who here has seen no country for old men??

raise your hands, and if you liked it raise both hands.........

 

i'm an old man and i live in one. but no, i haven't seen a movie by that name.

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I raise one and a half hands...

I liked the movie....until the end.

Then I thought it blew...

But I'm going to watch it again, KNOWING the ending...and see how I feel about it.

 

i haven't seen it, but the university radio station reviewed it yesterday, sounded cool
i also want to see be kind, rewind
i have also yet to see juno

 

Going to see it today, I hope its good.

 

:hurray:

 

Did you have an Oscar party madcrap?

I haven't seen it. *hides hands behind her back*

 

it was a fine film, but I can think of at least 5 or 6 Coen films I liked more.

 

I haven't seen it.. but there's like 100 movies I haven't seen in the theaters.. haven't been to a movie in ages.. :/

I love to Coen bros. though

 

Haven't seen the movie but read the book by Cormac McCarthy a while ago...and enjoyed it...

 

I spent the oscars celebration building a paper mache CN Tower...

 

i don't think i've been to a movie theater in over a year

 

The last movie I saw in theaters was Billy Elliot...

 

The last movie I saw in a theatre was Good Will Hunting...I think I am the winner

 

Some movies NEED to be seen in theaters.No country was one such,I think.It was rough and realistic,but it ended a little too soon.

 

Easily one of the best movies i've ever seen, definitly worthy of best picture.

 

Can someone explain the ending?

 

I saw it. It was weird. I didn't like it much.

 

Yeah, it was an excellent film, and I loved the ending.

I also liked that they went to Odessa. 915 represent.

I prefered Michael Clayton however.

 

I want to see that, I love the Cohen brother's films. I wish I could download it from iTunes.