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No Country for Old Men
Anybody get this movie? For what I know, the acting was great and the Javier Bardem guy's character is the frikkin' devil. Other than that, what's the point? Say No to Drugs??
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I told my wife that when he found that one guy alive in the truck but then he went off to follow the tracks of the guy who got away with the money. Better not leave anybody at a scene like that who can identify you. And why did Woody Harrelson's character just go to his room when Javier Bardem's character walked up behind him on the stairs? I guess he already had the shotgun on him - but if you know the guy is a psychopath then there's no talking with him. |
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I have it, I liked it in theatre and wanted to add to the collection. I like the mind games that are exchanged, always trying to stay one step ahead. Javier was one of the most interesting villain characters i know of.
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