Vincent (Collateral) vs. Anton Chigurh (No Country for Old Men)

[TheDarceKnight]

Anton is a scarier character to me, because he represented chaos and disorder. In many ways he’s the opposite in Vincent.

Vincent was surgical and efficient, and didn’t try to go out of his way to kill bystanders. Anton left bystanders lives up to a coin toss. He was scarier and less predictable. Anton also seemed almost superhuman at times, like Michael Myers / The Shape.

Both are dope villains. 2 of my favorites ever. I voted for Anton but want it to be known that Vincent is both an underrated villain and an underrated Cruise performance. Edit: and the briefcase scene is one of the best gun-work scenes ever put to film. John Wick before John Wick type shyt.

 

[Art Barr]

I just realized.
Anton chigurh's name is like these southern mites.
Or no see bugs out here.
That my city ass don't be out in this woodland bullshyt to catch or get infected with.

Lol at google'n. To finding out a jigger.
like jayz jigga is a flea.
shyt kinda ironic that jay battled cam and cam goes by flea too.



Art Barr

 

[Drew Wonder]

y'know wtf we need.

we need a:

no collateral for old men movie.

put both dese motherfukkers in the same movie.



art barr

Funny you say that. I believe Collateral was Javier Bardem’s first American movie

 

[Art Barr]

Funny you say that. I believe Collateral was Javier Bardem’s first American movie

I may need to rewatch this flick.
I don't remember a damn thing about it.
past the idea of cruise as that guy in this.
I think i even own this movie.
fukk,..i moved and i dunno where that shyt is.
Don't this dvd got like a silver background on the cover.
What streaming service is this on.


Art Barr

 

[Red Shield]

Anton is a scarier character to me, because he represented chaos and disorder. In many ways he’s the opposite in Vincent.

Vincent was surgical and efficient, and didn’t try to go out of his way to kill bystanders. Anton left bystanders lives up to a coin toss. He was scarier and less predictable. Anton also seemed almost superhuman at times, like Michael Myers / The Shape.

Both are dope villains. 2 of my favorites ever. I voted for Anton but want it to be known that Vincent is both an underrated villain and an underrated Cruise performance. Edit: and the briefcase scene is one of the best gun-work scenes ever put to film. John Wick before John Wick type shyt.

Everyone always says Vincent is one of his most if not the most memorable role tho

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Everyone always says Vincent is one of his most if not the most memorable role tho

That’s fair. I guess it does pop to mind pretty fast.

I assumed most people thought of Top Gun, Mission Impossible, Jerry Maguire, Last Samurai, or even his 80’s movies when they think of Tom Cruise.

 

[Red Shield]

That’s fair. I guess it does pop to mind pretty fast.

I assumed most people thought of Top Gun, Mission Impossible, Jerry Maguire, Last Samurai, or even his 80’s movies when they think of Tom Cruise.

You can definitely make the case for Mission Impossible and Top Gun