I can't wait!
I want to see it RIGHT NOW!
NOW!

I remember my fisrt scene with a chicken ...

Was it this chicken?

Spaghetti western? So they're going to be producing it in Italy?

I'm hoping the chicken scene isn't an homage to Pink Flamingoes.

Coen Brothers? Count me in.

Savage Belief: Was it this chicken?

*sings* Chicken Boo, what's the matter with you? You don't act like the other chickens do! You wear a disguise to look like human guys, but you're not a man, you're a chicken, Boo...

/worse part is that was all from memory...

Sounds like Herzog will be terried of this.

I wish this movie was opening tonight. That sounds absolutely wonderful.

This sounds depraved, disgusting and revolting. I'm in.

"Now ya'll ain't plannin' on farkin' these chickens, are you?"

AlanSmithee: Think Sam Raimi and The Quick and the Dead

For some reason, I like that movie way more now than when it first came out. I was in high school then, so maybe I just didn't have enough appreciation for Westerns.

Also, I really liked the Evil Dead series and Darkman, so The Quick and the Dead sort of went against my expectations for a Sam Raimi movie at the time. Watching it now, I see that it's very much a Sam Raimi movie.

It's weird how some movies seem to get better with time, and not just for the cheese factor. Although I will say that I liked The Fifth Element when it first came out.

i guess the Coens are pissed that Ridley Scott got his hands on Blood Meridian (new window)

Supposedly No Country for Old Men was a 'gory horror'. I saw no gore, I saw no horror. All I saw was a guy roaming around the desert for an hour and kill someone with a button of a metal gas bucket (I still can't figure that one out).

And supposedly Tommy Lee Jones got top billing, but I recall seeing him like twice.

/Sorry, I was expecting great things from that movie and got JACK CRAP.

jake3988: Supposedly No Country for Old Men was a 'gory horror'. I saw no gore, I saw no horror. All I saw was a guy roaming around the desert for an hour and kill someone with a button of a metal gas bucket (I still can't figure that one out).

And supposedly Tommy Lee Jones got top billing, but I recall seeing him like twice.

/Sorry, I was expecting great things from that movie and got JACK CRAP.

WOW! What did you think of that Larry The Cable Guy movie?

KellyX: Savage Belief: Was it this chicken?

*sings* Chicken Boo, what's the matter with you? You don't act like the other chickens do! You wear a disguise to look like human guys, but you're not a man, you're a chicken, Boo...

/worse part is that was all from memory...

I've always wondered if it was "human guys" or "human guise".

jake3988: Supposedly No Country for Old Men was a 'gory horror'. I saw no gore, I saw no horror. All I saw was a guy roaming around the desert for an hour and kill someone with a button of a metal gas bucket (I still can't figure that one out).

And supposedly Tommy Lee Jones got top billing, but I recall seeing him like twice.

/Sorry, I was expecting great things from that movie and got JACK CRAP.

i'm really surprised that you can type and spell and everything... metal gas bucket?

jake3988 2007-12-27 03:29:59 PM

Supposedly No Country for Old Men was a 'gory horror'. I saw no gore, I saw no horror. All I saw was a guy roaming around the desert for an hour and kill someone with a button of a metal gas bucket (I still can't figure that one out).

And supposedly Tommy Lee Jones got top billing, but I recall seeing him like twice.

/Sorry, I was expecting great things from that movie and got JACK CRAP.

I see you as....oh...more of an According to Jim guy.

/just kidding..hey, we like what we like.

jake3988: Supposedly No Country for Old Men was a 'gory horror'. I saw no gore, I saw no horror. All I saw was a guy roaming around the desert for an hour and kill someone with a button of a metal gas bucket (I still can't figure that one out).

And supposedly Tommy Lee Jones got top billing, but I recall seeing him like twice.

/Sorry, I was expecting great things from that movie and got JACK CRAP.

Metal gas bucket? Go line up for Alvin and the Chipmunks.

Coen brothers are the best. Remember in The Big Lebowski when the Dude stole the other Lebowski's rug? That was AWESOME!

