in the MCU.

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

And Anton beat him ;)

[@4Kandlez]

Beautiful reaction as always Emma, even though you didn't like some of the violent scenes. Llewelyn going back to give that guy some water was just stupid, he wouldn't have survived a whole day under the baking sun in that condition anyway. He could have just rang the police anonymously and let them deal with it, no one would even know he was ever there 🥰🥰

[@JDH_MUSIC]

This was so well edited - much better than most reactors! Great work and reaction! Also the reason he got hit by the car was sort of a karma moment - he left other people's lives to chance, and finally that random chance came back to him.

[@bertelliott1456]

Great reaction Em. I'll tell you one thing: the next time I find a case full of money I'm going to check for a transmitter!

[@Big_BadaBom]

The weapon rules in texas are great we can all have one cant beat that.

[@NativeNewMexican]

Please tell your friend to go to a range and learn how a tool works, it'll alleviate all the anxiety and she can live in a much safer community.

[@dacechasinghawk3910]

If I wrote the story? Josh Brolin would have gotten away with the money, gotten his girl and lived happily ever after. And homeboy with the funny haircut? Would have gotten his, LOL. Great classic movie otherwise. I gotta watch at least once a year.

[@realBkay]

Oh, Em. This is a goodin’.

[@thatsbollox]

I guess i was like many that went back to see it a second time...trying to work out a few parts i couldnt recall. Luvved the movie. Great acting. Tommy Lee Jones was terrific. Especially the dream at the end after he had retired. Some memorable chilling scenes like at the gas station.

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

Anton Chigurg beat Thanos. just let that sink in, friendo ;-)

[@user-yr3hu1ug7r]

Live in El Paso Tx for a few years.... it was an "ok" place. Not my favorite place in texas but it was ok. I preferred San Antonio or Los Fresnos area. I probably enjoyed the Los Fresnos area the best. Farm area and it is close to the ocean/beach.

[@craighornfischer2767]

Hello Emma, this movie is so strange but so well acted defiantly worth watching this movie with you Emma you make watching movies with you so fun thank you Emma cant wait to see your next video 😇😇😇😇😇😇😇

[@WhatHaveIMade]

Your patrons love to torment you Emma. As unfortunate as that is, I'm also here for it 😄 Your intuition is getting better at predicting some of the plot is going to turn out.

[@themostunknown2293]

Your friend should move to Texas... here as well as Texas have Open carry and that's what you want for sure, If you're not gonna take your life safety in your own hands and carry a gun then Texas least someone has a gun and might protect you. You can't leave your life in the hands of someone else when it comes to defending your family... specially not a cop... They don't show up till 45 mins after the crime. Better to have a gun and never use then to need it and not have it right?

[@richardpowell1772]

Open carry is ridiculous. Concealed carry is far safer and superior.

[@luisherrera-gf6qk]

Javier Bardem, excellent actor, very good movie, although I do feel that it was lacking in the end, but overall a good movie. As always, you are very beautiful, greetings from Cancun, kisses and hugs.

[@rayhume1971]

I was very surprised this movie was not nominated for Best Original Song.

[@michaelschroeck2254]

One of the best aspects of this movie tgat there is no musical score. It’s pure visual and dialog

[@petresko1041]

A detail most people miss is Anton checking the room he rented - he entered through the door multiple times, to figure out what layout to expect upon flicking the light. The room he rented mirrors the one the mexican cartel was in. Beds were on the right in his, in the cartel room they were on the left. He also checked the thickness of the wall, to see if he can pre-fire through it, to hit whoever is hiding in the bathroom, but in the mirrored room, he made a mistake with the shot placement - the guy with the machine gun was on the other side of the doorway.

[@fannybuster]

The scene where he is killing the cop in such a brutal way may have damaged his career..

[@Amonabus]

I'd describe this movie as the good guy gets away.

[@tigerslear]

Another Great Film!!! Reaction for the movie 1980 Gloria starring Gene Rowlands

[@skullandbones1832]

No music throughout the movie is what made it interesting.

[@martensjd]

Friends don't let friends move to Texas.

[@caroline___]

I live in Texas and love it. All states have they're different issues.

[@caroline___]

PS great reaction Emma!

[@npotufsstrugas6390]

You're too sweet for reactions.

[@EmmaReactions]

😊 thank you

[@MichaelPower212]

Was this your first experience with a Coen brothers film? If so, welcome to their quirky world. Pick any film directed or written by Ethan or Joel and you will not be dissapointed. Two of their most popular films are "Fargo" and "Raising Arizona." This film, "No Country . . ." reminds me of another about trying to keep found money, "A Simple Plan" (1998). The appearance of Woody Harrelson, who played the role of Carson Wells, you also saw in the "Hunger Games" films. You might want to see him in "Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri." I'm surprised you did react to recognizing Josh Brolin (Lleweyn) from the film "Sicario." You have also seen Tommy Lee Jones (Ed Tom Bell) from the film "Men in Black." Did you notice there was no music soundtrack? - A subscriber from Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA

[@corralescoyote3360]

The satchel is the same one as the satchel in Fargo - might even be the same movie-prop money too, not sure…

[@philmullineaux5405]

All Cohen brothers movies should be watched! Their first is still the best! A fake trailer that became a movie, Blood Simple!

[@jamesburg9718]

Great reaction to one of my favorite movies. And, my god, how does Emma get exponentially hotter in each new video?!?

[@19nzinga]

I felt so bad for Llewelyn’s wife. She was so innocent and died because of her husband.

[@masansr]

So, what did you think about the musical score in this movie?

[@user-xl5nh3bm6x]

This is just a perfect anti-western. Hero gets killed off screen, damsel gets killed by the bad guy, old sheriff never finds the bad guy and finally...bad guy gets away.

[@Nani56194]

manjummel boys movie reaction please...

[@backforblood3421]

Is it just me, or do water jugs in movies not look like they're actual gallon jugs?

[@MrOrthrus]

There is no music in this movie and it somehow works. Brilliant move IMO. It keeps the tension up.