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This film suggests we had terrorists and hijackers B4 9/11?
Sad but true. Americans and the world have been ''taken for a ride'' by paranoid, militaristic, foolish Nation State Governments and our political ''leaders'' including the latest, Barack Obama, who continue to insist on the necessity of continued warfare against ''Terrorism'' when this film about the German Baader Meinhoff Complex proves and ...
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MichaelBernard4
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August 23, 2009
A post-"No Country" comedy
I emphasize with your review, I would have been just as negative if I discussed the movie right after seeing it, at a screening. After seeing the trailer, I thought the Coens' would yet again follow one of their critically successful thrillers with a zany, nonsensical, off-the-wall, immediately critically panned, but destine-to-be-cult-classic ...
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drew kennedy
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September 12, 2008
Re: NIHILIST MASTERPIECE... others?
Camus isn't a nihilist, he's an existentialist even though he tried to deny that. Existentialism comes in many forms but the basic philosophy...as I see it...is that each individual is responsible for his or her actions since there is no god to dole out punishment or reward. Instead of killing someone because there's no meaning in doing it or not ...
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coenfan
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November 27, 2007
A Brutal Experience
Here is a critique a friend of mine made: A Brutal Experience There is no question but that this is brilliant filmmaking. As are most of the Coen films. It is deplorable in its finale. The problem with writing this sort of appraisal is that I would give away much of the ending to explain it in detail, and I appreciate that there is no reason for ...
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jw90019
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November 27, 2007
Cult?
This review sounds as if Ms. Stevens didn't like the film simply because she doesn't like the Coen Bros. It's a bad break that she was assigned the movie, i guess. But saying Cormac McCarthy and the Coens have a ''cult'' following feels incredibly condescending, especially in the latter case. (They have, after all, won an Oscar and the Cannes ...
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tommywilhelm
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November 8, 2007