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About this Video
The Coen Brothers, Josh Brolin (Llewellyn Moss), and Javier Bardem (Anton Chigurh) all discuss various points on how No Country for Old Men was directed. They dive into character development for the three main characters, how they improvise on set, how the Coen Brothers plan before shooting, and so much more.
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Who do you think is the best villain in movie history? Is it Anton Chigurh?
For me it's gotta be Agent Smith
Heath ledger from dark knight
Hans Landa or Chigurgh
Robert Mitchum as 'Max Cady'
Rutger Hauer as 'The Hitcher'
Javier Bardem as 'Anton Chigurh'
@@Achyuthkumar7 Agreed
I watched this movie 36 times and I'm not even joking.
And it deserved every watch
@@Jilloms Thx Friendo.
I've lost count how many times I have seen this masterpiece. Though graphic and brutal in nature, the film has a soul that hauls me towards the screen.
So strange that I saw this, I did the exact same thing. I watched this film every single day one summer because I wanted to catch every element of it. The first film I truly considered one of my favorites. It serves as inspiration for many of my short films.
I knew you were serious. 37 would have been a good joke.
37!?!
I would actually LOVE if you did an episode of Roger Deakins. He is the greatest living cinematographer and is incredibly well spoken. I love hearing his thought process on lighting and composition.
He is a master. I found a few really good videos of him talking about how he shot this film and found that he expands a lot on what is behind every shot choice. He and Chivo are at the top for me
Have a look at this buddy!
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@@Jilloms Robert Richardson tho...
How the Coen Brothers directed No Country for Old Men:
Answer: very well
Correct answer
The intimate ambient sound design of this movie is hugely satisfying. I wish there were more films that had that much attention to it. There are a lot of surprisingly quiet movies that don’t utilize their sound in all that empty audio space.
It really stumped me when they killed off the 'main character' in a scene not shown in the movie. But it was kinda the point; people are killed brutally every day, and some you might even had known beforehand. So you kinda get that vicarious feeling in a way; "Is that really it? Is that how they go? With no goodbye or last words?" It's kinda brilliant really.
I love this movie.
I just found your channel and I love it! It is very insightful into the process of what the directors do.
Thank you so much :) I'm glad you've been able to learn some. That's the goal of this channel to provide more of an understanding on great directors
Even though it might not be my favorite Coen Brothers film (True Grit is) - it's still a great film. The reason I love this film is that they proved they can make a great movie without their usual quirky humor they like to add to their films. They proved how versatile they are with this.
just found this channel through youtube recommendation and i'm very glad , great concept and videos.
i'm sure you will get more recognition :)
please do consider making videos on less talked about great directors.
Wow, so glad you stumbled upon it. I'm just getting started, but am so happy people are enjoying the videos. I would love to do less well known directors in the future! If you have any suggestions, just let me know and I'll check them out
Glad I stumbled upon this channel, new subscriber now. Liked this format of hearing commentary over selected scenes.
Welcome! Glad you've found it :)
That time when you forget that the Coen Bros. are actually two entire people.
Two entire people with one insane connection
Liking this movie is a litmus test for me. If I meet someone who says it's "boring" or "sucked", we're not going to get on well lol
A special movie, to me. Tapped into my love of cinema after watching it.
This channel is pure gold.
Wow, thank you :) It really makes me happy that so many people have enjoyed the videos
Brilliiant film, and great insights here, thanks for this
Great video as always... I Love this movie. It would be awesome to see How Alfonso Cuarón directed Children of Men (my all-time favorite) , just a suggestion.
Yes!! I love Children of Men! Thanks for suggesting it. Can't believe I didn't have that one written down
That is one of the best directed films ever
@@Davidsworldtravels I agree with you
once again awesome video! this is in my top 3 favorite movies of all time! ❣❣ first time I watched it, anton chigurh sent chills up my spine, hes is the most terrifying villain ever
Glad you enjoyed another video, Maddy :) I agree with you on Chigurh. I haven't seen another villain that comes close to him
@@Jilloms hans landa is another favorite of mine, but hes not even in the league as anton
I was never of the mind that Chigurh was the villain, or even _a_ villain. In the context of movie villainy, like Hannibal Lecter, sure. But to me, Anton Chigurh is the embodiment of Evil, just as Ed Tom Bell is the embodiment of Good. And Llewelyn Moss is Man.
Interesting. I never thought of it that way. But then why would he give some victims a 50/50 chance
Simply the best film of the 2000s. Hands down, a film making clinic.
I really like what you're doing here! Subscribed!
Thank you! Glad you've discovered the channel
Try working on a ranch that is Eagle Pass, Tx and Uvalde, Tx and reading this book on your lunch break in an old beat up Ford…just 100 ft from the Nueces river. Best feeling ever
Love this. First person, all the way. More rock, less squawk. Keep up the good work!
Thanks!
I really really love your channel
Your style is awesome
Love your work... Keep going
And try ti do uncut gems / drive
The grand Budapest hotel / bird man
I know this a lot but i just love you and your work ❤️
This is a masterpiece
I’m so glad I discovered this channel! A wonderful channel and informative, I hope to see more, I’d love one on Denis Villenueve, Christopher Nolan and perhaps some actors such as Jake Gyllenhaal, I hope to see more videos from you soon!
Thanks so much! I'm glad you've found it! You'll definitely see more. I release videos weekly. All great suggestions. I'll have them on the on going list :)
The Director's Cut you must have quite a list then! If I may ask what are some of your favourite directors/actors/writers/films? I love hearing other people’s tastes in film.
@@MohitSubedi I few that stick out to me at the moment are Wildlife by Paul Dano (for theme, acting, and visuals), Ballad of Buster Scruggs (particularly the third, fourth, and six stories), Lady Bird (Saoirse Ronan has a special place in my heart), Children of Men, Spirited Away, Shawshank Redemption...I could go on for a while haha
The Director's Cut hahaha wonderful picks! Just saw your new video on Scorsese and taxi driver, can’t wait to watch it!!
@@MohitSubedi Hope you enjoyed!
"The good, The bad, and The human"
I would love one of these on Alejandro G. Iñarittu, maybe on the Revenant or Birdman, great videos man keep it up
Yes! I'd love to make one on him. The Revenant was fantastic
Top 5 greatest movies in history
One of the best directed films ever
Because the film is highly stylised, rather than realistic, Mitchum in Night of the Hunter. He's pretty scary in the original Cape Fear too.
The best fucking movie ever made.
One of my favorite movie🤔
It's such a good one. Glad you enjoyed
Do Ari Aster on Hereditary!
I hope you make video about paul thomas anderson next
He will definitely be featured
One of the very very few films which is better than the novel.
Please do Blood Simple
Best movie of 2007
Well, I, for one, was completely terrified by Javier Bardem’s character. Whenever he appeared, I actually felt a bit nauseous. However, I am overly sensitive to graphic violence, so... yeah.
I liked one reviewer's comment that Chigurh himself fell victim to the adage: no country for old men.
Great flick... run time was too long.
Fucking hate this movie.
Worst script ever.
Agreed it’s a ripoff of a brilliant 80s movie called Blood Simple it’s also set in Texas and is a thriller but with a far superior script and characters