A human and violent Tom and Jerry!

Rating: 10/10 (15 April 2013)

"When a rat eats the cheese, he gets fat, with that he becomes a prey to the cat because the cat loves the rat's fatness and starts chasing him insanely, during this chase the old dog sees the situation and starts chasing the cat because it is his great rival, and somehow help the mouse because he has nothing against him, making a kind of justice. That's "No Country for Old Men ", with humans and a nowadays western, and arguably the best work of Joel and Ethan Coen .... the Coens! The story begins when Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin), a former Vietnam veteran finds a briefcase with $ 2 million at a crime scene. Suddenly finds himself being hunted by the pure evil that is the character Anton Chigurh (Javier Barden) a violent persecution from Texas to the Mexican border. And behind them, Sheriff Ed Tom Bell (Tommy Lee Jones) in search of Anton and somehow protect Llewelyn. Most intriguing in this persecution is that the three characters never interact, just chase between them, which increases every second.
The Coen once again surpassed themselves, not only were super loyal Cormac McCarthy's novel, but took your stuff to a new level. "No Country" has a dark tone and a really scary cat-and-rat persecution through the vast modern western that brings many kills and whiles much suspense. The three characters never interact in the film; one is always one step after another, getting much more electrifying and frightening.
But even with the dark tone, the Coens have managed to make the film strangely fun, the little black humor of the Coens (even in small amounts) is present here. Not only is the tiny humor that make's the movie really fun to watch, but is full of intriguing dialogs and very interesting to listen to, the Coens have never been good at writing on his films. But not only is the partnership of the two brothers in the screenplay that stands out but also the direction. The film manages to have action sequences filmed in a greater perfection and style, the two Coens working behind the camera is delightful to watch.
The cast also not left behind, both Tommy and Josh are perfect in their roles, but Javier is fantastic in every detail, her character is so mean and cruel and at the same time, very intriguing. He is the wild cat whatever grease, money Josh Brolin and Tommy Lee's old dog who wants to do "justice".
The Coen brothers were overcome by presenting a film written and performed in a fantastic way, a story full of suspense and a final electrifying message as in every movie of the Coens, while in "Fargo" it was about the lack of decency and respect for human beings , "No Country for Old Men" takes us back to the lack of honor that our society suffers today, and how respectful and honorable are our ancestors. A modern Western that manages to be the definitive masterpiece of Coen, totally recommended!