You don't need this review, just go watch the movie already

Rating: 8/10 (18 July 2015)

The Coen Brothers never cease to amaze me. They also paired up with my favorite cinematographer, Roger Deakins to bring one of my favorite movies.
My only complaints about the film are that it feels long at points. The suspense keeps you sucked in and I feel that the length was needed to tell the whole story, but during some of the scenes I felt like the movie just kept going. Also there was one bad performance in the whole movie, and it was Garret Dillahunt, he was overacting in almost every scene he is in, while surrounded by good actors.
The plot is simple and easy to follow, but is truly brought to life by the two main characters. Javier Bardem's character Anton Chigurh was the silent killer, every scene he was in felt intense, you never knew what he was going to do. Even on a second viewing the scenes with Javier Bardem were still very intense. Josh Brolin's character Llewelyn Moss was the man running away. I felt for him every step of the way, I wanted him to succeed and that is good.
Overall, this movie is great. The acting is great despite that one actor and the story is great and is filled with intense scenes. The cinematography is great with so many great shots, but what else can you expect from the master Roger Deakins. You won't be disappointed watching this movie.