Very slooooow burner. It may only work ONCE upon a viewing only.

Rating: 7/10 (29 August 2019)

I loved the art direction, period design and fashions, the 60s look is masterfully captured. Character building and acting are first class, as more than enough time is given for that. The grimy, creepy Manson hippy cult, at the old film set farm property, is totally believable, they need a good wash and have great potential in a future film project. The first big laugh was about an hour into the movie. The last few big shock laughs are pretty much at the end. Maybe if you don't mind the slow pace of 'no country for old men' you may rate this movie higher than I did. I'd rate 'No Country' about an 8. Summing up, the best features are the way the 60s are captured and the deep character building, bonding and acting skills. But there's nowhere near enough key moments (i.e. causing at least semi-intense emotional reactions) to make me re-watch this in a hurry. Probably a movie for me that can work once only.