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No Country for Old Men

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No Country for Old Men	comment	No Country for Old Men is a 2007 neo-Western thriller film written and directed by The Coen Brothers, based on a 2005 novel by Cormac McCarthy.The place is West Texas; the year, 1980. When rugged Vietnam veteran Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin) finds the horrific aftermath of a botched drug deal and takes a suitcase filled with money, he sets in motion a spiral of violence beyond his control or comprehension. A cynical old sheriff, Ed Tom Bell (Tommy Lee Jones), is determined to prove that there's still a place for justice in an otherwise unfair and cruel world as he sets out to find Moss and protect him from the owners of the money.But for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction, and the men behind the deal have sent ruthless hitman Anton Chigurh (Javier Bardem) to retrieve the briefcase. Chigurh is a man willing to do absolutely anything in order to achieve his aims... and it's not just the money he's after.The film was honored with numerous awards: three British Academy of Film awards, two Golden Globes, and Academy Awards for Best Picture (Scott Rudin and Ethan and Joel Coen), Best Director (the Coen brothers), Best Adapted Screenplay (the Coen brothers), and Best Supporting Actor (Bardem).This film was one of two collaborations of Paramount Vantage and Miramax released in 2007 alongside There Will Be Blood, itself nominated for multiple awards. At the time, Miramax was owned by Disney. Miramax was subsequently sold to Filmyard Holdings in 2010, then to beIN Media Group in 2016. Four years later, Paramount acquired a minority stake in Miramax, and now holds the worldwide rights to all films it had co-produced with Miramax (except for Sliding Doors, which is now owned by Shout! Factory), along with the rest of the Miramax library.
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No Country for Old Men / int_1237828f	comment	Anyone Can Die: Come the finale, the only major characters who haven't died are Ed Tom Bell and Chigurh.
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No Country for Old Men / int_13a499b8	type	Diabolus ex Nihilo
No Country for Old Men / int_13a499b8	comment	Diabolus ex Nihilo: Played very, very straight with Anton Chigurh. He spends the first act of the film terrorizing townsfolk for reasons that are never really discussed. As the second act begins, he's instantly involved in the plot without a word of explanation. We don't even know who's employing him, and the people the audience thinks are employing him get blown away.
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No Country for Old Men / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
No Country for Old Men / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: ...than anything the Coen brothers had done previously, even their debut Blood Simple.
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No Country for Old Men / int_15b2cab3	type	Tempting Fate
No Country for Old Men / int_15b2cab3	comment	Tempting Fate: In the opening scene, the cop turns his back to Chigurh, confidently saying the situation's under control. Not two seconds later, Chigurh brutally kills the cop using just his handcuffs, and escapes the precinct. Moss phones Wells, only to find him dead. When Chigurh speaks with him, Moss confidently asserts he has found a way to beat him without involving his wife. Moss goes to a motel to prepare, and he ends up dead, not even by Chigurh himself, but the Mexican mobsters looking for the money.
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No Country for Old Men / int_19851b86	type	The Sociopath
No Country for Old Men / int_19851b86	comment	The Sociopath: Anton Chigurh is such a potent one that he's a walking force of unstoppable evil.
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No Country for Old Men / int_19ebe383	type	Never Trust a Trailer
No Country for Old Men / int_19ebe383	comment	Never Trust a Trailer: The trailer makes the film look like a tough action film, and alludes to a final confrontation between Wells and Chigurh. Those who have seen the film know that the trailer couldn't be less like it.
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No Country for Old Men / int_1b06aa41	type	Villains Never Lie
No Country for Old Men / int_1b06aa41	comment	Villains Never Lie: Averted. The Juarez Cartel recovers their heroin from the deal gone wrong, but reports it missing to the other party involved.
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No Country for Old Men / int_1f6983f7	type	Ambiguous Situation
No Country for Old Men / int_1f6983f7	comment	Ambiguous Situation: Many people think that going again into the desert to give water was an extremely dumb decision Moss made. But ultimately this could be a thing that actually saved his life for that time. They tried to chase him there, he managed to get out, he knew they would soon find him by the truck plate and he started moving. If he hadn't returned to the desert, he most likely would have been eventually found by Chigurh via the tracker, he would have caught him completely off guard in his own house. It's never made explicit whether Chigurh killed the accountant. Does Bell's dream symbolize hope, or despair?
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No Country for Old Men / int_1f799027	type	Obstructive Bureaucrat
No Country for Old Men / int_1f799027	comment	Obstructive Bureaucrat: The one time Anton Chigurh meets his match is when the receptionist at the trailer park office refuses to tell him where Moss works. He repeats his demand in an attempt to intimidate her, but she doesn't cave.
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No Country for Old Men / int_20a14df0	type	Wrong Genre Savvy
No Country for Old Men / int_20a14df0	comment	Wrong Genre Savvy: Llewelyn Moss. He refuses to accept that the world isn't as black and white as he believes it is, and acts like he's a stereotypical action hero. This flaw ends up getting him killed.
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No Country for Old Men / int_21718ffc	type	Deep South
No Country for Old Men / int_21718ffc	comment	Deep South: The setting, although the simple folk oblivious to the evil encroaching upon them evoke shades of Sweet Home Alabama.
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No Country for Old Men / int_21d70919	type	Crapsack World
No Country for Old Men / int_21d70919	comment	Crapsack World: Sheriff Bell seems to believe that this is what the world is becoming, as does his friend in El Paso, who complains about teens coloring their hair and wearing nose rings. His old mentor later sets him straight. The world isn't becoming crapsack, it's always been that way.
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No Country for Old Men / int_237404cc	type	Ironic Echo
No Country for Old Men / int_237404cc	comment	Ironic Echo: Not verbally, but when Chigurh gets into a car collision that gives him a nasty open fracture (read: bone piercing skin), he asks one of two youths for his shirt as a (partial) disguise in exchange for a lot of money. Llewelyn does much the same thing earlier after getting wounded by Anton, asking three college-age kids for a coat in exchange for a lot of money.
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No Country for Old Men / int_23ce4798	type	Sinister Southwest
No Country for Old Men / int_23ce4798	comment	Sinister Southwest: A poacher in 1980s Southwest Texas finds the aftermath of a drug deal gone bloody in the desert and retrieves a briefcase full of money, leading to a peculiar hitman violently pursuing him across the state.
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No Country for Old Men / int_272abb98	comment	Shoot the Shaggy Dog: The climax of the film is starkly anticlimactic, causing many to debate whether it's a brilliant deconstruction or an insulting cop-out.
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No Country for Old Men / int_27690f66	comment	Literary Allusion Title: Taken from the poem "Sailing to Byzantium" by William Butler Yeats. While in the original poem the speaker is an old man who can no longer keep up with the lust (Eros) of the young, Sheriff Bell is an old man who can't keep up with the violence (Thanatos) of the young.
