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    began their foray into filmmaking in 1984 with their first movie Blood Simple. Throughout the following 27 years they have made another 14 films‚ ranging from dark comedies such as Fargo and Burn After Reading to their critically acclaimed No Country For Old Men‚ and‚ while their films showcase their expertise in several areas‚ can they truly be described as auteur? Francois Truffaut was a French critic‚ who wrote for Cahiers du Cinema‚ and his most notable article “Une Certain Tendance du Cinema Français

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    of the film. However in the film No Country for Old Men there is no music whatsoever. This deafening silence adds many unique features to the film itself. The silence allows the viewer to create the suspense themselves without being guided by music. The viewer is required to focus on the small details‚ and create suspense based on the other components that make up a film. Filmmakers rely upon certain stimulants when creating a film. Since No Country for Old Men is missing one of those components

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    Darkness‚ Silence‚ and Hopelessness in No Country for Old Men Erich Becker November 19‚ 2014 Professor Dunham The film No Country for Old Men is often interpreted as a constant struggle between good and evil‚ with good represented by Sheriff Bell and evil represented by Anton Chigurh‚ a hitman played by Javier Bardem. While the moral battle depicted in the film is certainly apparent‚ the most remarkable feature of this film is the presence of hopelessness and fate. Darkness is

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    Complete chaos is not defined by the insane morality shared by many antagonists in novels‚ pure chaos is revealed in the lack of consciousness of an antagonist who feels no remorse for their misdeeds. Chigurh in Cormac McCarthy’s No Country for Old Men is an example of this agent of chaos. Chigurh is an atheist character who has one goal in the novel and seemingly no morals to stop him from achieving this goal. As a character in the novel‚ Chigurh is viewed as the main antagonist who serves as an

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    The memorable coin toss scene in No Country for Old Men (Ethan Coen‚ Joel Coen‚ 2007) primarily serves to reveal to the audience more about the fickle and psychopathic nature of the primary antagonist‚ Anton Chigurh. This scene begins with a fade into an extreme long shot of the store that Anton is stopping by at. This initial shot provides some background context on the setting of the scene‚ more or less in the isolated rural countryside. The scene then cuts to a medium long shot of the store owner

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    Plot (Major plot Events) Ralph called upon a meeting near nigh fall. He is thinking to see how the meeting should go‚ serious not fun. The meeting was held near fallen trees which forms a triangle shape. Ralph analyzed that a pacific storm ripped the trees which form the shape of a triangle. Ralph sat on the chief’s chair and thought about Piggy that he knows what to say‚ but since Ralph is the leader he had to express his thoughts and ideas to the children on the island. When Ralph began the assembly

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    The Significance of Llewelyn Moss McCarthy’s No Country for Old Men is a story about survival that focuses on themes of morals‚ morality‚ and luck. In many ways‚ this is a story about how people deal with death. Llewelyn Moss‚ one of the most significant characters in the novel‚ emphasizes the underlining theme which is that death comes for us all. Characters in No Country for Old Men are western in the sense they use words sparingly. They are all: tough‚ modest‚ and patient‚ living by the saying

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    The Degradation of Today’s Society in No Country for Old Men Society today has become certainly different from the old‚ laid-back peaceful traditional days. Traditional qualities like honesty‚ respect‚ and discipline are slowly phasing out as time progresses. Cormac McCarthy supports this claim in No Country for Old Men by explaining how today’s society has taken a turn for the worse and how a new wave of evil has swept over the land‚ washing away the old values. McCarthy utilizes Sheriff Bell to

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    No Country For Old Men The choices a person makes can affect them in so many ways‚ it can be positive or negative depending on what they believe to be right or wrong. It’s the decisions we have made in the past and will make in the future that determine what type of people we want to be‚ for example‚ We have all been in that situation where we had to make a choice about whether or not to steal something when we were younger. We could choose to make the right decision and not steal or steal and

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    and justice; he “appears to believe that such ultimate questions . . . haunt us for the simple reason that we cannot answer them with anything like the complete confidence necessary to set them at rest” (Robinson 87). In his 2005 novel‚ No Country for Old Men‚ McCarthy investigates the notion of determinism and the ways in which it coincides and sometimes diverges‚ with free will‚ and

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