FusilloVsHowdy

 "What does he do with all that money? He doesn’t drink, doesn’t smoke, doesn’t gamble, doesn’t go to women. He just kills... What, does he want to organize a mass extermination solo?"

 "It’s a nihilistic world described by the Coens, where there’s no room for humanity."

This review is an atypical dialogue exploring the strengths and weaknesses of the Coen brothers' film 'No Country for Old Men.' It discusses character believability, especially Bardem's cold assassin Chigurh, the film's metaphoric meaning, and narrative choices. The dialogue captures differing opinions on the film's realism and thematic depth, concluding that it's a great film but not a masterpiece. Dive into this insightful dialogue review to better understand 'No Country for Old Men' and decide for yourself about its powerful metaphor and chilling characters.