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No Country for Old Men / int_2854b56d	type	Uncertain Doom
No Country for Old Men / int_2854b56d	comment	Uncertain Doom: After Chigurh kills the man who hired Wells, the accountant with whom said man was speaking asks Chigurh what he'll do to him: Similarly, the man who T-bones Chigurh's car as he leave Carla Jean's house. You can see the driver slumped in the seat, but whether the impact rendered him unconscious or dead isn't touched upon.
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No Country for Old Men / int_294ed981	type	Bilingual Bonus
No Country for Old Men / int_294ed981	comment	Bilingual Bonus: When Moss gets woken up by the Mariachis the song they're playing translates to: "You wanted to fly with no wings/You wanted to touch heaven/You wanted many riches/You wanted to play with fire/And now that—"
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No Country for Old Men / int_29a39f6	type	Easter Egg
No Country for Old Men / int_29a39f6	comment	Easter Egg: The credits include an attribution for "The One Right Tool," a reference to one of Chigurh's apparent reasons for turning on his employer. Right above it is a credit for "Serious Matters" (i.e., lawyerin' stuff).
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No Country for Old Men / int_2a090d00	comment	Lampshade Hanging:
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No Country for Old Men / int_2ae29c0d	comment	The Dreaded: Even other hardened killers are afraid of Chigurh, and with good reason.
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No Country for Old Men / int_2bfabe7	comment	Trespassing to Talk: The protagonist's wife encountering Psycho for Hire Anton Chigurh in her house, having been waiting there for her to return.
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No Country for Old Men / int_2cac89cf	comment	The Ingenue: Carla Jean Moss, who is genuinely innocent of Llewellyn's antics.
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No Country for Old Men / int_2d4fa515	type	Ax-Crazy
No Country for Old Men / int_2d4fa515	comment	Ax-Crazy: Anton Chigurh kills with no emotion, and has a "personal code" which mostly seems to function as an Insane Troll Logic excuse for killing people for no real reason.
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No Country for Old Men / int_2de7bbf1	comment	Nominal Hero: Moss. He is impulsive, prideful, and stubborn, to the point that his actions get a lot of innocent people killed as well as ensure his own doom. However, we are not supposed to see him as a hero so much as an opportunistic, foolish man in a situation far out of his depth. Character-wise, the only thing he really has going for him is that the men hunting for him (both Chigurh and the Mexican cartel) are a lot worse.
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No Country for Old Men / int_2e10c4ab	comment	Missing Floor: In the scene where Wells gets hired at the "corporate office," he makes a comment about counting the floors to the building and there being one missing. This is in reference to the practice of skipping floor "13" in larger buildings because the number is considered unlucky. Of course, there still is a thirteenth floor in the building, it's only the label that's changed. It's a subtle indication that the people at the top of the organization are kidding themselves about what they can control.
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No Country for Old Men / int_2e8441c9	comment	The Bad Guy Wins: Chigurh walks off quite badly injured because of a car accident but otherwise he's killed everyone he was hired to kill and then some and it doesn't seem like he will face repercussions. It’s even worse in the book, where he not only explicitly gets away but ends up taking over the syndicate’s drug operations. That such things seem to happen more and more in the modern world is what drives Sheriff Bell over the Despair Event Horizon.
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No Country for Old Men / int_331e80a0	type	Disapproving Look
No Country for Old Men / int_331e80a0	comment	Disapproving Look: Tommy Lee Jones' famous "Implied Facepalm" given to one of his deputies — in context, he has just read out a news story about about a serial killing that was sadistic but also surreally comedic, and wryly remarks that the neighbours managed to overlook multiple graves being dug in the garden. Funny or not, he is taken aback when his deputy laughs at this line.
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No Country for Old Men / int_3322e9cd	comment	Hollywood Old: Uncle Ellis is supposed to be much older than Ed Tom Bell. Ellis' actor, Barry Corbin, is only about six years older than Ed's actor, Tommy Lee Jones.
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No Country for Old Men / int_33576bdb	comment	Ed Tom Bell is The Sheriff who is trying to stop Moss and Chigurh, but is too apathetic to be anything more than a Pinball Protagonist.
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No Country for Old Men / int_370fcc49	comment	Meaningful Appearance: Throughout the movie, cowboy boots are heavily focused on, whether it's through the frequent shots of Anton Chigurh's or having an entire scene devoted to Llewelyn buying them, with this fixation emphasizing the New Old West atmosphere of the film as a whole.
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No Country for Old Men / int_37d94ed9	comment	Agony of the Feet: A brief scene in the clothing store's bathroom, when Llewelyn pulls his socks off, shows extensive blistering on his feet from his old boots.
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No Country for Old Men / int_382a6399	comment	The Hero Dies: Moss himself near the end.
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No Country for Old Men / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: A very dark example. When ruminating on the state of the world in the book, Sheriff Bell references the recent murder of a federal judge. The murder occurred in real life and was committed by hitman Charles Harrelson, father of Woody Harrelson (yes, really), who plays Wells in the movie.
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No Country for Old Men / int_396e1c2a	comment	Face Death with Dignity: Carla Jean, in the film. Also discussed when Chigurh is about to kill Carson. The accountant seems remarkably unfazed considering Chigurh has just killed the only other man in the room with him; he just calmly asks if he's going to die next. But, it's entirely possible he survives, as we never do see the results of the conversation.
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No Country for Old Men / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: When Wells is introduced, his employer asks him when he last saw Chigurh, and Wells cites the exact date. We do later learn that Wells is indeed familiar with Chigurh... but we never learn what that earlier incident was about or (given what a psychopath Chigurh is) how Wells managed to survive.
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No Country for Old Men / int_3dc6aa5b	comment	New Old West: A very Western story, set in a very Western state, complete with sundowns and showdowns and gunfights.
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No Country for Old Men / int_3ed23024	comment	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: Gunshots are not something you can easily shrug off, even if you are a trained veteran or an unstoppable killing machine. Both Llewelyn and Chigurh have to carefully treat bullet wounds they get, and the effects are felt for the rest of the film. Llewelyn and Chigurh don't face off in an explosive showdown. Chigurh isn't the only person looking for Llewelyn's stolen money, and unsurprisingly, some other hitmen get the drop on Llewelyn instead, resulting in him being killed anticlimactically offscreen. Chigurh's car crash in the finale shows that, for all he thinks of himself as an unstoppable entity, he's still just a man, and evading death in a gun fight without breaking a sweat doesn't mean you can't be killed by something as mundane as a driver on a sleepy suburban street running through a stop sign. The fact that he only survives through pure luck just drives it home further.
