No Country for Old Men

[gafftapegreenia]

In the movie No Country for Old Men Llewelyn Moss uses a Camillus Demo knife several times throughout the movie, but probably most noticeable in the scenes in the motel room.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Not seen the film, but the book was brilliant

[cryptrick]

Not seen the film, but the book was brilliant

You should try and see it Mike, its a bloody good film. I was surprised afterwards how good it was

[Pacu]

if you like that movie check out   There Will be Blood          no multitools though

[max6166]

Yep, "No Country for Old Men" and "There Will Be Blood" were both fantastic films that came out at about the same time.

I saw Doubt just a few days ago. Another great film with just incredible acting from Meryl Streep and Philip Seymour Hoffman. No violence though...

[appletree_man]

No Country for Old Men....magnificent 

Would Chigurh's cattle gun count as a multi tool ? 

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Can't see why not

[Abstraction]

Absolutely stunning film, the opening half hour just blew me away, everything about it was just epic and set it up beautifully, camera work, sounds, pace and acting were spot on.  I was slightly let down by the ending, which was typical Coen brothers but i felt it needed something else to live up to the rest of the film; after the was the beginning blew me away like that i just didn't think the ending dialogue was quite strong enough.  Regardless though it was a fantastic film aside from that minor quibble.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Still only read the book (which is still brilliant, dispite the total lack of punctuation ) so I'll have to take your word for it regarding the film

[appletree_man]

Absolutely stunning film, the opening half hour just blew me away, everything about it was just epic and set it up beautifully, camera work, sounds, pace and acting were spot on.  I was slightly let down by the ending, which was typical Coen brothers but i felt it needed something else to live up to the rest of the film; after the was the beginning blew me away like that i just didn't think the ending dialogue was quite strong enough.  Regardless though it was a fantastic film aside from that minor quibble.

I loved the ending as like the rest of the film it was very un-Hollywood, not the usual tired shoot out with good guy winning conclusion of a thousand other films.