The Ending Of No Country For Old Men Finally Explained
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2024
- The Coen brothers have made many classic movies that have depicted the fabric of American life. The neo-western crime drama No Country For Old Men is definitely up there among their very best cinematic works.
Just like all Coen brothers movies, No Country For Old Men assembled a great blend of acting talent that filled the movie with memorable characters and powerful scenes. Javier Bardem’s Anton Chigurh is arguably one of the most iconic movie villains of the 2000s.
Thefilm gave audiences a mix of poignant moments, terror and suspense. However, the Coens rarely leave a straightforward ending for their viewers either. Here’s a breakdown of the ending of No Country For Old Men.
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Deal gone wrong | 0:00
After the badge | 1:20
Cash in hand | 1:56
Hitman after hitman | 2:36
World gone wrong | 3:18
The dream is over | 4:10
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What did you think about the ending of No Country For Old Men?
I thought it was boring it should have been more
I pondered the idea that Bell was killed by Chigurh and went on about his business without realizing he was dead. The alternative to that idea is also very strange: that Bell walked right past Chigurh, but was incapable of perceiving him. I had to wonder, too, if Chigurh was actually a physical presence, or something like the spirit of money.
I think the movie was great but I think you need to watch it again because the money was picked up when they killed Llewellyn, and as usual you didn't explain literally anything other than walking us through the events of the entire movie and hardly touching on anything at the end
Hey Looper do you have song list for your background music? I am trying to find it can't find anywhere 😣
Other books by Cormac McCarthy, those in the Border Trilogy, include characters having dreams similar to the one described by Bell.
The only thing more confusing than the ending... is this explanation.
Yeah no kiddin 🤦🏻♂️
100
Lol
What Explanation 😢😢??
You don't say
New title of video: “Synopsis of No Country For Old Men with NO explanation about the ending.”
Yes another pointless video
There is no explanation needed. The film just ends. We know everything there is to know. It's not ambiguous or confusing.
This is what I was gonna comment
So many 'explained' videos where they just narrate what we already know. Pretty stupid.
Well synopsis is exactly what I needed
Not gonna lie, as much as I loved the movie, it lost me once once Moss was killed. It felt so anticlimactic, then everything that happened after that felt random. Like Anton being in a car accident.
That's exactly the point the movie is trying to make. When the apparent protagonist is killed offscreen, by anonimous characters that aren't even the antagonist, we are left with a sense of disorientation and confusion that mimics the same disorientation and confusion experienced by sheriff Bell (the real protagonist). We were expecting a kind of final battle between "the good and the bad", as if this would have brought meaning to all that violence, but the reality is that there is no real meaning at all, it was all really a sequence of random and meaningless acts, like you said, that in the end results in nothing. And it's exactly this incessant and meaningless violence that ultimately makes the sheriff feel defeated.
@@tlmota well said
@@tlmota Damn that's heavy
gratuitous violence
nihilism
@@tlmota Anton sure wasn't random and meaningless. That dude was calculated, deadly, and precise. I get what you are saying but that ending wasn't what I was expecting. I thought it could have been better but thats just my opinion.
I want 5 minutes and 27 seconds of my life back
5 minutes and 28 seconds actually
I want my 2 hours back. This is a stupid movie.
@@GoGo-mu3ev why you're getting personal man?
Should I call you a jerk and a moron too?
ikr, there wasn't any ending explained here, this is just an awful recap of the movie.
@@meenalkhanda7941 judging by your name alone, you have no room to call anyone stupid
There’s not an end to the movie, that’s the point. The whole movie is just a glimpse into a horrific scene of crime, and then the crime is over and life continues on like it always will. The whole movie is pretty much a small moment out of an entire day, like passing by a car wreck on your way to work.