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No Country for Old Men / int_3eee0728	comment	Captain Obvious: After Chigurh gets T-boned, one of the kids on the bicycles states the obvious fact that Chigurh has a bone sticking out of his arm. In fact, he states it twice. Then again, he's probably more concerned that Chigurh's showing a disturbing lack of alarm about his injury.
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No Country for Old Men / int_41d5f145	comment	Fluffy the Terrible: Lampshaded; "Chigurh" is pronounced almost like "sugar." Then there's his sense of fashion...
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No Country for Old Men / int_423f5a19	comment	Killed Offscreen: Happens to both Llewelyn and Carla Jean.
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No Country for Old Men / int_447d9e50	comment	Xanatos Speed Chess: The film is essentially a three-way game between Moss, Chigurh, and Bell. Moss is clever enough to keep making plans after he realizes he's being hunted (and how). Notably, he's the only one of Chigurh's targets that the latter fails to trap/kill with minimal effort. Unfortunately, Moss' cleverness isn't quite enough, even if it's not Chigurh who nails him in the end. When Anton Chigurh is outsmarted and injured by Moss outside the Eagle Motel, he realizes bushwhacking the Vietnam veteran isn't going to work. Anton immediately restructures his hunt to prioritize eliminating Moss' only way out: Wells and the man who hired him. He then threatens to kill his wife, in order to lure Moss to the nearest airport.
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No Country for Old Men / int_4508b16b	comment	The Guards Must Be Crazy: Moss simply walks over the US-Mexican border into Mexico, past the only Mexican night shift customs officer, who is asleep. Truth in Television, however, justifies this — you can indeed cross the border to Mexico without as much as a passport control, but getting back to the US is a totally different affair altogether.
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No Country for Old Men / int_45d60174	comment	Pile Bunker: One of Chigurh's weapons of choice.
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No Country for Old Men / int_49d18492	comment	Scenery Gorn: From the shots of the barren, desolate Texas landscape to the long pans over dead bodies in the early stages of decay, this movie has it in spades.
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No Country for Old Men / int_49f20c6a	type	Gory Discretion Shot
No Country for Old Men / int_49f20c6a	comment	Gory Discretion Shot: Several; in one instance, a discretion cut moves to a later scene.
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No Country for Old Men / int_4b1ca7d2	type	Genre Roulette
No Country for Old Men / int_4b1ca7d2	comment	Genre Roulette: A specialty of The Coen Brothers. Each of the main characters' stories seems to inhabit its own genre: Chigurh is the killer in a slasher movie, Ed Tom Bell is in a Western, and Moss is in a gritty crime thriller.
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No Country for Old Men / int_4c583974	type	A MacGuffin Full of Money
No Country for Old Men / int_4c583974	comment	A MacGuffin Full of Money: Moss has a suitcase containing $2 million. Chigurh is hunting Moss to get the money. Bell is hunting Chigurh and simultaneously hunting Moss in hopes of getting him to safety. Chigurh never catches up with Moss, and Bell never catches up with either Moss or Chigurh. Bell and Chigurh almost cross paths, but they never actually meet one another.
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No Country for Old Men / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
No Country for Old Men / int_4e3d253b	comment	Downer Ending: Not only is the deuteragonist murdered (off-screen), but then the villain murders the hero's wife (again, off-screen) and escapes justice, leaving an old man to contemplate his inability to act in the face of so much seemingly pointless violence of the world. On a slightly brighter note, we see that Chigurh is himself not immune to the impartiality of the universe. While he survives the film, he winds up wounded and without his money. The novel also implies that the police are still tracking down Chigurh, indicating that soon he will be caught.
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No Country for Old Men / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
No Country for Old Men / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: It doubles as a Badass Boast... or it would have, if not for the eventual subversion. Moss and Chigurh never actually meet again.
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No Country for Old Men / int_50f66629	type	Crazy-Prepared
No Country for Old Men / int_50f66629	comment	Crazy-Prepared: Moss goes to some trouble setting up a proper hideout and trying to preempt his enemy's attacks. If it were not for his quick thinking and planning, he could have been killed very quickly.
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No Country for Old Men / int_51589353	type	The Cartel
No Country for Old Men / int_51589353	comment	The Cartel: Real-life drug kingpin Pablo Acosta's Juarez Cartel is one of the two parties involved in the drug deal gone wrong. Their hitmen eventually kill Moss.
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No Country for Old Men / int_52989fee	type	Narrator
No Country for Old Men / int_52989fee	comment	Narrator: Sheriff Ed Tom Bell. In the movie, he narrates the opening, and in his closing scenes, his dialogue becomes more and more like narration.
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No Country for Old Men / int_53407671	type	Action Survivor
No Country for Old Men / int_53407671	comment	Action Survivor: Llewelyn Moss. Initially. Not so much by the end.
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No Country for Old Men / int_54243cf7	type	Parrot Exposition
No Country for Old Men / int_54243cf7	comment	Parrot Exposition: Chigurh, especially so during the gas station scene:
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No Country for Old Men / int_58db779e	type	Letting the Air out of the Band
No Country for Old Men / int_58db779e	comment	Letting the Air out of the Band: Used in the mariachi band scene for one of the few moments of overt comic relief in the film.
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No Country for Old Men / int_59907e4f	type	Police Are Useless
No Country for Old Men / int_59907e4f	comment	Police Are Useless: The cops are either shot or are too late — and even then, Ed Tom is either unwilling or unable to do more, such as help federals and DEA agents with investigating the bizarre murder scene. In the end, he decides he's had enough after Llewelyn is killed right before he manages to reach him.
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No Country for Old Men / int_5a22609e	type	Creator Thumbprint
No Country for Old Men / int_5a22609e	comment	Creator Thumbprint: For the film. Even though this movie shocked many audiences in 2007 by being considerably Darker and Edgier than most of the Coens' previous films, it still bears several of their signature elements: it's set in the recent past (the early 1980s), it's about a crime gone awry (the botched drug deal), and it features a seemingly emotionless Implacable Man with an embarrassing haircut (Chigurh).
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No Country for Old Men / int_5f146203	type	Dissonant Serenity
No Country for Old Men / int_5f146203	comment	Dissonant Serenity: One of the most chilling aspects of Chigurh.
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No Country for Old Men / int_603f1a80	type	Pragmatic Adaptation
No Country for Old Men / int_603f1a80	comment	Pragmatic Adaptation: The style in which the novel is written would seem to be difficult to adapt to film, but the Coens manage to do it justice by translating McCarthy's stark language into stark imagery and audio design. This resulted in it being one of the few films that is widely regarded to be superior to the book. It helps that the book was originally written as a screenplay to begin with.
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No Country for Old Men / int_62fd5552	type	Bavarian Fire Drill
No Country for Old Men / int_62fd5552	comment	Bavarian Fire Drill: In a particularly disturbing example, Chigurh steals a random passerby's car by pulling him over in a police car, and manages to get him to stand still and complacent as he punches a hole into his forehead with a cattle bolt.
