@@cariboubearmalachy1174 woody was like "mind if I do a jay?" & javier was like "I am the walrus." Then woody said "this is a bummer man." Finally, javier says "she's just my fuckin lady friend! I'm just helping her concieve!" Then he threw him in a woodchipper before getting caught by the very female cop he helped get pregnant.
@@chrisblanton1087 What are the odds of getting two of your all time favorites. Ngl, I was on the tail end of mushrooms when I walked in to There Will be Blood 😂, had no idea what I was in for
They cut a ton of Anton's dialogue from the novel, which was a good decision. He's way too talkative in the novel, explains too much. He's much scarier when he's more silent and, when he does speak, obtuse.
Ethan Coen famously said answered a question one time someone asked “How did you adapt the book so well?” And Ethan goes “Well we’d take turns. One of us would stand there and read the book aloud and the other one would type it into the computer.” Lol
A fellow fan of McCarthy, fun fact, the novel was originally written as a screen play, it got rejected, nobody wanted it, so he turned it into a novel. Which then, of course, was turned into a screenplay.
The hell was that about anyways? I heard in some countries elevators will skip the 13th floor on the buttons in countries where that number is considered unlucky. but I'm guessing this is supposed to sound more ominous.
I visited the Philippines and they have to take into consideration Asian unlucky and western numbers so for example in one building floor 4 and 13 was missing and others too although I can't say why they were missing.
Who thought the bartender from Cheers would become one of the best actors living today? If I see he’s in a movie, I know it’s going to be a pretty good movie.
The other great bet is Brad Pitt. I'm not attracted to men, he just makes great choices (except for World War Z, also; too many sequels always suck). Even "Seven Years in Tibet", which is definitely not for everyone, was a good film. I worked with a guy who dismissed Pitt as "a pretty boy" but I started telling him what I wrote here. I had not watched "Thelma and Louise" but mentioned that he got good reviews and suddenly the guys said, "Oh, I liked him in that Movie.". THAT was odd to hear from someone complaining about "the pretty boy".
Woody Harrelson is such an underrated actor it is a shame he doesn't have some bullshit Oscar as recognition. He can play demented, mentally impaired, funny , dumb , cool , heartfelt etc.
@@davemccombs yo let him feel he knows something we don't so he could feel that he's better than everyone who doesn't think he is underrated, let him think woody actually gives a shit what he or anyone other rates him, its not like he's millionaire and do this for money.
I like the Josh brolin story about him adding a “hmmph” to a scene. Coen’s left it in but in each screening they were all at the director laughed at it like it was a joke meant just for him lol
I loved the movie and I like the book even better. There's stuff in the book that is not in the movie so it's still a good read if you;ve seen the movie. (And I am not one of those persons: I like the movie Jurassic Park way better than Crighton's book (but I did like the book.))
I don't man. I think people know. He did that bowling movie right? His comedy was never in question, but that re-confirmed it. And True Detective is like the STAPLE of crime drama now. Just the age shift alone. Oh, and that one with Juliette Lewis...what was called? Natural Born Killers. This dude has been rocking and respected for decades.
What was brilliant about that scene was that for a split second he got to Chigur. When he said, “do you have any idea how crazy you are?” Anton stopped to think, and had the phone not rang giving him the sound to cover the shot, Carson might have talked his way further along. Probably not out of it, but maybe…
It mostly just amused Chigurh, I think. In the book, Anton says that while he doesn't believe in God, he patterns himself after Him. I doubt Carson's jab made him doubt himself very much. Carson's fate was sealed because he knew full-well what he was doing when he took on the job, whereas others were caught-up in something they didn't have much say in. The only chance Carson had was a desperate lunge for Chigurh's gun; which, in the book, he says that even if he were 20 years younger, would probably be futile.
@@MyEnemy As it was presented in the movie, if I was Carson, I would have leapt down the stairs at him when he pops around the corner. Anything would have been better than going up to the room.
