My first time watching the move (Yes, I know, it's a sin)

Rating: 9/10 (27 December 2018)

[Warning: May Contain Spoilers?]
So, seeing that this was my first time seeing this film, I have a lot to say. Seeing that I have five pages worth of notes written down here. First of all, Josh Brolin, Tommy Lee Jones, and Javier Bardem all portrayed their respected characters expertly. In recent years, Josh Brolin has easily became one of my favorite actors and Tommy Lee Jones has always been of my favorites, though I do like his more recent stuff better. Javier Bardem, who I have not seen much of, does nothing but great in the roles I have seen him in. He plays the role of homicidal hitman so perfectly, it almost scares me. I also love how each character has differences in their personality but at the same time they are all the same. Anton is a homicidal hitman, Llewelyn is man who is just trying to make some money while protecting his wife, and Ed Tom is just your local lawman trying to keep crime out of his great town. But at the same time they are similar in the fact that they are all not very big fans of people and they all don't say much. Speaking of that, this film uses silence expertly. There are scenes in which it is completely quiet and yet, that silence speaks volume. When there is dialogue, it is greatly written and performed. I believe the biggest mistake that could've been made with this film would've been making a sequel. This movie keeps you second guessing the whole time you are watching it and when it ends there are still unanswered questions. I think the worse mistake they could've made would be answering these questions with a sequel. No Country for Old Men is great as a standalone film and it should stay that way. Other than that, the camera work is great as well as the design and production. The Coen Brothers and Cormac McCarthy made such a great film, and I appreciate that.
For me, It's a 9/10.