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No Country for Old Men / int_6552b710	type	The Syndicate
No Country for Old Men / int_6552b710	comment	The Syndicate: The Matacumbe Petroleum Group, which is the company that owns the stolen money and hires both Anton Chigurh and Carson Wells to recover it.
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No Country for Old Men / int_6a2ae11f	comment	Improbable Weapon User: Chigurh. He uses a pneumatic cattle bolt gun as a lock-breaker and once as an improvised weapon, and his primary firearm is a silenced Remington 11-87 shotgun with a pistol grip.
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No Country for Old Men / int_6cb4cb70	type	Improperly Placed Firearms
No Country for Old Men / int_6cb4cb70	comment	Improperly Placed Firearms: In one scene, Chigurh uses a Glock 19 pistol. The movie takes place in 1980, but Glock pistols were not produced until 1983, and the 19 specifically didn't arrive until 1988. His Remington 11-87 wouldn't be introduced until 1987. At one point, Llewelyn acquires a Heckler & Koch SP89, which per its name wasn't produced until 1989. It's standing in for the full-auto MP5k mentioned by name in the book, which did exist by the time of the film's setting.
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No Country for Old Men / int_6d722dcd	type	When I Was Your Age...
No Country for Old Men / int_6d722dcd	comment	When I Was Your Age...: One of the big tropes of the film, and one that's ultimately defied. Sheriff Bell feels that the world is more violent than when he was young, and doesn't want to face it. But as his mentor tells him in the end, the world's always been violent, and it's vanity on his part to think it's changing just 'cause he's getting older. Fridge Logic sets in when you realize that Bell is probably a fan of Westerns. The average Western is oodles more violent than 1980s Texas. He'd probably get over himself if he just sat down and watched The Searchers.
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No Country for Old Men / int_6e27397	type	Missed Him by That Much
No Country for Old Men / int_6e27397	comment	Missed Him by That Much: An amusing example occurs when Bell and Wendell are searching for Chigurh at Moss's trailer. Chigurh tracks Llewelyn via transponder to a motel room. While Chigurh is violently eliminating the Mexicans occupying the room, Llewelyn is dragging the 50 lb. satchel through a ventilation duct in the opposite room. The gunfire and screaming mask the scraping sounds created by the bag. By the time Anton checks the vent, Llewelyn has left the motel and hitched a ride out of town.
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No Country for Old Men / int_6fb5cb83	type	I Gave My Word
No Country for Old Men / int_6fb5cb83	comment	I Gave My Word: A dark example. When they briefly connect over the phone, Chigurh demands that Moss surrender himself and the money, or else he'll track down and murder his wife Carla Jean. Moss, predictably, refuses the ultimatum. At the end of the film, even though Moss is dead and Chigurh has already recovered the cash, he shows up at her house and makes good on his promise, using this exact justification.
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No Country for Old Men / int_6feaf27b	type	Scarily Competent Tracker
No Country for Old Men / int_6feaf27b	comment	Scarily Competent Tracker: Carson Wells. Subverted by Anton Chigurh, however. Llewelyn eventually realizes that there's no way Chigurh could be tracking him so effectively without some sort of advantage. Sure enough, there's a tracking device in the money bag. After this, Chigurh finds it significantly harder to pursue Moss, and decides to try luring him by threatening his wife instead.
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No Country for Old Men / int_7098892d	type	Weapon-Based Characterization
No Country for Old Men / int_7098892d	comment	Weapon-Based Characterization: Bell uses a revolver for a service pistol. Chigurh carries a captive bolt pistol wherever he goes and also has a silenced shotgun to sneak up on targets with, demonstrating his resourcefulness and unpredictability. Moss doesn't have a signature weapon, using whatever's at hand while on the run. He uses everything from his hunting rifle to a Sawed-Off Shotgun.
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No Country for Old Men / int_7286e96d	type	Idiot Ball
No Country for Old Men / int_7286e96d	comment	Idiot Ball: Moss going back to give the dying man water (when he's likely already dead at that point), which is what sets the chase in motion. He even lampshades this when he says he's about to do something really stupid. Moss going half the movie after acquiring the money before finding the transponder in the bag with the money. He never even decided to search the bag to count the money? Of course, this is done because otherwise the film would be much, much shorter. Related, the drug cartel's plan to keep tabs on the money by using the transponder in the first place. They couldn't have predicted that if things went south with the drug deal, that the person who ended up with the money would just ditch the bag like Moss did.
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No Country for Old Men / int_72cdfc33	type	Big Bad Ensemble
No Country for Old Men / int_72cdfc33	comment	Big Bad Ensemble: Anton Chigurh, the Juarez Cartel, and the Matacumbe Petroleum Group are all after the money and willing to kill for it (moreso the former two, mind). One could argue that Moss is a Villain Protagonist, too, since he is, after all, ultimately just a thief who robs a bunch of dead men (and endangers his family while he's at it), though he is easily the least reprehensible of the bunch.
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No Country for Old Men / int_76a83c72	type	Arbitrary Gun Power
No Country for Old Men / int_76a83c72	comment	Arbitrary Gun Power: In Real Life, a cattle-gun would barely be able to dent a door-lock, much less blow it completely out of the door. Though, one could argue that one of the most psychotic and dangerous people ever may have made a few accommodations to his main method of breaking into houses and killing victims.
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No Country for Old Men / int_7abd339f	type	Black-and-White Morality
No Country for Old Men / int_7abd339f	comment	Black-and-White Morality: Moss mistakenly believes that this is how the world works.
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No Country for Old Men / int_7b8b3def	type	Celebrity Paradox
No Country for Old Men / int_7b8b3def	comment	Celebrity Paradox: In the novel, Ed Tom Bell mentions the murder of a federal judge in San Antonio. He's referring to John Howland Wood, who was assassinated outside his townhouse by a contract killer named Charles Harrelson on May 29, 1979. Woody Harrelson (yes, the son of Charles) would go on to co-star in the Coen Brothers' film.
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No Country for Old Men / int_7d53bc0b	type	Hollywood Silencer
No Country for Old Men / int_7d53bc0b	comment	Hollywood Silencer: With its enormous silencer, Chigurh's Remington 11-87 shotgun has a report no louder than that of a BB gun.
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No Country for Old Men / int_81a1960f	type	Silence Is Golden
No Country for Old Men / int_81a1960f	comment	Silence is Golden: The film's famously laconic, having several long periods of silence, and no score until the credits.
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No Country for Old Men / int_86b21114	type	Badass Boast
No Country for Old Men / int_86b21114	comment	Badass Boast: "I'm going to make you my special project."