Whenever I'm flicking through the hard drive trying to find something to watch I can always play this film and never am I disappointed. As soon as Tommy Lee starts talking bout them.old timers it's game on.
Tommy Lee Jones was SO good in that part...and the writing for him was just fantastic... The one line come backs... Sometimes just one word. But done so perfectly...
@mikedixon9742 the sparse dialogue and those Texas plains really draw you in, it's just so bleak and in it's own way is one of the best openings of all time
I have heard the Coen Brothers never shoot scenes that get cut later. They know exactly what they need to tell the story completely before they ever shoot a single frame of film. This is probably apocryphal.
@@insanejugheadIts definitely true about Herzog, nearly every film he has made he shot under schedule. He is apparently known in the industry for cutting work days short, for an intense dude serious about his craft I find that super interesting. I remember an interview where he talked about his shock at how much some directors film, because he doesnt shoot extra 'coverage' ie B Roll for editing. He shoots exactly what he wants and thats it. Very different from other directors who shoot a hundred hours then hope they can splice a cogent movie together in post.
I’ve been to the hotel where Anton Chigur shoots Carson Wells - Las Vegas, New Mexico. The jail in the scene where where Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper and Jack Nicholson first met in Easy Rider is a couple blocks away. The sheriffs office door in Hell Or High Water is across the street. Lots of movies shot there.
It’s cool that instead of on the day of trying to pitch something different and slow down production they rehearsed their idea and showed it as they thought of it. Gave the coen’s an opportunity to see the other version fleshed out then decide. They preferred the original so either way no harm no foul.
@tbd407 I'm with you. I wasn't being sarcastic. I respect the fellas who are ageing gracefully. Hair plugs are for mugs. That's what my old Gran would say
Woody Harrelson is a national treasure. Hands down one of the best actors. Cheers Cowboy Way Natural Born Killers No Country for Old Men White Men Cant Jump Play it to the Bone Zombieland Hunger Games War for the Planet of the Apes Thin Red Line Kingpin 3 Billboards True Detective Indecent Proposal A Scanner Darkly Highwaymen LBJ Larry Flynt North Country
I feel like a lot of people like Woody Harrelson… But I still feel as if he maybe doesn’t get all of the appreciation he should. He has had some real stand out roles that really make you feel things. He really played this character well. Another character I feel like I seldomly hear him praised for is the antagonist he played opposite of Christian Bale in Out of the Furnace. That whole story line, and his performance along with Christian and Casey Affleck’s really made me feel a range of emotions. Just an impeccable movie.
Please, watch A Bronx Tale!! It’s so good. You guys will love it and it’s definitely my personal favorite DeNiro movie of all time. Which says a lot considering his career.
Woody Harrelson just blew my mind on how good of an actor is. In this clip he goes from Texas cowboy with chewing his mouth to a Yiddish accent from the Coen brothers.
The one thing that I can really imagine was in the scene woody wrote was that Woody's character somehow survived. He jumped out the window. He got away wounded, but he definitely survived.
William H Macy told a similar story where he rewrote some of his lines. Apparently their response was along the lines of… “Oh yeah that’s really good, yeah we like that…..now do it the way we wrote it.” Made me laugh
Brolin had some suggestions too... Brolin: Shouldn't there be a little something here when he finds the satchel? Coens: Like what? Brolin: How bout a Hmmm Coens: Anything else? Brolin: What about a Uh-huh or Hmmph Coens: Ok try the first one. Brolin later said in an interview that during every screening of the movie he knew exactly where Joel and Ethan were sitting because whenever he delivered that line they would burst into laughter.
They cut out actually showing Brolin's character getting killed as well as a good chunk of the ending after Chigurh kills the wife and has the accident where the kids see it, plus all of Tommy Lee Jones' character's flashbacks from the war.
