I can’t resist a [[Stepehen King]] film adaptation, it is one of my great weaknesses and has accounted for many wasted hours in my life. I had already voiced my excitement about [[Frank Darabont|Frank Darabont's]] film adaptation of Stephen King’s novella [[The Mist]], which was a particularly special for me because it was [...]
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No Country for Old Men, or the end of cinema
Published by March 27th, 2008 in film, film noir, films and movies. 20 CommentsLet me ask you something. If the rule you followed brought you to this, of what use was the rule?
This is the question I would ask of the [[Coen Brothers]] after watching this film. The rule in my mind was the reworking of a narrative logic in their films spanning over twenty years, in particular [...]
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