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No Country for Old Men / int_8767b1f3	type	Black-and-Gray Morality
No Country for Old Men / int_8767b1f3	comment	Black-and-Gray Morality: Chigurh versus Moss. Chigurh is a relentless, cold-blooded killer. Moss is impulsive and prideful, getting innocent people like his wife in danger or killed, which ultimately leads to his own death.
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No Country for Old Men / int_8829dfa0	type	What the Hell Is That Accent?
No Country for Old Men / int_8829dfa0	comment	What the Hell Is That Accent?: Chigurh's one is a bizarre mix of Bardem's natural Spanish, West Texan, Transylvanian, and something like Martian. He sounds like an alien trying to imitate a human accent, only to land in the Uncanny Valley.
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No Country for Old Men / int_8a8f37f9	type	Artistic License â€“ Law Enforcement
No Country for Old Men / int_8a8f37f9	comment	Artistic License – Law Enforcement: In the film, the deputy who arrests Chigurh at the beginning simply has him sit in a chair, then turns him back on him and makes a phone call. This allows Chigurh to bend forward, slip his cuffed hands under his feet so that his hands are in front of him, then choke the deputy to death. In reality, he would have immediately been placed in a holding cell.
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No Country for Old Men / int_8ae880f7	type	Deconstruction
No Country for Old Men / int_8ae880f7	comment	Deconstruction: Moss is a deconstruction of the action hero, especially the older tougher variety. He thinks of himself as tough, resourceful, and morally righteous. To the audience, he comes across as greedy, vain, and stupid, never really thinking of the consequences of his actions, either to himself or those around him. Like Sheriff Bell, Moss is an archetype of an era that never existed when men never gave in to bad guys, the lines of black and white were clear, and the hero got to ride off into the sunset when it's over. He doesn't seem to realize that the world is and has always been a much darker place where men like that have no place. Unlike Bell, he never realizes, and pays the ultimate price for his arrogance.
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No Country for Old Men / int_8b5df221	type	Surprise Car Crash
No Country for Old Men / int_8b5df221	comment	Surprise Car Crash: One is used as part of its Anti-Climax ending. After Anton Chigurh kills Carla Jean and drives off before the police arrive, his car is struck down by another vehicle as he is leaving the neighborhood. Chigurh is as much a victim of circumstance as anyone else.
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No Country for Old Men / int_90e31482	type	Laser-Guided Karma
No Country for Old Men / int_90e31482	comment	Laser-Guided Karma: Chigurh gets T-boned by a speeding car a few minutes after killing Carla Jean. While Chigurh's shown to have fixed his wounds before, the sort of fracture he receives is going to put him out of commission for a long while (if not permanently) without real medical aid.
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No Country for Old Men / int_91495e52	type	Heads or Tails?
No Country for Old Men / int_91495e52	comment	Heads or Tails?: Anton Chigurh flips a coin to decide whether to kill a potential victim. Those that choose not to take the chance are killed anyway, because they refuse to submit to the Powers That Be. Fans actually debate over the reason why he does it. Carla Jean refuses to play, refusing to blame the coin or fate for what she believes is her inevitable death -- simply Chigurh.
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No Country for Old Men / int_928ca2cc	type	You Have Outlived Your Usefulness
No Country for Old Men / int_928ca2cc	comment	You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: Chigurh does this to everybody to the point it's impossible to deal with him.
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No Country for Old Men / int_94e4b975	type	Vomit Indiscretion Shot
No Country for Old Men / int_94e4b975	comment	Vomit Indiscretion Shot: Llewelyn, after inspecting his wounds past the Mexican border.
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No Country for Old Men / int_950bbfa7	comment	Take a Third Option: Subverted. Carla refuses to call the coin Chigurh flips for her. He kills her anyway.
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No Country for Old Men / int_957e5fc2	comment	Villainous Breakdown: A subtle example when Chigurh is badly wounded unexpectedly in a car accident. He looks shocked, and tells the boys at the scene he needs to sit and get his bearings for a while. Then he practically begs the boys for a shirt and help to make a sling for his broken arm, followed by giving them a generous tip for the help. All very out of character for Chigurh, showing us he's not as powerful as he thinks.
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No Country for Old Men / int_969c0ac2	comment	Fresh Clue: In the film, while Sheriff Ed Tom Bell is investigating Llewelyn Moss' trailer, he notices condensation on a bottle of milk. The killer they're tracking had left the milk there less than an hour ago. Unfortunately, this doesn't really help them find the killer now.
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No Country for Old Men / int_96a33f11	comment	Riddle for the Ages: Is Chigurh really hiding in the hotel room where Moss was killed when Bell decides to check it, or does Bell, after noticing that the knob is missing, just imagine that Chigurh is there, ready to ambush him? At first sight, it would appear to be the former (Bell never actually meets Chigurh, so it would make no sense for him to "imagine" him exactly as he looked like), however, some elements point to the latter. (When Bell opens the door, it appears that behind it there would be no space for Chigurh to hide. Also, the air tank that Chigurh uses to carry around to pry doors open is nowhere to be seen, hinting that Chigurh may have already left.) According to those who have read it, not even the script provides a clear answer about that.
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No Country for Old Men / int_99ddfcec	type	Unwitting Instigator of Doom
No Country for Old Men / int_99ddfcec	comment	Unwitting Instigator of Doom: While on the way to meet up with Moss with her daughter, Carla's mother speaks to a polite, well-dressed Mexican man who helps her with her luggage, making small talk about where she's headed. Using this information, the gang is able to get the drop on Moss just as he thought he had a moment to breathe and plan, killing him. This, in turn, utterly seals Carla's fate, as Moss' plan to confront Chigurh and send her away with the money was the only conceivable way he might not have been able to kill her.
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No Country for Old Men / int_9dfd7154	type	Fridge Logic
No Country for Old Men / int_9dfd7154	comment	Fridge Logic sets in when you realize that Bell is probably a fan of Westerns. The average Western is oodles more violent than 1980s Texas. He'd probably get over himself if he just sat down and watched The Searchers.
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No Country for Old Men / int_9e07f1f8	type	Nostalgia Ain't Like It Used to Be
No Country for Old Men / int_9e07f1f8	comment	Nostalgia Ain't Like It Used to Be: Played with. Sheriff Bell often muses about how someone like Chigurh wouldn't have gotten away with anything in the "old days," but this claim is undermined at the end when his uncle Ellis tells him a tale of how his grandfather was killed in cold blood on his own porch in 1909 by a trio of Native Americans, and then says to him flat out that claiming the "old days" were better or more moral is nothing but vanity.
