Film of the Millennium!

Rating: 10/10 (20 February 2008)

Let me put it this way: Hollywood, all the writers, Directors, Performers etc. given 1000 years to prove their worthiness & ability to make film, all of their expertise combined together would not be able to come-up with anything better than No Country For Old Men! BRAVO! Its absolutely excellent & gripping.
This movie is as Raw as fresh meat! Actually they should have another genre for No Country.........RAW!
Though, rightly mentioned elsewhere, it is not for all audiences i.e the people who are (only) into Tom & Jerry or Simpsons, by the way I love animation too!
As for the people who have seen it & could not fully understand the incidents in it, or questioned the logic of some sequences: Heres some rather helpful that may change your perspective at looking at it. Do we not, very often come across news articles about unexplained or unresolved cases or massacres without any apparent reason? All the serial killers who are now behind bars were once amongst ordinary people like us........Thats how you should look at J Bardem's character.
I have seen all. All the greats from The Godfather1,2,3 to Sin City, Usual Suspects to ever fresh the Shawshank Redemption. But this gem stands out from the crowd
While Javier B is creepier than Linda Blair in Exorcist Kelly McDonald portrays innocence. And I personally loved the ending which leaves you guessing & wanting more. Javier Bardem's Anton Chigurh  the terrifying, floppy-haired murder machine of "No Country for Old Men"  isn't particularly chatty or seductive, but the intensity of his performance, If you're judging it as an actors' showcase, the film offers one great performance after another, from Javier Bardem's chilling contract killer to Josh Brolin's corruptible Everyman to Tommy Lee Jones' world-weary sheriff.
Even the smaller roles are filled by exceptional character actors like Beth Grant (of "Donnie Darko" and "Sordid Lives," among many others) and Stephen Root ("Office Space").
So if you would like to experience cinema at its best go see it. It is haunting, excellent & breathtaking 9.5/10