Exploration into evil and violence
No Country For Old Men was an amazing exploration into evil and violence by Joel and Ethan Coen. It features Josh Brolin as Llewelyn Moss who comes across a stash of money left over from a gun fight amongst drug cartels in Texas. The cartel sends Javier Bardem in one of his greatest roles as the hitman Anton Chigurh to collect their money. Tommy Lee Jones is Sheriff Ed Tom Bell is put in charge of the investigation into the murders and Chigurh. Special mention has to be made for Woody Harrelson as Carson Wells, another hitman who is told track down Chigurh when the cartel losses faith in him. Chigurh is the face of evil in the movie. He kills with absolutely no compulsion or emotion. He acts like a robot, almost like a living version of the Terminator. He follows Llewelyn like the plague leaving a trail of bodies behind him, which Sheriff Bell finds afterward.<br /><br />Chigurh is really the center of the movie. The notion of his character is set at the start as he first kills a deputy by choking him out with his handcuffs, and then murders a man using a device meant to kill livestock that punches a whole in a person’s skull. More importantly his maniacal personality is laid out when he stops at a gas station. He flips a coin and asks the man working there to guess whether it’s heads or toes. If he picked wrong Chigurh was going to kill him. For him, life means so little and killing is so normal that he would take the life of this man simply because he didn’t like the man making small talk with him. Into Chigurh’s sites comes Llewelyn. He was simply deer hunting when he came across the remains of a shootout between drug cartels and found some money. He had no idea what he was getting into.<br /><br />The third main character in the story is Sheriff Bell. He is horrified by the death that Chigurh leaves in his wake. At one point he unknowingly makes a comparison between slaughtering animals for food and the way that Chigurh kills people, there was no difference. He asks what kind of man would do such a thing, and what does it mean for society that it happened. He feels like this is a new era which is much more brutal then before, and he questions whether he is ready for it. He is the old man from the title.<br /><br />No Country For Old Men really is an amazing tale and one of the Coen Brothers’ best releases.<br />C
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