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No Country for Old Men (2007)

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TitleNo Country for Old Men
Year2007
CountryUSA
GenreWestern (Movies)
CollectionSerial Killers
Run Time2h 2 min
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No Country for Old Men (2007), an American neo-Western crime thriller film directed and written by Joel and Ethan Coen, is based on Cormac McCarthy’s novel with the same name. In 1980, Anton Chigurh, a hitman, is arrested in Texas but manages to escape by strangling a sheriff’s deputy. He then steals a car using a captive bolt pistol to kill the driver. Meanwhile, Llewelyn Moss is hunting pronghorns in the desert when he stumbles upon a drug deal gone wrong. Among the scene are several dead men, a wounded Mexican man pleading for water, drugs in a truck, and a briefcase containing $2 million in cash. After taking the briefcase home, Moss feels remorseful and returns with water that night but finds that the Mexican man has already passed away. As he looks up to the ridge, he spots two armed men chasing him in a truck. To evade them, Moss jumps into a river while shooting their dog that was pursuing him.

After sparing the life of a gas station owner for correctly calling a coin toss, Chigurh is then hired to recover the money. Once he returns home, Moss sends his wife, Carla Jean, to stay with her mother. The failed drug deal catches the attention of Terrell County Sheriff Ed Tom Bell. Chigurh uses his bolt pistol to blow out the door lock as he searches Moss’s trailer home. Later, Moss takes a taxi to a motel in Del Rio and stashes the briefcase in an air duct in his room. Meanwhile, Chigurh follows a tracking device hidden in the case and ends up killing a group of Mexicans at the motel. However, Moss has been one step ahead and rented a second room next to the Mexicans’ room with access to the duct where he hides the money. He successfully retrieves the briefcase before Chigurh can open it.

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No Country for Old Men
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Cast:

Tommy Lee Jones Tommy Lee Jones
Ed Tom Bell
Josh Brolin Josh Brolin
Llewelyn Moss
Javier Bardem Javier Bardem
Anton Chigurh
Kelly Macdonald Kelly Macdonald
Carla Jean Moss
Woody Harrelson Woody Harrelson
Carson Wells

No Country for Old Men (2007), an American neo-Western crime thriller film directed and written by Joel and Ethan Coen, is based on Cormac McCarthy’s novel with the same name. In 1980, Anton Chigurh, a hitman, is arrested in Texas but manages to escape by strangling a sheriff’s deputy. He then steals a car using a captive bolt pistol to kill the driver. Meanwhile, Llewelyn Moss is hunting pronghorns in the desert when he stumbles upon a drug deal gone wrong. Among the scene are several dead men, a wounded Mexican man pleading for water, drugs in a truck, and a briefcase containing $2 million in cash. After taking the briefcase home, Moss feels remorseful and returns with water that night but finds that the Mexican man has already passed away. As he looks up to the ridge, he spots two armed men chasing him in a truck. To evade them, Moss jumps into a river while shooting their dog that was pursuing him.

After sparing the life of a gas station owner for correctly calling a coin toss, Chigurh is then hired to recover the money. Once he returns home, Moss sends his wife, Carla Jean, to stay with her mother. The failed drug deal catches the attention of Terrell County Sheriff Ed Tom Bell. Chigurh uses his bolt pistol to blow out the door lock as he searches Moss’s trailer home. Later, Moss takes a taxi to a motel in Del Rio and stashes the briefcase in an air duct in his room. Meanwhile, Chigurh follows a tracking device hidden in the case and ends up killing a group of Mexicans at the motel. However, Moss has been one step ahead and rented a second room next to the Mexicans’ room with access to the duct where he hides the money. He successfully retrieves the briefcase before Chigurh can open it.

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