A gripping film that you could here a pin drop while watching. In No Country for Old Men, the Coen Brothers excel in tension.
It is a film that really lives up to its title, as we watch Tommy Lee Jones’ Sheriff Ed Bell Tom trek through a land that no longer feels familiar to him.
The absence of music makes this film a noteworthy case for the impact of silence.
It is an exemplary film, with a powerful story.
Terry Gilliam’s Brazil is the only movie I’ve seen that had me laughing hysterically throughout the meat of its story, only to then have me heartbrokenly weeping by its end.
It is a masterful film that is enhanced so vividly with by its excellently acute cinematography, it’s fanatically eccentric set design, and brilliantly vibrant score.
Terry Gilliam brings Python-esc witty comedy into the doldrum of cynical dystopia. A personal film for him, it is a love letter to those who…
