No Country for Old Men, consumes your thought's with the impact of seemingly minuscule details

Rating: 9/10 (9 February 2008)

Too many comments have re-capped the generalities of the film - I'll cut to some of the potentially significant elements that are banging around in my melon (I'll be watching this film - like all my Coen brother flicks - again and again). -Why does Llewellyn hesitate in taking the antelope? -Why does the black limping dog running away from the remnants of the first shoot out scene look back? -The big gap in time from Llewellyn's death and his wife's execution... -The missing briefcase (money)- who actually GOT the dough? -What the hell happened to Anton? -Why does Anton sound SO much like the freak in 'Silence of the Lambs'? -Does Ed retire because he FOUND the briefcase hidden in the motel room? -The two dream interpretations - damn i need to see this picture again. Overall, this is a Coen Brother's masterpiece, i LOVED the picture for what it was - but it also stimulates the mind into looking beyond the superficial blood and guts. This one's a good-er. Go boys go.