Driving through Las Vegas NM, I pulled up to the Regal Motel to snap a pic in front of room 138 (Scene w/ Chigurh zeroing on the room with tracking device). Suddenly door opened and I had to explain the movie to the guests staying there. I was able to confirm no presence of a vent shaft at room location depicted in the movie.
Imagine a movie gets written, edited, approved, and works its way all the way through Hollywood only to have a couple actors say do you did they rewrote the final scene.😂😂😂
Not the brothers fault but the story was unbelievable. The guy finds the attache case full of money and doesn't buy an inconspicuous bag to put it in (minus tracker too) Not a million years does that ring true.
@@tyclips4155 It's extremely conspicuous and not hung up just completely obvious to anyone who's moved large sums of money or drugs ,especially if you just stole it.Of course if he did that he couldn't be tracked and we wouldn't have a movie,
I hear in the rewrite woody had his character shoot antoin then grab the money save the guy from the goonies character and then head off with the girl from trainspotting. That is how he wrote it. Surprised it didnt make the film.
One of thos films that is only looks like its 1 color. Like saving private ryan, and no there will be blood, or the assassination of jesse james. Theyre all masterpieces
Man I wish the coens left the explanation of how Anton gets arrested at the start of the story because he explains it to Carson in the book instead of the phone ringing and just shooting him
Actors are ao dumb, because 1 or 2 directors have a process where they do 50 takes and lets them improvise a little they think its okay to rewrite stuff themselves. Not that they've actually read the book or done any research or consulted anyone. Damn incredible. Imagine any other artist or worker doing that. "Yes I know you said a self portrait of your wife, but I felt like she has the soul of a cat so I drew it that way".
I thought the phone ringing was his time to kill him, bcuz he “knew” once it rang, he didn’t need the guy. But, maybe it was ring sound covering shot? He gives him a chance to admit defeat.
well now i wanna hear the fuckin scene that woody wrote with javier
Yea! Can we someone on that please?
@@rickcimino5483 someone call the Coens
They smoke a joint and drink almond milk
@@cariboubearmalachy1174 woody was like "mind if I do a jay?" & javier was like "I am the walrus." Then woody said "this is a bummer man." Finally, javier says "she's just my fuckin lady friend! I'm just helping her concieve!" Then he threw him in a woodchipper before getting caught by the very female cop he helped get pregnant.
Willing to guarantee that the Coen version is better
That and There Will be Blood both came out within a month of each other. It was temporary cinematic bliss.
Another great movie
@@chrisblanton1087 What are the odds of getting two of your all time favorites. Ngl, I was on the tail end of mushrooms when I walked in to There Will be Blood 😂, had no idea what I was in for
Lots of good movies came out around that time '06-'07-'08
Yessir. 2007
That was the first move I watched on my brand new 42 inch plasma tv. Incredible
The Coen Bros where like we're gonna put your Scene on the Fridge
🤣
were
We're gonna put it riiiiight here. Right on the refrigerator. That way we can see it every day.
Poor Ringo
It’s because a good bit of the script is verbatim dialogue written by Cormac McCarthy’s novel. It’s genius stuff.
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They cut a ton of Anton's dialogue from the novel, which was a good decision. He's way too talkative in the novel, explains too much. He's much scarier when he's more silent and, when he does speak, obtuse.
Ethan Coen famously said answered a question one time someone asked “How did you adapt the book so well?” And Ethan goes “Well we’d take turns. One of us would stand there and read the book aloud and the other one would type it into the computer.” Lol
A fellow fan of McCarthy, fun fact, the novel was originally written as a screen play, it got rejected, nobody wanted it, so he turned it into a novel. Which then, of course, was turned into a screenplay.
"You know, i ahh, counted the floors to this building on the way up?"
"And?"
"There's one missing"
"........we'll look into it"
The hell was that about anyways?
I heard in some countries elevators will skip the 13th floor on the buttons in countries where that number is considered unlucky. but I'm guessing this is supposed to sound more ominous.
