A Sick Imagination

Rating: 1/10 (11 February 2008)

After seeing the movie in the theatre, I screened the sites for critique of the movie. I was shocked by not seeing any real analysis of the movie. Is it because the Coen brothers are well connected and the Oscar nomination as well has turned into another propaganda tool rather than an impartial observation? In the world of Coen brothers the events occur out of blue, without any rhymes or reasons, and even without following the laws of probability. The killer always wins, kills indiscriminately and gets away with it. He is a "loose canon" yet has so much knowledge and brilliance that can spot everyone and anything at any time.
On the other side, the law enforcer is lame, tired and always at the verge of giving up.
On the other hand, the Coen brothers enjoying a ride on an industry with enormous experience in special effects and transform their imagination to a movie with powerful and shocking scenes which can be confused with reality.
Doesn't it sound familiar? one of the famous neo-conservatives in defense of Iraq War said "we have come to the point that we make the reality, and you journalists (here critics) will follow after to analyze it and while you are doing so we are making another reality.
The ideology of Coen brothers is the ideology of Empire.