That will one day be answered and visible to all (even who satan really is) at and during the Great White Throne Judgement Day of IAM God the Father, God The Son and God the Holy Spirit. But always remember this as one filled with the Holy Spirit of God. There is never an ending in eternity, only a beginning. Since Yeshua Hamashiach said he was the only way to the Father and also said that he only was the way, the truth and the life I would suggest to do as I did at the age of 24 on 12-26-1983; Give your life to Yeshua! Then eternity begins as the abundant life Yeshua promised truely begins.
AMEN
Amen
Yeah that's probably what they meant with it still a shame though that there wasn't some big climatic battle between all the main players that were left but at the same time the way that you described it it makes sense.
Why make a movie then lol
First of all....I believe Ellis was Bell’s older brother, especially when Ellis tells the story of “uncle Mac” being killed. Also, I think Bell realizes he’s too old and no match for the new breed of evil and violence that is coming. In the dream about his father, he states that his father is at least 20 years younger than Bell is now. And the fact that his “younger” father is going ahead to set up camp shows that Bell feels that it’s the younger generations time to take his place in law enforcement, hence the title.
Don't know about Ellis but I think you nailed it otherwise. Lot's of other "stuff" around, giving plenty of room for tangential discussion but I think your explanation is spot on. Good job!
I remember seeing this at the cinema and being totally blown away by it.
Cameron Sykes I member too
Agreed and those that didn't like it don't appreciate subtlety at its finest. They were probably the ones who like to be spoon fed by the film.
aimASSIST2000 oooh I member
As was most of the cast.
@@cerealspiller Priceless!
For me, Javier Bardem’s character was the movie! His performance and his story are as great as any I’ve ever seen. Imagine running into someone like him! That moment you realize he’s not stable and you don’t matter to him.🥺
He won the Oscar for that role I believe! He was the movie!
The movie was actually about Javier's character. He was the inevitable guy that everyone tried to stop:
1. Hide-and-seek didn't work with the money.
2. Making ultimatums didn't work on returning the money.
3. Tracking him down didn't work.
4. Running from him didn't work.
5. Escaping his promise didn't work.
He was a cold-blooded killer. The movie was never about the money.
Yep
I wasn't sure at first, but this is a true classic, a very underrated movie.
Not underrated .
It won 4 oscars, including best picture, not underrated at all, but definitely amazing
@@kashoot4782 it was underrated by me. I didn't think much of it and took a chance on it, I loved it.
Orgeeba Harvin glad you love it now, man!
Ah yes I enjoy underrated films such as No Country for Old Men, Pulp Fiction, The Godfather, and The Dark Knight. Such obscure underrated gems
You see what they do for views
*All questions answered*
The money was taken by the spanish people. The person who helps Llewellyn's wife's mother knows his whereabouts and reaches there to take the money from him. That's it.
The Protagonist(Chigurh) comes much later to the crime scene and doesn't find his money. He's followed by sheriff who sees his reflection but runs to toilet instead of shitting his pants. He's miraculously spared by Chigurh
Llewellyn's wife is also killed bcoz the Killer never leaves anyone who's against him.
Sheriff at the end sees his ending as inevitable because the country is full of people who kill others for money and for drugs. With psychopaths loose ,
He imagines he'll soon be with his dad as things are gonna take a turn for worse.
Why is no one commenting or liking this hero’s comment
@Ben Did you watch the movie?
u legend
I thought the drug deal gone wrong was between Mexicans and Americans. If you are going to call Mexicans "spanish people" you might as well call Texans "english people".
Chigurh is an antagonist in this movie and I feel there's a subtle interpretation when two young guys on bicycle, one of which who offers his shirt, the creators were telling something SMH
Exactly what was explained?
Right, I'm looking for the ending for the hotel, and when Tommy Lee's character sits on the couch in the hotel, and relies he might not be the only one in there.
Eighthousand looking for what? Anton could have killed him but felt it wasn’t necessary
@@JustinLodes so you saying he was in the same room?