Yes and the author has this style of folk humor
I visited the Philippines and they have to take into consideration Asian unlucky and western numbers so for example in one building floor 4 and 13 was missing and others too although I can't say why they were missing.
@@eugkra33it's ominous because the elevator has the 13 button they have a extra floor for their shady business
@jonpon-r6w 4 is missing because the Chinese and Japanese word for 4 (shi) is similar to the word death.
Who thought the bartender from Cheers would become one of the best actors living today?
If I see he’s in a movie, I know it’s going to be a pretty good movie.
The other great bet is Brad Pitt. I'm not attracted to men, he just makes great choices (except for World War Z, also; too many sequels always suck). Even "Seven Years in Tibet", which is definitely not for everyone, was a good film.
I worked with a guy who dismissed Pitt as "a pretty boy" but I started telling him what I wrote here. I had not watched "Thelma and Louise" but mentioned that he got good reviews and suddenly the guys said, "Oh, I liked him in that Movie.". THAT was odd to hear from someone complaining about "the pretty boy".
@@arcanondrum6543 Pitt was awesome in Kalifornia.
RIGHT????!!!
One of the best actors living today? Blimey, that’s quite the low standard you’ve got.
@@arcanondrum6543 World War Z was amazing
Woody Harrelson is such an underrated actor it is a shame he doesn't have some bullshit Oscar as recognition. He can play demented, mentally impaired, funny , dumb , cool , heartfelt etc.
Underrated? He's been an A-list actor for 35+ years lmao
@@davemccombs yo let him feel he knows something we don't so he could feel that he's better than everyone who doesn't think he is underrated, let him think woody actually gives a shit what he or anyone other rates him, its not like he's millionaire and do this for money.
No he’s pretty fairly rated lol
He never played a party big and good enough for an Oscar.
Ahhhh.. here we have yet another twi who has no idea what the word underrated means.
I like the Josh brolin story about him adding a “hmmph” to a scene. Coen’s left it in but in each screening they were all at the director laughed at it like it was a joke meant just for him lol
Coens.
@@theatomic430 Coen is as Coen does
Yep, they were effing with him.
The funny thing is, Josh was right. The little “hmm” adds a lot!
@@ERoBB1Kind of a "she died funny" moment
No Country for Old Men is a classic movie.
Crap movie... My god.....
I loved the movie and I like the book even better. There's stuff in the book that is not in the movie so it's still a good read if you;ve seen the movie. (And I am not one of those persons: I like the movie Jurassic Park way better than Crighton's book (but I did like the book.))
Great film but wayyyyyy better book. Cormac McCarthy is the Shakespeare of macabre.
I don't get it. I was bored out of my mind!
@@TheNothing6it’s bad add from the middle to end
Woody Harrelson is a fine actor that I feel is slept on by the masses.
Yes, great in 3 Billboards.
I don't man. I think people know. He did that bowling movie right? His comedy was never in question, but that re-confirmed it. And True Detective is like the STAPLE of crime drama now. Just the age shift alone. Oh, and that one with Juliette Lewis...what was called? Natural Born Killers. This dude has been rocking and respected for decades.
huh? everybody loves Harrelson
@@BobKnight-mm2ze Kingpin, with Bill Murray in it too? Great movie.
He was so scary in Out of the Furnace
I can rewatch that movie over n over
I can't...twice was enough....a classic though
I watched many times also!
So good and profound as well. Hard to find anything that good these days
@@Punicia i rewatch the Breakin Bad/BCS & any or all QT on a heavy rotation. These make me 😊 happy
What was brilliant about that scene was that for a split second he got to Chigur. When he said, “do you have any idea how crazy you are?” Anton stopped to think, and had the phone not rang giving him the sound to cover the shot, Carson might have talked his way further along. Probably not out of it, but maybe…
I'm curious if this is the newly written scene or the original. Because it is the most memorable of the movie.
@@mb1287t It was the original scene written by the Coens. I agree, it was one of the best scenes in the movie.
