A sheriff chases a bad guy who chases a greedy guy

Rating: 3/10 (31 March 2008)

I thoroughly enjoyed No Country for old Men, especially the long shots of my native land of West Texas. I felt so at home, seeing the "80's" shots of flat land, weeds, stores, and "stylish" clothes. It brought back a lot of memories.
I was a little perturbed,though, at the sheriff, who drank a lot of coffee, read the newspaper, and philosophized about how times just weren't the way they used to be. That should have warned me about the outcome. He really seemed a little "burned out" with his lack-luster job; he just couldn't show any real enthusiasm!
Finally, when I really wanted to know who in the heck got off with the money---the poor Mexican family in the next motel room? Or was it in a vent in another motel room? Or in the safe in the motel office?
Dadgummit, where's the ending to this movie? A story usually has a beginning, a middle, and an end.......who forgot that?
Who got the durn two million dollars? (Well, minus a few bucks.)Who finally got the money?
Major spoiler here: Oh, no, shades of that-old-run-of-the-mill-it-was only-a-dream scheme.