No Country For Old Men

perth · 12-15-2007, 10:17 PM

I enjoyed it quite a bit. I haven't had a movie stick with me the way this one did in a long time, maybe ever. I plan on seeing it again, but I had to get the book so I could sort of "re-experience" the film.

The movie was very faithful, with only a few parts changed. There was a little more information regarding Chigurh's motivation, and quite a bit more in the way of Bell's (Tommy Lee Jones' character) monologue. Reading the book clarified the entire film and especially the ending. Can we talk spoilers?

12-15-2007, 10:17 PM	#1
perth Strong Silent Type Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Fort Collins, CO Posts: 1,949	I enjoyed it quite a bit. I haven't had a movie stick with me the way this one did in a long time, maybe ever. I plan on seeing it again, but I had to get the book so I could sort of "re-experience" the film. The movie was very faithful, with only a few parts changed. There was a little more information regarding Chigurh's motivation, and quite a bit more in the way of Bell's (Tommy Lee Jones' character) monologue. Reading the book clarified the entire film and especially the ending. Can we talk spoilers?

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