Anton was not in the room. Evidenced by the fact that the vent cover and screws are on the floor. He had already come and gone. This scene was to illustrate the boldness of Anton, coming back to a crime scene, and to show that Sheriff Bell hasn't dealt with anyone like this before.
Chris Morris he WAS in the room. They showed him in there before Tommy Lee entered it. He had a feeling someone was in there and that’s why he took out his gun. But he thought he had just missed him and that he left before he got there
Fargo: the law won. No Country for Old Men: the law lost. Two GREAT movies.
Blood Simple: the chick won.
I’m as confused as ever! This video explained nothing.
I had assumed Woody Harrelson's character was a bounty hunter, not a hitman.
I thought he was both.
I thought he was a bagman that's all.
It’s simple. The story is not the chase. The story is about how good men (Tommy)have to find it in them to face evil (Chigurh). The reflections in the TV screens and the door knobs. Tommy Lee can’t believe how violent it is nowadays, the old timer tells him it was even worse before. In other words, there is an eternal struggle between good and evil that is not going away, no matter how much you might want it to.
That was a sad movie, especially for the wife. I am glad they did not show getting killed. I also didn’t understand the point of the hit man being hit by car and to still be able to walk away.
This movie's cat & mouse savage-ness was intense. The disturbing ending tho, kept me from sleeping for 2 nites. Great performances!
I can't imagine how confused the critics would have been in choosing this movie or there will be blood for best movie at that time both are masterpiece
I remember when both movie came out. Amazing acting on both movies.
I was 12 years old at that time and my Dad had bought DVDs of both films...I watched There Will Be Blood in the morning with my Bro and NCFOM in the evening with my Dad..
Did I know I just watched two of the greatest films ever made on the same day..
No, the only thing I remember is immensely loving both films...and both were a huge kick starter for me in being a Cinephile..
Now looking back, at age 25...I can safely call both films, my favourite films of all time..
No Country For old men! Such a awesome film.
Vachan should check out Tombstone, if you haven’t seen it already.
Both are amazing...something about there will be blood ....to me is the greatest story/movie I've ever experienced..so far.....its not the most entertaining in the tradition sense or action packed but the depth of it all and the performances were thoroughly captivating to me..
I did not expect moss to be killed in a shootout with the cartel. But then again the cause of your death is uncertain. Just like the flip of the coin when deciding moses wife's fate. In the end she was probably was killed. Sugar had to keep his word
She was killed. Didn’t have to show it. Every time he killed someone he checked his shoes
@@JustinLodes did he really? I gotta watch it again. I never noticed that
Jeffrey Salvador yeah. That’s why they put it in the story. He never wanted blood on his boots. Just like when he killed woody Harolson. He lifted his boots and put his feet up
yeah he checks his boots for blood as he leaves the house. I don't think she even "called it". She said the coin don't have no say. but as we seen earlier chighur does indeed allow the flip of a coin to decide a person's fate. I'm thinking about writing the follow up movie. this time he will play rock paper scissors instead of the coin flip
@@jeffreysalvador7076Yes remember that one scene where the guys blood is inching near Sugar's boots and he props his feet up on the bed? He had a thing with getting blood on his boots. So he always checked em after he killed somebody. Probably OCD. That is why he is so good at his job. When he zeros in on something he obsesses compulsively about it till he gets it done. I mean we never see him sleep through the whole movie. He won't eat, won't sleep, won't rest till he achieves whatever goal he is trying to achieve.
Thanks for this one!! Appreciate ya!
One of the most well-directed and provocative scenarios people can find themselves in and do to me is one of the best films ever ever made
Dread it, run from it, but the Mexican cartel still arrives.
The amount of noise his gun makes with the suppressor bothers me
Maxwell Marciniak we wouldn’t even know how loud the gun is cause it was custom made for the movie
Should hear what it sounds like in real life
He was trying to suppress a 12 gauge shotgun!🤣
I am reminded of a line in the TV series The Unit. One of the guys is explaining to some ally they are working with, that the enemy are not superhuman. He says "you shoot them and they fall down; just like anyone else." Chigurh is just a man.