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No Country for Old Men / int_9ea277d2	type	Stealing from Thieves
No Country for Old Men / int_9ea277d2	comment	Stealing from Thieves: Both the book and its movie adaptation invoke this trope to get Anton Chigurh chasing Llewelyn Moss, a Vietnam veteran who stumbles on a drug deal gone awry. He steals a suitcase full of money from the scene, only to get caught going back to the crime scene...
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No Country for Old Men / int_a0434be6	type	Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette
No Country for Old Men / int_a0434be6	comment	Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette: Chigurh.
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No Country for Old Men / int_a4c37cbe	type	Mood Whiplash
No Country for Old Men / int_a4c37cbe	comment	Mood Whiplash: The entire scene with the mariachi band — they wake up Llewelyn from his tense firefight with Chigurh with their music, and stop when they see his blood-covered shirt.
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No Country for Old Men / int_a6c99b08	type	Shoot Out the Lock
No Country for Old Men / int_a6c99b08	comment	Shoot Out the Lock: Chigurh uses the cattle gun to do this when he's not using it for... other things.
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No Country for Old Men / int_a6cda066	type	Rule of Three
No Country for Old Men / int_a6cda066	comment	Rule of Three: Chigurh doesn't like getting blood on his boots, which we see three times: the first time in the hotel room when he shoots the Mexicans (while in sock feet). The second time, after he shoots Wells, he puts his feet up as he's on the phone with Llewelyn. The third time, as he's coming out of Carla Jean's mother's house, proof that he also killed Carla Jean.
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No Country for Old Men / int_a70223	type	Karma Houdini
No Country for Old Men / int_a70223	comment	Karma Houdini: Played with. Llewelyn's killers get away just as Bell arrives, but he managed to kill one and sent the rest running in fear. Later, Chigurh does kill his wife, but she defies his nonsensical logic. Shortly after, a car slams into him, but he manages to get out (albeit seriously injured) and escape after bribing some kids nearby to keep quiet — many critics saw this as a clean getaway, but even with his medical knowledge, the injuries he received are not treatable by himself, and are very likely to put him out of commission, if not kill him or make it possible for the police to finally corner him.
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No Country for Old Men / int_a8dcb1d7	type	Love at First Sight
No Country for Old Men / int_a8dcb1d7	comment	Love at First Sight: A rare, sweet moment when Carla Jean describes to Sheriff Bell how she met Moss. Moss simply walked into the store in which she worked, he said hello, and "that was all she wrote."
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No Country for Old Men / int_a8f3f520	type	Death Is Dramatic
No Country for Old Men / int_a8f3f520	comment	Death Is Dramatic: Moss' death is a notable subversion in drama, as it happens off-screen.
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No Country for Old Men / int_abe1e24e	type	Good Cannot Comprehend Evil
No Country for Old Men / int_abe1e24e	comment	Good Cannot Comprehend Evil: A major theme of the story, embodied by Sheriff Bell. However, the inverse is also depicted, as seen in Chigurh's frustration with Carla Jean refusing to play his coin flip game and pointing out his own agency.
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No Country for Old Men / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
No Country for Old Men / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Llewelyn Moss is (at least at first) a carefree one. His wife Carla Jean Moss is a fretful one. Ed Tom Bell is a wistful, morose one. Anton Chigurh is a cold and deadly one.
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No Country for Old Men / int_b0e81c37	type	A Simple Plan
No Country for Old Men / int_b0e81c37	comment	A Simple Plan: A very dark take. All Moss has to do is escape the cartel, send his wife away, and run long enough to ensure he's shaken them off his tail before he returns and gets to safety with his wife and the money. Right?
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No Country for Old Men / int_b27e39b1	type	Not Afraid of Hell
No Country for Old Men / int_b27e39b1	comment	Not Afraid of Hell: The nineteen-year-old murderer at the beginning fits this trope like a glove, going to the electric chair without complaint after murdering his girlfriend for no apparent reason:
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No Country for Old Men / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
No Country for Old Men / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Too Dumb to Live: The cop in the opening. Instead of putting Anton Chigurh in a jail cell after arresting him, he turns his back on him and sits at his desk to make a phone call, believing he has everything under control.
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No Country for Old Men / int_b5f7b739	type	Evil Overlooker
No Country for Old Men / int_b5f7b739	comment	Evil Overlooker: Chigurh overlooks Llewelyn Moss on the DVD cover pictured above.
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No Country for Old Men / int_ba44639	type	Killed Offscreen
No Country for Old Men / int_ba44639	comment	The story seemingly builds towards a final showdown between Moss and Chigurh, but the cartel unceremoniously kills Moss offscreen.
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No Country for Old Men / int_bbc77bb5	type	Hard Truth Aesop
No Country for Old Men / int_bbc77bb5	comment	Hard Truth Aesop: Delivered to the sheriff near the end of the film: you can't stop bad things. Or more specifically, you can't when you've gotten too old and the world has changed from when you were younger and could stop them.
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No Country for Old Men / int_bd4264a3	type	Slasher Smile
No Country for Old Men / int_bd4264a3	comment	Slasher Smile: Chigurh sports one during the strangling scene; it's the most emotion he shows in the entire movie.
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No Country for Old Men / int_be85ff22	type	Contract on the Hitman
No Country for Old Men / int_be85ff22	comment	Contract on the Hitman: Carson is hired to kill Anton after Anton kills the managerials who'd come out with him to survey the deal gone bad, as well as the Mexicans at the motel, causing his boss to think he's gone rogue.
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No Country for Old Men / int_beb9a361	type	Anti-Hero
No Country for Old Men / int_beb9a361	comment	Anti-Hero: Moss is probably a Nominal Hero, and Bell gradually goes into Knight in Sour Armor.
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No Country for Old Men / int_bec0417c	type	Happily Married
No Country for Old Men / int_bec0417c	comment	Happily Married: Ed Tom Bell and Loretta; Llewelyn and Carla Jean (though they snark at each other occasionally).
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No Country for Old Men / int_bfb14b83	type	Useless Protagonist
No Country for Old Men / int_bfb14b83	comment	Useless Protagonist: Sheriff Bell, who is too apathetic to even properly pursue Chigurh, unlike the hotshot deputies and the out-of-state investigators trying to piece together what's going on. One of his major scenes is his deputy trying to encourage him to go with the investigators at the crime scenes — he doesn't care, saying it'll do no good. He doesn't bother with investigating further after he fails to stop Chigurh or the hitmen from killing Llewelyn.
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No Country for Old Men / int_bffb777a	type	Sawed-Off Shotgun
No Country for Old Men / int_bffb777a	comment	Moss doesn't have a signature weapon, using whatever's at hand while on the run. He uses everything from his hunting rifle to a Sawed-Off Shotgun.
