No Country For Old Men: Ending Explained
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Published 2017-07-25
Works Cited & Consulted:
* "Cormac McCarthy - Subconscious is older than Language." YouTube, uploaded by sdobric. Oct 18, 2014.
* "The Coen Brothers interview on NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN (2007)." YouTube, uploaded by Eyes On Cinema. Sep 23, 2014.
* "Why do we dream? - Amy Adkins." YouTube, uploaded by TED-Ed. Dec 10, 2015.
* "Movies I Love (and so can you): No Country for Old Men (2007) [*Spoilers*] ." YouTube, uploaded by Movies I Love (and so can you). Aug 22, 2013.
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All Comments (21)
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Moss made a mistake of going back to give that guy water.
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The fact they created such suspense in the film, without any music is amazing.
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“No country for old men” has to be the coolest movie tittle ever
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i came here for the ending explanation now im even more confused
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"If the rule you followed brought you to this, of what use was the rule?" Chigurh is one of the most terrifying characters in film history.
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For me this movie is one of the very few 'slow paced' movies I can re-watch without getting bored. Probably one of my favorite movies.
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Bascially he's Jim Gordon living in a "Gotham" without a Batman
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everybody acts like the coen brothers are the genius of this movie. Yes they did a great job, but it was Cormac McCarthy who is the genius of the storyline
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"Chaos is subjective. What is chaos for the fly is perfectly normal for the spider."
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One thing this video missed is Anton's need for the kid to take the money for the shirt to confirm his belief that there is no honest good in the world. That everyone deep down wants something for everything. But other than that it was perfect but that's just my opinion.
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As I grow older, I too feel like the world is “not like what it used to be.” I guess it’s the same for all.
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as far as I remember, this has been the only American movie I needed subtitles for
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Also when Carla Jean refuses to call the coin flip, she is destroying Chigurh's sense of randomness that goes along with his killings. He uses it to feel merciful and wants to think the outcome of the coin flip is a result of chance or fate. When Carla calls him out on this, he is left feeling conflicted. This is why he gets hit by the car while he is leaving her house.
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This movie is breathtaking on so many levels but it interestingly shows that you don't necessarily need a score accompanying a movie for it to be a masterpiece.
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In truth, the sheriff realized this killer is much too dangerous for him to deal with... so maybe it's best to "retire" while the getting's good-and search for another line of work that is less stressful so that he can enjoy his golden years. When one thinks about it... that's a reasonable plan.
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Tommy Lee Jones's performance in this film was brilliant. I found the final scene very moving. The look of uncertainty and a level of fear in Tommy Lee's face is sad.
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"a selfish villain in a western can be defeated, but how do you defeat an idea?" Wow, that caught me off guard. A+
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"Then I woke up." Best final line for a movie ever
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Literally, every line in this movie is great, even from the small characters