Felt like I had to learn to like this movie. Took a 3rd viewing until I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Xavier Molina Then you are considered to be “the exception” in this case, sir. I’ve recommended this film to multiple people over the years, and not one was displeased with my suggestion. Some even going on to insist others to watch. Furthermore, as you can see here in the comment section, there are very few, if any, that have trouble enjoying this movie. With you, of course, being the exception, as I stated above. This particular film is one that rewards those whom pay close attention just as much as it encourages a second or third viewing. You always seem to catch something you didn’t the time before. And the level of symbolism in this movie is comparable to that used in political cartoons in the news paper, but instead of just one artist’s sketch it’s more like an entire photoalbum going scene to scene.
@@SimonsAuntPhyllis
you seem personally butt hurt that someone didn't like your favourite movie on first run. I know plenty of people who didn't like NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN 'cuz they don't have a taste for films with violent themes .(for the record I did like the movie). But film like all art, is a subjective. Totally ok for someone not to like this movie; what a boring world where everybody values the same kind of art.
Timothy Dyck Timothy Dyck Nah, I was just bored. And my butt is poopy so I don’t get hurt, you just get shit on.
Some art, however, is created at such a high level of detail and intricacy that it’s “objectively” admired. But if you, or whoever you made up just to counter-argue my comment, is not intelligent enough to see more than “violence” in a movie; that has as much to do with themes of old age and the evolution of society as it does with themes referring to finding your place in the world; then you’re probably **THE EXCEPTION** I was talking about.
Don’t worry though you’re not alone. The world is full of uneducated individuals like yourself. And at the rate this demographic is seeming to grow, with the advent of TikTok and the “Flat Earth Theory”, art may be a thing of the past. So you won’t have to complain much longer, and pretty soon I’ll have to shit in a toilet instead of in your mouth.
@@SimonsAuntPhyllis
My original response to you was valid and accurate. However, your successive response shows you to be quite the narrow minded ignoramus that you so quickly accuse others of. You are the textbook definition of "obtuse" and seem to actually enjoy this negative character flaw you possess.
How sad.
Timothy Dyck You’re an idiot, stop trying to be cool for UA-cam with your generic ass responses and get a life.
This, and the departed are two of my favourite movies
His dreaming about joining his dead father is a meditation on his own death? Wow, simply an amazing explication. You really cracked it.
There was no soundtrack for this movie if I recall. Pretty much nothing.
Yeah but it didn’t need one. I think it made it more realistic and eerie. Bone Tomahawk is the same. No music or theme. Just brutality
During the gas station scene there was music
HearThrob true but it was very subtle. You could barely hear it to the point where it didn’t overpower the scene like most movies do
What exactly is there to explain?
Did I miss something?
Oh Looper. Is it the fear of your impending obsolescence and relevancy?
Too bad there are no recent Marvel movies for you to beat to death. At least you have the upcoming Venom trailer to look forward to.
Can i get you some ketchup for those harshbrowns.?
@@nothingandnowherebuthere Would love some. Thank you.
@@nothingandnowherebuthere It just bothers me because I feel like some exec at Looper is brainstorming with a team and the thought is "What movies are remotely confusing can we make videos about for views and to stay relevant during this pandemic?"
Called it. They just dropped a Venom trailer video.
The moral of the story - There is no such thing as easy money.
One question though: why did Llewellyn go back to the crime scene in the desert in the beginning of the movie? That made no sense to me. He already got the money, why return in the middle of the night?
There was a mexican man asking for water in the truck he felt bad for leaving him there to die so he goes back with a jug of watter
@@gluedrinkerproduction Okay, maybe so but...that's just dumb if he already took their money. Idk man, that part of the plot just seemed like sloppy writing.