A chicken, you say?

mamoru: Not being Italian, can they actually make a spaghetti western?

/don't know if the Coen brothers have any Italian in them or not...
//Sergio Leonne FTW


Also, the films were made in Almeria, Spain.


/Once Upon a Time in the West FTFW.

jake3988:: All I saw was a guy roaming around the desert for an hour and kill someone with a button of a metal gas bucket (I still can't figure that one out).


Just wow.

'Hollywood. We make stupid to serve our audience'.

No Country is way, way overrated.

jake3988: I was expecting great things from that movie and got JACK CRAP.

Please welcome the new ROTSKY!!

I like Spaghetti Westerns. I like the way the boots are all reverbed out walking across the hardwood floor.

Katie Couric's Crotch: No Country is way, way overrated.

Please elaborate, I'm really curious about why you think this.

/Genuinely curious
//jake3988, enjoy your Fark beatdown

Chicken?
"And all of that came crashing down, the day T.C farked the chicken..."


Lets see the bro's make a preacher movie, done right.

/obscure? I hope not.

Wombatzu: i guess the Coens are pissed that Ridley Scott got his hands on Blood Meridian (new window)

Humanity in general should be pissed. Especially after American Gangster.

orclover: Chicken?
"And all of that came crashing down, the day T.C farked the chicken..."


Lets see the bro's make a preacher movie, done right.

/obscure? I hope not.

Cool, was the movie version rescued from Kevin Smith?

/Herr Starr FTW

Cagey B: Cool, was the movie version rescued from Kevin Smith?

Kevin Smith is doing it? God I hope it goes strait to video so I dont have to puke up my lunch when I see it in previews. Kevin Smith is going to eat half of it, coat it with ad's and then shiiite all over it before trying to serve it to the general public. I hope he gets killed in a gay orgy gerbil and ausphixiation attempt gone wrong so that some real director can have a crack at doing it right.

kanesays: jake3988:: All I saw was a guy roaming around the desert for an hour and kill someone with a button of a metal gas bucket (I still can't figure that one out).


Just wow.

'Hollywood. We make stupid to serve our audience'.

You know, reading Rottentomatoes it's surprising how many reviewers didn't actually get what that was. I suppose it's that they're all sheltered city kids with no idea that you can run power tools with something other than electricity, but geez, Tom Bell figures out what it might be and tells us in one of his little stories, that's how I figured it out.

Cagey B: Wombatzu: i guess the Coens are pissed that Ridley Scott got his hands on Blood Meridian (new window)

Humanity in general should be pissed. Especially after American Gangster.

i doubt it will ever get made... and even if it does, it will barely resemble the source material.

jake3988: Supposedly No Country for Old Men was a 'gory horror'. I saw no gore, I saw no horror. All I saw was a guy roaming around the desert for an hour and kill someone with a button of a metal gas bucket (I still can't figure that one out).

And supposedly Tommy Lee Jones got top billing, but I recall seeing him like twice.

/Sorry, I was expecting great things from that movie and got JACK CRAP.

it sounds like you didn't pay attention to a word Tommy lee jones said.

jake3988: Supposedly No Country for Old Men was a 'gory horror'. I saw no gore, I saw no horror. All I saw was a guy roaming around the desert for an hour and kill someone with a button of a metal gas bucket (I still can't figure that one out).

And supposedly Tommy Lee Jones got top billing, but I recall seeing him like twice.

/Sorry, I was expecting great things from that movie and got JACK CRAP.

Goddammit I love when people publicly admit how stupid they are. :)

I have to admit to loving the Coen brothers. I'm actually making a point of seeing No Country for Old Men a second time tonight with my brother and his girlfriend. Fantastic, fantastic film.

jake3988: ...metal gas bucket (I still can't figure that one out)...

What now? You mean the cattle gun, I presume. Considering its identification and method of operation were explained rather clearly by Jones' character, I have to conclude that you really didn't pay attention to the film.

someone needs to do a Javier Bardem, "Mah metal gas bucket!" photoshop.