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No Country for Old Men / int_c10da874	type	The '80s
No Country for Old Men / int_c10da874	comment	The '80s: Set in 1980; since it's the beginning of the decade, and the setting is rural Texas, there isn't much stereotypical '80s fashion. Chigurh's rather out-of-place garb (alligator skin boots, denim jacket...) could be leftover fashion from the '70s, not to mention his haircut. There's no '80s pop soundtrack either; it's mostly eerie sound effects or silence.
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No Country for Old Men / int_c1cef253	type	Nice, Mean, and In-Between
No Country for Old Men / int_c1cef253	comment	Nice Mean And In Between: A darker example than most. Ed Tom Bell is The Sheriff who is trying to stop Moss and Chigurh, but is too apathetic to be anything more than a Pinball Protagonist. Anton Chigurh is a Professional Killer who's out to get the money from Moss and kill him for the trouble. Not that the trouble really makes any difference, as he's also a psycho who ends up killing most people he meets. Llewelyn Moss is an opportunistic Jerkass who's in it for himself, but he's not psychotic like Chigurh.
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No Country for Old Men / int_c3585f4a	type	Boom, Headshot!
No Country for Old Men / int_c3585f4a	comment	Boom, Headshot!: Chigurh to the poor sap he carjacks. With a cattle gun, of all things.
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No Country for Old Men / int_c3c18143	type	Hope Spot
No Country for Old Men / int_c3c18143	comment	Hope Spot: It's nearing the end of the second act, Moss has ditched the transponder that was tracing him, and Carla has just told Sheriff Bell exactly where her husband is going to be, that though he was too proud to ask for himself, he needed help to take on the monsters he was facing. All seems set for a third-act confrontation… but this isn't that kind of movie. Bell finds him freshly Killed Offscreen, and everything goes to hell for everyone else.
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No Country for Old Men / int_c49935fa	type	20 Minutes into the Past
No Country for Old Men / int_c49935fa	comment	20 Minutes into the Past: The book is set in the 1980s but was released in 2005, and the movie in 2007.
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No Country for Old Men / int_c57a6051	type	If I Do Not Return
No Country for Old Men / int_c57a6051	comment	If I Do Not Return:
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No Country for Old Men / int_c601fc37	type	Professional Killer
No Country for Old Men / int_c601fc37	comment	Professional Killer: Both Anton Chigurh and Carson Wells are assassins-for-hire and psychopathic, but Chigurh far outstrips Wells in the latter aspect.
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No Country for Old Men / int_c67af1b0	type	Big Bad Wannabe
No Country for Old Men / int_c67af1b0	comment	Big Bad Wannabe: The middle manager of the Matacumbe Petroleum Group. He seems to be the one who arranged to purchase $2.4 million worth of black tar heroin from Pablo Acosta's Juarez Cartel, and is responsible for bringing both Chigurh and Wells into the plot that he kicked off to begin with. It's subtly implied that this may be his first rodeo and that he's in over his head, and the company's initial foray into the drug trade ultimately gets him killed.
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No Country for Old Men / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
No Country for Old Men / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Mike Zoss Pharmacy. "Mike Zoss" is the name of the Coen Brothers' production company, and it was the actual name of a pharmacy located in St. Louis Park, Minnesota.
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No Country for Old Men / int_cafca250	type	Conscience Makes You Go Back
No Country for Old Men / int_cafca250	comment	Conscience Makes You Go Back: Moss finds a dying man asking for water when he first reaches the shootout. He leaves without helping, but his conscience prickles him later at home, so he returns to the shootout scene to bring the man water... which is a mistake, and kickstarts the plot.
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No Country for Old Men / int_cdfe12c3	type	Nothing Is Scarier
No Country for Old Men / int_cdfe12c3	comment	Nothing Is Scarier: This movie manages to make the act of unscrewing a lightbulb frightening. The build-up before the hotel shootout between Llewelyn and Chigurh. Anton can even make a coin flip absolutely terrifying.
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No Country for Old Men / int_cf92fea8	type	Cassandra Truth
No Country for Old Men / int_cf92fea8	comment	Cassandra Truth: "It's full of money."
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No Country for Old Men / int_d0b94038	type	You Keep Telling Yourself That
No Country for Old Men / int_d0b94038	comment	You Keep Telling Yourself That: It practically defines the character of Anton Chigurh. The film version stresses this even further; in the book, he manages to intimidate Carla Jean into calling the coin toss. In the film, we never see her break. She refuses to give him that 'out', and it's the closest he gets to a defeat.
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No Country for Old Men / int_d129e13e	type	"Eureka!" Moment
No Country for Old Men / int_d129e13e	comment	"Eureka!" Moment: Subverted. During his conversation with Carla Jean, Sheriff Bell mentions that modern cattle processors use an air gun for efficient killing. However, he is unable to realize that there's a connection to Chigurh's victims — who apparently died of bullet wounds with no bullets — and dismisses it as a stray thought.
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No Country for Old Men / int_d5139ac	type	Reality Has No Soundtrack
No Country for Old Men / int_d5139ac	comment	Reality Has No Soundtrack: The film uses an almost exclusively diegetic soundtrack in some places and silence in others, which adds to the Nothing Is Scarier theme of the film.
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No Country for Old Men / int_d609b01a	comment	Carnival of Killers: There's not only Chigurh, but Harrelson's character, and the random hitmen Chigurh kills.
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No Country for Old Men / int_d7b34c31	type	Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"
No Country for Old Men / int_d7b34c31	comment	Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": Stephen Root's character is credited as "Man Who Hires Wells."
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No Country for Old Men / int_dcc509ae	type	Staring Down Cthulhu
No Country for Old Men / int_dcc509ae	comment	Staring Down Cthulhu: A mix of this and Wowing Cthulhu. The old trailer park lady manages to impress Chigurh by being very matter of fact, remaining completely nonplussed by his threatening attitude and refusing to fold under pressure.
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No Country for Old Men / int_dda99fa8	comment	Despair Event Horizon: Bell crosses it after the deaths of Llewelyn and Carla Jean. A conversation with his Uncle Ellis reminds him that criminality and senseless violence have always been part of life in the region. Bell's narration ends on an ambiguous note as he relates two dreams he had. (They seem to allude to Cormac McCarthy's masterpiece The Road.)
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No Country for Old Men / int_ddb444ef	comment	Hates Small Talk: The unfettered, purpose-driven Chigurh does not respond well to idle chit-chat (see Evil Is Petty).
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No Country for Old Men / int_df410b77	comment	Decoy Protagonist: Llewelyn Moss. Sheriff Bell is the real protagonist (however nominal), and delivers both the opening and closing monologues. The story is about an old man not adapting to the reality of the brutal environment he works in.
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No Country for Old Men / int_dfe687c9	comment	Alone with the Psycho: Most characters in the story find themselves alone and helpless with Anton Chigurh. No one ever shows up to rescue them.
