15 Years Ago...No Country for Old Men was released

[Nero Christ]

the Coen brothers last true classic and to me the swan song of the Hollywood we all knew and loved before the beginning stages of the streaming era formed.

Classic characters and scenes throughout

 

[downtheline]

Very true

There Will Be Blood was released the same year.

 

[Optimus Prime]

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Classic. Watched both this and There Will Be Blood again recently..

 

[987654321]

I went to sleep twice on this movie. I watched it all the way through one day and it became one of my favorites. Watching it, for the first time, was like reading a reading a good comic book as a kid. I was constantly asking myself who’s head am I supposed to be in.

“There will be blood” was a good one too. I loved the stark coldness of the imagery.

 

[General Mills]

Very true

There Will Be Blood was released the same year.

Both modern classics

 

[Crude]

One of the best written villains I’ve ever seen.

Dude absolutely killed that role.

 

[Cloutius Maximus]

seeing this after smoking a blunt was one of my all-time favorite cinema experiences

 

[thaKEAF]

One of my favorite movies ever.

 

[Alvin]

classic

 

[zerorequiem]

You know what still haunts me? Knowing that Chigurh could have killed that guy in the gas station at any time but chose not to on a whim. That guy had NO idea he was standing in front of a killer.

Tommy Lee Jones character coming to grips with how crazy the world has gotten is another.

Such a great movie all around.

 

[Lord-Yosh]

A classic. One of my favorite movies. I remember watching this when it came out like "yo this nikka is crazy as hell"

 

[teeswinger]

My nikka Lou Ellen was not a joke though

 

[Ribbs]

"His name's Chigurh."
"Sugar?"

It's a classic I've seen it a couple times now and still think the movie could've ended after the car crash.

 

[downtheline]