Interesting idea, I always thought it was inevitable but that was definitely a rare moment of weakness
It mostly just amused Chigurh, I think. In the book, Anton says that while he doesn't believe in God, he patterns himself after Him. I doubt Carson's jab made him doubt himself very much. Carson's fate was sealed because he knew full-well what he was doing when he took on the job, whereas others were caught-up in something they didn't have much say in. The only chance Carson had was a desperate lunge for Chigurh's gun; which, in the book, he says that even if he were 20 years younger, would probably be futile.
@@MyEnemy As it was presented in the movie, if I was Carson, I would have leapt down the stairs at him when he pops around the corner. Anything would have been better than going up to the room.
Whenever I'm flicking through the hard drive trying to find something to watch I can always play this film and never am I disappointed.
As soon as Tommy Lee starts talking bout them.old timers it's game on.
Tommy Lee Jones was SO good in that part...and the writing for him was just fantastic... The one line come backs... Sometimes just one word. But done so perfectly...
@mikedixon9742 the sparse dialogue and those Texas plains really draw you in, it's just so bleak and in it's own way is one of the best openings of all time
O Brother is like that too, and Ballad of Buster Scruggs. They’re so genius at creating dialogue, characters and scenes you never get tired of
"It will do till the mess gets here"
I’ve watched that movie several times. I can’t imagine any change that improves it.
I felt like javier's character was kind of boring by the end. he learns nothing, does not change, becomes very predictable.
I would’ve liked to have seen what led to the shootout at the start
@@itoibo4208 hes not some disney character who needs to to find some big change hes just a murderer on a mission
@@lukeedwards5457 that has nothing to do with the fact that it made him boring by the end.
@@itoibo4208 What makes you think his character was there to learn anything?
That wasn't in his character to learn at this point.
That film needs remastered in 4K Blu Ray with Dolby Atmos and HDR 10. It's a Classic.
I second that, damn straight - really, it's a travesty that it hasn't *already* been done!
Nice ending to the story. Glad they stayed strong.
Just saw this for the first time today. Great movie. A definite recommend from me
This song is a Masterpiece !!! Epic guitar work and production is top notch. The mood is sublime...
I have heard the Coen Brothers never shoot scenes that get cut later. They know exactly what they need to tell the story completely before they ever shoot a single frame of film. This is probably apocryphal.
Neither does Werner Herzog.
I believe John Ford did it in this style the most.
@@insanejugheadIts definitely true about Herzog, nearly every film he has made he shot under schedule. He is apparently known in the industry for cutting work days short, for an intense dude serious about his craft I find that super interesting. I remember an interview where he talked about his shock at how much some directors film, because he doesnt shoot extra 'coverage' ie B Roll for editing. He shoots exactly what he wants and thats it. Very different from other directors who shoot a hundred hours then hope they can splice a cogent movie together in post.
@@sergeantbigmaclike George Lucas
I’ve been to the hotel where Anton Chigur shoots Carson Wells - Las Vegas, New Mexico. The jail in the scene where where Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper and Jack Nicholson first met in Easy Rider is a couple blocks away. The sheriffs office door in Hell Or High Water is across the street. Lots of movies shot there.
cool. seems like a very violent part of the world lol
Had an essence of The Christopher walken scene in true romance
2007. was a great year
Ahh yes the 2007 housing crisis, good times
those homeowners walked through blood and bone...i was squatting in northern canada at the time
also that was in'08.
I was too busy playing Rockband and COD4 to give a shit about any of those problems losers had back them
Thank you sir
Mr. Harrelson was brilliant in True Detective.
That scene is pretty intense in the book as well, goes a lot more in depth
ATM? Brilliant acting, absolutely brilliant
Woody over here thinking he's gonna casually rewrite Cormac fucking McCarthy. lol
I watch this movie at least once a year. I love every inch of that film.