I love this movie. I’ve always thought the dude he killed in the shower had the best shot @ surviving. Once he started 2 close the shower curtain, I would’ve made a move and grabbed the barrel. Whatever happens after that is in God’s hands
Bro... I always said that same thing !!!!
And Woody just gives up too
Yes, he should have at least tried!
Same.
😅😅😅😅😅😅 same thinking
what is the soundtrack being played in the first moments of the video. i have heard it in other videos but can't find it anywhere.
One of my favorite films of all-time. Good from being to end!
Arcell Mcgowan The ending sucked
This was your first and last movie you’ve ever watched right..?
@@JanBosman507 until you name a list of films for me to dig into 🅱️ Some people like Scarface and some like StarTrek🤷🙈🙉🙊
Unfortunately they cut the movie short from the ending the book gives.
@@WillOnCode I disagree I loved the ending.
It's similar to the end of one of Hollywood's greatest movies---the Wizard of Oz. At the end of the movie Dorothy wakes up and realizes the entire movie was a dream. Same with Sheriff Bell's final scene.
Maybe cuz I read the book first, but I didn’t think the ending was confusing at all. It was kinda perfect given the story.
finally?!
do you know how old this movie is?!!
I think it's to say that his father came to the Grimm understanding that the coldness of the world takes a heavier toll on the old than it does the young. Maybe the young can fight through the cold and darkness, but the old can only lite a fire, and leave the fight to the young. Sooner or later, he knows his son will join by that "fire" and leave that fight to an even younger generation.
Passing the light to the next.
No that is a better explanation!
That is the greatest explanation I've come across. Well done.
He didn't have a son.
In the book Bell is much more frequently used than in the film. He is really the lead character not Brolin. One of the problems with the film is just how incompetent Bell is, he cannot protect anyone or find the killer. I disagree that there is a lot to think about at the end. And the book explains what happened to the money.
The ending in the book is perfect. I loved the book and movie - the acting was fantastic.
I always felt that the dream represented two things. The first, being a biblical allusion. Christ said in his father's house there are many rooms and he's going to prepare a place for us. John 14:2. Likewise, bell's father is preparing a place for him in the afterlife, other place, whatever you want to call it. Also, theres a shared theme from the road. The man tells his boy they "keep the fire." Which is a way of saying they hold on to their humanity and morals despite the world going to shit. Likewise, bell's family were lawmen and his father holds the fire in the horn, despite all that cold. All that dark. Theres that same father/son dynamic and ideas of justice and morals. Just my idea. Gotta love how subjective this stuff is!
The ending is just both sides lose. Bell who supposedly become protagonist gave up on his job and choose to retired. And meanwhile Anton in the other hand walks away and simply didn't accomplish anything after he slaughtered numbers of people. Also Moss is died by third party influence. And Carson was just dead on his arrival.
Anton limped away with the money!
Great movie...I just assumed that the way it ended, they were setting up a sequel.
In the theater I was expecting the standard ending...the lawman finally kills Bardem, showing that good triumphs over evil, etc. Just didn't like him getting away at the end.
That was an example of how to make a GOOD movie!
Best villain of all time. All actors in this movie deserved awards!
I like your analysis!
I'm sorry, were you trying to explain the ending or create more questions?
Am I the only one who liked ‘No Country For Old Men’ more than ‘There Will Be Blood’?
It's a better film.
I like them both so much. It's difficult for me to place one ahead of the other, especially since they tell completely different stories.
the ending of There will be blood was an over acting mess, shockingly so
certainly both movies have their own charm but no country for old men is gripping and a great watch.....
Great movie but a few too many inaccuracies in general. There is no way to silence a shotgun and thus no silencers are made for them nor could they be made for them. The bolt gun, again, they don't work that way, you cannot place it against a skull in that manner at such an angle. It would likely break the skin, fracture the persons skull but also send your hand and arm flying in the opposite direction (damn Newton). To use one properly you have to stand OVER the head and place your weight against it to prevent the equal / opposite reaction part. And of course my favorite, Chigur walking away after suffering a major compound fracture. Without immediate medical attention and surgery he would have been dead within an hour or two due to blood loss.
