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NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN (2007) Breakdown | Ending Explained, Analysis, Making Of & Hidden Details

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Go to <a href="https://drinkag1.com/heavyspoilers">https://drinkag1.com/heavyspoilers</a> to get a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D3+K2 and 5 AG1 travel packs with your first purchase. Thanks to AG1 for sponsoring today's video! NOTE FROM PAUL - Apologies for the delay on this. Unfortunately the first version we released for members was blocked and taken down by Paramount. Due to the amount of footage used in the video they felt that it was too much and we had to re-edit the video from the ground up. This was mainly converting clips to images hence why the video is more slide-showy than our other videos. Hopefully you guys still enjoy it and though it delayed the release I do appreciate that Paramount were at least willing to work with us so we didn't lose any of the main commentary on the film. Going forward we're trying to work out whether to have me appear on camera on these longer videos so it's more us than their footage. The other option is to do what we did here with images. Let us know what one you'd prefer. Thanks, Paul
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@Jordashian93 · 2 years ago
Javier Bardem deserved the Oscar for best supporting actor for one of the most creepiest villains in cinema history
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@videowatcherino · 2 years ago
The Mexican trio is literally singing "you tried to fly without wings, you tried to touch the sky". I had never picked up on that.
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@Hellcat_Jack · 2 years ago
Josh Brolin’s Llewelyn is hilarious……..when Carla Jean asks “Where’d you get the pistol?”, he goes “At the ‘gettin place’”………..just priceless.
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@AshesBooomstick · 2 years ago
I love how Chigurh let's the "fate" of a coin toss determine his actions. Yet, the one time he breaks that fateful toss, it costs him dearly. Beautiful.
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@alindberg8001 · 2 years ago
I love that a man with that haircut belittles another mans choices in life. 😂
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@TheMightykaz · 2 years ago
Might be off on this one but at the ending you notice Chigurh is staring at the kids which represents “youth” and right after that he is hit from the side. I kept thinking of the title of the movie “No country for old men”. This represented Chigurh downfall and his fate and his symbolism for him now being an old man. The way he walks away reminds me of an old man. The world finally caught up to him. Like the uncle said “you can’t stop what’s coming, it ain’t all waiting on you”.
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@joeytesla2 · 2 years ago
Love that Moss closes the door on the crashed truck so that Chigurh will think he is still inside and approach.
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@WhitexFeatherx · 2 years ago
When she says "you don't have to do this" And he replies "they always say the same thing" She says "what's that?" And he replies "you don't have to do this" I chose to interpret his answer as he doesn't understand why people try and beg for their lives or reason with him,  like the concept is so foreign to him he can't comprehend it.   Whereas some might just see it as him mocking her
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@ericbucio2599 · 2 years ago
I never hear people mention this but when Bell is about to enter the motel room near the end, he pulls out his revolver. He had mentioned earlier in the movie that he’s never pulled out his gun in his entire time as sheriff. I believe this had more to do with his decision to retire as well.
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@JeffMitchell-lv4zx · 2 years ago
I've always thought the Anton Chigur character is very much like The Tall Man character from Phantasm. Both characters kinda embody the unstoppable nature of death, both characters utilize an unusual chrome weapon, both characters have a mysterious background & both have a weird bowl shaped haircut
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@BobbyRoberts-v9x · 2 years ago
Two actors, Javier Bardem and Christoph Waltz, made such an impact in their breakout role that they redefined what a villain can be. I was sold the first time I saw this film.
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