Great Movie for the Sick and Twisted!

Rating: 10/10 (17 November 2016)

A Cohen Brothers Masterpiece, No Country For Old Men is one of my favorite films of all time. You have the Honorary Officer, who is haunted by guilt and regret from past mistakes, played by Tommy Lee Jones.Then you have the fiercely loyal, yet innocent and naive housewife played by Kelly Macdonald. Playing her husband, the Roughneck Cowboy struggling to make ends meet is Josh Brolin. A cameo (and lackluster performance) by Woody Harrelson, an investigator trying to catch up with Javier Bardem's character, the iconic Psychopathic Hit- man with a bad haircut CHIGURA, who decides the fate of your life, on the flip of a coin. The Best Way for me to describe "No Country for Old Men, is a sophisticated take, on the essence of 70's Dallas motel culture, which romanticizes drugs and violence, at a level not seen since Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, but without the long drawn out conversations, and humor.