There are absolutely shotgun suppressors...Google the "Salvo 12"
@@FA_363 Did I say there were no suppressors? Nope, I said silencer which there are none. The difference between the two is massive. Suppressors are essentially useless, expensive toys which reduce muzzle velocity while bringing noise levels down from around 210 db to 160 db for a shotgun. It goes from a loud BANG to a loud POP so when you shoot a suppressed shotgun everyone and their mother will still hear the rapport for blocks. Even true silencers don't really silence a guns sound by much, especially as a true silencer can only be used on small caliber, subsonic rounds (.22, .32). Once the round goes beyond the speed of sound which almost all rounds do they cannot be silenced due to the sonic boom made by the round which cannot be controlled as it happens outside the weapon.
@@tedwojtasik8781 yayyyy!!! You get a trophy!!
@@tedwojtasik8781 Damn that was good. Are you retired military? Gun store owner? Are you Anton Chigurh?
Yeah definitely something to think about like Llewellyn should have took out the tracker right away when he found the statue of money😈 Definitely shouldn't have been stupid enough to go back later that night to bring water to an already dead man🤔 Knowing somebody is going to be looking to find out what happened! Still a great movie & 1 of my favorites, even though Llewellyn is an idiot! Anton Chigurh deadly is the badass of that film!! Great character👍👍
It's a good example of Llewellyn having sympathy and a conscience something Chigur did not.
The ending for me was seeing the tree behind Tommy Lee Jones.Its symbolism of the tree of life.The journey his on is not done and life is its own answer cryptic and blunt like the ending😊😊😊😎Good Video Friendo.
I wish something would’ve happened with the money and I wish our humble narrator Moss didn’t die
Don't put it in your pocket sir 😈
Vasim vazi that gas station scene cracked me up!
Everyone is saying the Mexicans got the money but i think it was anton... Firstly, we have the vent opened at the end which was only known by anton and moss and with moss dead anton must have taken it and at the end of the movie when anton buys the shirt he gives 100$ just like in the satchel.
The 50/50 thing people think that the guys life was in danger but he had a gun underneath the Counter the whole time his life never was in danger
Looper loves using the word “Finally”
We have all had those existential thoughts.
We need a Sequel.
Or a Prequel on why Sugar is the way he is lol.
Basically he's getting old and realises he cant keep on fighting the good fight. He's dwelling on the threshold more, almost sees his dad, who died tryna keep the peace, in a world where war and crime is ever present, and always moving with the times. And the times they are a changing.
Life goes on for both the good and the evil. Eventually, we all grow old, weaken and die.
Chigurh didn't get the money. The Mexican cartel did. Chigurh failed at getting the money but upheld is promise to kill the wife due to his self-enforced principals. I think the car accident was some kind of poetic justice, as the wife didn't play into his game of chance by choosing heads or tails. I think this is correct but I have literally just finished watching the film for the first time.
The cartel didn’t get the money, the wife did.
@@isaacd_13776 I don't think so?
@@Reclusive247 no not the wife sorry, but not the cartel either I don’t think. Wasn’t it chigurh? Got it from the vent?
Well that cleared it right up
Shugar didn't get the money or Moss. The Mexican gang did. Did you even watch the movie lol
I liked the transition in music in this video a lot more.
One of my all-time favorite movies. Even though after I seen this video, the ending still feels unresolved.
This film is great without music it did not need it.
He had two dreams:first, his father gave him some money but he lost it in town.(His father, a law man, gave him his trade-but that’s gone now). Second, his father has gone ahead to death and he knows he’s heading where his father is.
What end? Absolutely NOTHING was resolved
What is the song name that starts at 2:00
no country for old men is a modern classic western movies of 21th century
Bardum didn’t have the satchel full of money when he walked away after the car wreck. So where was it?