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No Country for Old Men / int_e116fedc	comment	Play-Along Prisoner: In his first scene, Anton Chigurh allows a deputy to arrest him, slips his cuffs from back to front, kills the deputy, and steals a police car. All just to prove a point about supreme will.
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No Country for Old Men / int_e16fb8ca	comment	Hero Killer: Anton Chigurh murders Carson Wells and Carla Jean.
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No Country for Old Men / int_e5421161	comment	Expy: Chigurh is one of The Terminator. Word of God acknowledged this, and said that the ending where Chigurh has a violent bone break was to make him seem less like a machine.
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No Country for Old Men / int_e542d889	comment	Gorn: The Coen brothers said themselves they wanted to make the "strangling" scene in the beginning the most violent strangling in the history of movies. The unfortunate random passerby whose only crime was letting Moss into his pickup suffers one of the most gruesome deaths in the movie. The death of the man who hires Wells. Then there's the guy in the hotel whose arm gets obliterated by Chigurh's weapon.
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No Country for Old Men / int_e57b45c4	comment	Quieter Than Silence: Due to there being almost no music prior to the closing credits, the audience can hear a lot of environmental sounds like wind and footsteps when characters aren't talking or shooting.
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No Country for Old Men / int_e6321da2	comment	Info Drop: In the film, the date is revealed from the fact that a 1958 coin "has traveled 22 years to get here." Llewelyn's phone bill and Agnes' tombstone also bear the year.
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No Country for Old Men / int_e7ae07f5	comment	Briefcase Full of Money: Moss takes one from the site of the botched drug deal, setting the plot in motion.
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No Country for Old Men / int_e7fe3ece	comment	Ominous Walk: Anton Chigurh uses this quite a bit, emphasizing his status as The Dreaded.
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No Country for Old Men / int_e8cae797	comment	Freudian Trio: Moss is the Ego, Chigurh is the Id (representing darkness and violence), Bell the Superego (representing all that is good and rational). Going on the Good vs. Evil, with man in the middle interpretation, that is.
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No Country for Old Men / int_e90a93b2	comment	Creepy Monotone: Chigurh speaks in one, although the slight intonation he does have at times carries almost palpable menace.
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No Country for Old Men / int_e9544bad	comment	Good Ol' Boy: Seeing as the story is set in rural Texas, there are plenty of these. Sheriff Bell, with his wistfulness for a better past that never was, is perhaps the best example.
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No Country for Old Men / int_ea2e9f2d	comment	No Ending: Played with. As noted above, with the exceptions of Chigurh and Sheriff Bell, every major character dies. A quick shot reveals that Chigurh had found the money in the ventilation system again, and left with the money, but it goes by fast and is irrelevant to the story by this point. Further, Chigurh is grievously wounded — in the novel, it's taken further, where the sheriffs will continue tracking him.
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No Country for Old Men / int_eb8ec7c8	comment	Llewelyn Moss is an opportunistic Jerkass who's in it for himself, but he's not psychotic like Chigurh.
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No Country for Old Men / int_eb8f64a6	comment	No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: The man with the chicken crates who stops to give Chigurh a jump. He gets a new hole in his head for his troubles. Moss' act of mercy to bring the dying Mexican mobster water gets the cartels on his trail, though it also gives him warning that someone is looking for the cash, which sets Moss running and helps him figure out that there's a tracking beacon in the cash before Chigurh can ambush him.
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No Country for Old Men / int_eeb4a5eb	comment	Anti-Climax: The story seemingly builds towards a final showdown between Moss and Chigurh, but the cartel unceremoniously kills Moss offscreen. The film then intentionally sets up a fight between Chigurh and Sheriff Bell instead, but Chigurh runs off and Bell never meets him.
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No Country for Old Men / int_f13a02c1	comment	Dead Foot Leadfoot: Moss hitches a ride with a bystander, who is killed while Moss talks to him. Later, he hitches another ride with an entirely different man, who is also killed for his trouble, but that happens long after he was separated from Moss.
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No Country for Old Men / int_f6667222	comment	Inexplicable Cornered Escape: Near the film's end, Sheriff Ed Tom Bell arrives at a crime scene while Chigurh is still there, leading audiences to expect these characters to finally meet and have their showdown. But Chigurh somehow evades Sheriff Bell, with no explanation.
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No Country for Old Men / int_f6b30338	comment	Murder Is the Best Solution: Or in Chigurh's case, murder is the ONLY solution.
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No Country for Old Men / int_f7602ddc	comment	Handy Cuffs: Initially, Chigurh's hands were cuffed from behind, but while the cop is distracted on the phone he slips his feet between his hands so that the cuffs are in front of him, and then uses them to strangle the cop.
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No Country for Old Men / int_f8e010ce	comment	Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: For all that he's an unstoppable monster who cannot be argued with, the old man at the gas station gets a small but powerful retort when he responds "I was just passing the time. If you don't want to accept that, I don't know what I can do for you." It seems almost to enrage Chigurh that someone would try to be friendly to someone else, even when they don't have to be, just for the sake of being nice.
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No Country for Old Men / int_fb868de0	comment	Self Stitching: Chigurh blows up a car as a distraction so he can steal medical supplies to treat his injuries; he's later shown stitching himself up, as if we need proof that he's any more badass than he already is.
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No Country for Old Men / int_fe64d5a1	comment	Evil Is Petty: Chigurh is willing to belittle and possibly kill a gas station attendant for trying to make small talk with him.
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No Country for Old Men / int_ff7f34c5	comment	Pet the Dog: Llewelyn goes back to the scene of the gunfight with a full carton of water out of sympathy for the driver he refused to help earlier ("I ain't got no damn agua") who was probably dead anyway.
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No Country for Old Men / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: A very well done one that averts Guns Do Not Work That Way. In the scene where Moss goes back to give water to the dying man (pointless, as the man is already dead when he arrives), drug dealers find him and set their dog on him. This forces Moss to swim across the river to escape, with the pit bull swimming after him. When he reaches the other side, he knows he can't outrun the dog and doesn't even try. A thousand other action movies would have him simply whip out his gun and shoot the dog. Not here. Moss knows his gun is soaking wet and has to be cleared before he can attempt to fire it, and goes through the correct procedure to do so. Keep in mind that he does all of the following under extreme pressure, as the dog is getting out of the water and coming after him. He racks the slide, ejecting the cartridge in the chamber, which had the most exposure to the water. He ejects the magazine, allowing as much water as possible to drain from the gun while simultaneously shaking the magazine to get the water out of it. He then blows several times into the barrel and the magazine receiver to clear water from them. Water does not compress, so any droplets of water in the barrel could very well have the gun blowing up in his face. After all this, he reinserts the magazine, chambers a round, and shoots the dog just as it is leaping at him. Total elapsed time from starting to clear the gun to shooting the dog: ten seconds.
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