That scene in the book is so good to, that movie is a prime example of doing right by the book.
It’s cool that instead of on the day of trying to pitch something different and slow down production they rehearsed their idea and showed it as they thought of it. Gave the coen’s an opportunity to see the other version fleshed out then decide.
They preferred the original so either way no harm no foul.
Damn good movie.
One of the greatest movies ever written. Super slow yet riveting. Best bad guy next to Tuco
That movie is probably the most exact, word for word to the novel movie ever made. I'm glad they didn't change it. It's too good to mess with.
Conan looking like an elderly Axel Rose
Oh, there is a story mentioned in the book about some guy that killed a judge. That guy was Woody’s father. Look it up.
The scene they used is chilling but badass too.
I wouldn’t have it any other way
A prequel of Harrison’s character would be sweet.
Great movie
Genius usually spawns out of a singular vision. Cohen brothers are amazing because they share the same vision.
God bless ya Woody
Wow new hair style? That's wild! Perfect, it fits U!
4:42 - That black PK Ripper is dope!
Respect to Woody for rocking the MPB and keeping it real for us older felllas!
woody harrelson with hair plugs yeah THAT'd work lol
@tbd407 I'm with you. I wasn't being sarcastic. I respect the fellas who are ageing gracefully.
Hair plugs are for mugs. That's what my old Gran would say
Woody Harrelson is a national treasure. Hands down one of the best actors.
Cheers
Cowboy Way
Natural Born Killers
No Country for Old Men
White Men Cant Jump
Play it to the Bone
Zombieland
Hunger Games
War for the Planet of the Apes
Thin Red Line
Kingpin
3 Billboards
True Detective
Indecent Proposal
A Scanner Darkly
Highwaymen
LBJ
Larry Flynt
North Country
That lady in the hotel got Lucky Lol speaking of Lucky Don't put that coin with the rest 😂😅 Great Movie
Woody's genious!
No Country is in my top 5 best actor's performance ever another one in my top 5 is There will be blood.
LOVE THE FILM
I feel like a lot of people like Woody Harrelson… But I still feel as if he maybe doesn’t get all of the appreciation he should. He has had some real stand out roles that really make you feel things. He really played this character well.
Another character I feel like I seldomly hear him praised for is the antagonist he played opposite of Christian Bale in Out of the Furnace. That whole story line, and his performance along with Christian and Casey Affleck’s really made me feel a range of emotions. Just an impeccable movie.
Anton was a terminator in that movie! He got Bill Doutrive just for hiring some other guys. Did let that assistant go tho lol
This movie horrified me. The sheer twisted psychopathy of it.
10/10
Lesson "Don't touch the script📝"
It's the best movie of the last 20 years
Please, watch A Bronx Tale!! It’s so good. You guys will love it and it’s definitely my personal favorite DeNiro movie of all time. Which says a lot considering his career.
Woody Harrelson is a good one
Olde Axl , he gets everywhere don't he 😂😂
Thats good and all but I wanna hear about
*RAMPART*
Lets focus on the film people
One of the best movies ever.
Woodys father being a hitman IRL makes this even crazier
I love how he sats Javier.
‘For the brothas is crazy’
They were right😂
Woody Harrelson just blew my mind on how good of an actor is. In this clip he goes from Texas cowboy with chewing his mouth to a Yiddish accent from the Coen brothers.
Amazing movie
The one thing that I can really imagine was in the scene woody wrote was that Woody's character somehow survived. He jumped out the window. He got away wounded, but he definitely survived.
Glad they kept it the way it was. Damn celebrities thinking they know better.
Although the film LBJ was too kind to LBJ Woody did a masterful job portraying him.
I just started reading the books of Cormac McCarthy.
William H Macy told a similar story where he rewrote some of his lines. Apparently their response was along the lines of…
“Oh yeah that’s really good, yeah we like that…..now do it the way we wrote it.”