In the trunk. They focused on the 100 dollar bill he gave the kid. Or it was still in the creek bed.
Do you mean Bardumass.
One of my favorite movies
We need a part two
Anton Chirugh killed all the people who involved into his Business; Someone would say Those all the things was a Sheriff's Dream. Still thinking what was the Exact Meaning or the Message of the Movie. A true Masterpiece......
Can you explain what happened in the end to Braden? Did he take the money? Did he survive? Was the last accident on purpose? Where was the guy in the other car when accident happened?
Any news on TENET?
my favorite movie all the time
i feel as a retired 50 year old fat useless woman somewhere between the sherriff and the badass.... when you have nothing to lose, death doesn't seem so bad. when pain becomes a constant, death seems like a relief. i'm very depressed.
Let there be a part 2 🙏🏻
You realize....THEYRE ALL FUKN DEAD right???
Chigurh represents the inevitablilty of death. The people that unfortnately cross the path of Chigurh usually all die. He uses the coin so they atleast have a random cahnce of not dying, as he stated otherwise it wouldn't be fair.
ED is a lawman triying to preserve life and order. He is the opposite of Chigurh. His dream at the end, was meant to be a passing of the torch. Ed would be able to survive in the dark and cold world with what his father taught and provided him. He woke up from the dream or delusion, realized he is just an old man and has nothing to pass on. Hence the title, he is living in a country with no need for his old school style and good ole fashion police style..... He needs to be a wolf like Alejandro in Sicario.
Wasn’t Javier inside the motel room when Bell entered. I believe he was killed then.
Now I know why the channel name is "looper"
Anton Chigurh a man of princeple. he hates when a guy marries into money but he himself kills to get a quick cash prize. All characters portray themselves well but chigurh is just a broken charter.
Now see, thank goodness no ones tried to exploit this movie with sequels or worse yet, prequels. Just leave it alone.
Why I the only person that really hated how this movie ended? It just felt like random nonsense after a couple hours of thrilling plot progression…
Chigurh would have given the money back to his employers, he was a professional.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ha as crazy as he was yeah hes the type lol. But doubtful considering they pissed him off hiring other Mexicans to also track down the money
Possibly, if he hadn't of shot them all dead Lol
Really great film. Is a guessing one until the very end. If you like mystery and thriller this is the right movie to go for any giving hot diggity damn day.
I loved this movie, but the ending made me very mad. Still loved the movie though.
I was not convinced Chiguhr got the money. At the hotel in El Paso, as the sheriff approaches, several guys jump into a swerving truck which takes off. It's unclear to me if that drug gang or Anton killed Moss
Love that movie
Can someone explain what did Chigurh have to do with anything with the drug deal/money?
He was hired by the Mexican cartel to recover the money and kill the guy who took it.
I always wondered why LoueElen didn't take the truck with the dope AND the money..dumping out the case to get a rough count thus finding the tracker..Although that would be lead the movie in a different direction
Not bad at all. Good analysis. I need to revisit this movie.
Woody's thoughts @ 3:06: "Oh, shit! He's right behind me, isn't he"
Great movie definitely their best by far....
I had a different understanding of the sherif's dream. He says his father died an young man and that in his dream, his father was still an young man. Also in his dream he says his father was preparing to make fire to face the situation. I felt that this could be taken in two ways. One...... his father was always older than him(in his childhood) and hence is ready to face the cold and dark situation. two is "his father is young" which reflects the kinda theme of the film that he's old and incapable of handing the situation in real life and starts looking out for his father who once in his prime could handle the situation.
I'm not sure if it makes sense.....but this is what I understood from the ending
Is there going to be a sequel
As much as i want to theorize that bell found the money and hence we see all the crockeries , but the final accident scene shows us that anton is running away and is paranoid just like moss was and hence he has the money now .