*NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN* is a SURREAL EXPERIENCE...GEN-Z FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

[@Videlreyes2]

People like how realistic the movie is compared to other action dramas. I listened to the audio book and I like that you can hear/read every single thought going into the character's heads. But when it comes to the tension and action the movie does it better. And the part with the cop searching the place and the parts of the evil man hiding: that was the cop just imagining that the man could be there and he was thinking he can die at any moment but he searched the place anyway. In the book the cop talks about the wife being dead and that car crash; talking to the boys who saw it. Not sure if you would be interested in the book but I thought I'd give more context to this story because I know for a lot of people the way it ends is unsatisfying. But it feels like that on purpose. We, and the cop character, feel frustrated that the evil man got away. It's not for everyone but I enjoyed the tone and tension of it and I'm glad you checked it out ✌ It was fun watching it again with you!

[@noahzynski]

I appreciate the context!! I did really enjoy the realistic tone!

[@Videlreyes2]

@@noahzynski I'm glad! :D

[@rancosteel]

The film was about how evil exists in the world but good has to prevail, hence the dream story at the end. A light in the darkness sort of speak.

[@jebenp]

Yeah, he killed the wife. Thats why he checked his boots on the way out, to make sure they were clean. We got two scenes showing him not wanting to get blood on his boots (killing the cartel in his socks and putting his boots on the bed to keep Carsons blood off) that let us know thats what he was doing on the way out the house.

[@noahzynski]

Yeah that’s makes a lot of sense!! Poor girl 😆

[@mrkjerr]

keep up the good work :)

[@noahzynski]

Appreciate you!!

[@MustafaErem-d5o]

are you excited to see the movie Tarzan The Fearless?

[@EllieMontage]

Loveee your reaction, I hope you do more Coen brothers films.

[@noahzynski]

Thank youu!! I’m definitely interested to watch more!

[@erwinquiachon8054]

I always say that "No Country For Old Men" is about morality. Moss is moral, but very flawed. Because of that, Moss dies. Chigurh is amoral and believes in random violence. In the end, Chigurh is a victim of random violence with a bone sticking out of his arm. The bone sticking out of his arm indicates that he will die soon because he can't seek proper help in the hospital. I remember the book states that he was never found, which leads us to conclude that the cartel disposed of Chigurh's body. The last man standing is Bell, who doesn't realize that he came out on top because he is the most moral person of the the film. There is no indication of any moral flaws in Bell's character. Bell always tries to do the right thing and worries about defeating evil. Bell worries about God never finding him, but his God is his moral integrity, which he never abandons. Moral people worry about the evil in the world often without realizing when they are doing well. His dream in the end indicates that he is following the path of another moral man, his father, who is saving a spot for him (John 14).

[@noahzynski]

Very good analysis!!

[@MustafaErem-d5o]

hello

[@f.n.schlub]

Not the kind of people i want to spend life minutes with.