Made me laugh
Doesn't like the Coen Brothers? The Big Lebowski was a Coen Brothers movie. One of the greatest movies of all time
Phenomenonal movie
Shit. He took it straight out the book.
Great flick
"We're gonna keep your scene on file..."
Brolin had some suggestions too...
Brolin: Shouldn't there be a little something here when he finds the satchel?
Coens: Like what?
Brolin: How bout a Hmmm
Coens: Anything else?
Brolin: What about a Uh-huh or Hmmph
Coens: Ok try the first one.
Brolin later said in an interview that during every screening of the movie he knew exactly where Joel and Ethan were sitting because whenever he delivered that line they would burst into laughter.
javier is SO FINE!!!
"We're pretty happy with the script..." As they're polishing multiple "Best Screenplay" Oscars...
We like it the WAY IT WAS
😂😂😂😂
They weren't going to give him writing credits.
The film is based religiously on the book. The dog in the river…only change I could find.
They cut out actually showing Brolin's character getting killed as well as a good chunk of the ending after Chigurh kills the wife and has the accident where the kids see it, plus all of Tommy Lee Jones' character's flashbacks from the war.
A perect movie, if such a thing exists.
Yes, absolutely 'perect' - totally! 😏
Don't mess with perfection
I like this.
All the genius is Cormac McCarthy.
Driving through Las Vegas NM, I pulled up to the Regal Motel to snap a pic in front of room 138 (Scene w/ Chigurh zeroing on the room with tracking device). Suddenly door opened and I had to explain the movie to the guests staying there. I was able to confirm no presence of a vent shaft at room location depicted in the movie.
You ain’t writing anything better than Cormac McCarthy
Woody's just here to talk about Rampart.
Lmao, well, the scene is perfect, so I doubt his was better.
Imagine a movie gets written, edited, approved, and works its way all the way through Hollywood only to have a couple actors say do you did they rewrote the final scene.😂😂😂
Not the brothers fault but the story was unbelievable. The guy finds the attache case full of money and doesn't buy an inconspicuous bag to put it in (minus tracker too) Not a million years does that ring true.
It's not like a briefcase is inherently conspicuous. It's a really weird thing to be hung up on.
@@tyclips4155 It's extremely conspicuous and not hung up just completely obvious to anyone who's moved large sums of money or drugs ,especially if you just stole it.Of course if he did that he couldn't be tracked and we wouldn't have a movie,
I don't understand why Chigur killed Carson Wells, when he was about to give him the money!
I hear in the rewrite woody had his character shoot antoin then grab the money save the guy from the goonies character and then head off with the girl from trainspotting. That is how he wrote it. Surprised it didnt make the film.
You know what movie is great when it makes you feel uncomfortable from start to finish
One of thos films that is only looks like its 1 color. Like saving private ryan, and no there will be blood, or the assassination of jesse james. Theyre all masterpieces
Man I wish the coens left the explanation of how Anton gets arrested at the start of the story because he explains it to Carson in the book instead of the phone ringing and just shooting him
Conan looks like he doesn't get enough sleep, gotta cut back on them late night shows
He has to be near 60 these days buddy
@@smokinnplatez1426 yeah, and?
Actors are ao dumb, because 1 or 2 directors have a process where they do 50 takes and lets them improvise a little they think its okay to rewrite stuff themselves. Not that they've actually read the book or done any research or consulted anyone. Damn incredible. Imagine any other artist or worker doing that. "Yes I know you said a self portrait of your wife, but I felt like she has the soul of a cat so I drew it that way".
I thought the phone ringing was his time to kill him, bcuz he “knew” once it rang, he didn’t need the guy.
But, maybe it was ring sound covering shot?
He gives him a chance to admit defeat.
Woody and Ted are so great. Easily and by far better than Conan, but that's a redundant statement.....❤
These guys remind me of Tarantino where they bossy and won't change their vision of it at all
Best psychpath in any movie. Guy was creepy as fk, and that gun he used was overkill.