Lack of continuity spoiled the film

Rating: 4/10 (24 March 2008)

While the film got my attention, its "pulp fiction" level of violence and extreme evilness made it difficult to find of high cinematic achievement. Its lack of continuity and requirement of reading between scenes also made it difficult to watch. For example the near encounter of Sheriff Bell and Chigur at the motel was as unrealistic as Chigur being hired to find the money. The lack of an ending with Chigur seems intentional so that a sequel of more gratuitous violence and gore will be pushed on to the public. While film makers should have the creative license to make the movies they want, members of the audience also have the right to not see films of extreme violence and evil that have little cinematic value. I will not pay to see the sequel.