What's your favourite Coen brothers movie?

Best Coen brothers movie?
	Blood Simple
	Raising Arizona
	Miller's Crossing
	Barton Fink
	The Hudsucker Proxy
	Fargo
	The Big Lebowski
	O Brother, Where Art Thou?
	Intolerable Cruelty
	The Ladykillers
	No Country For Old Men
	Burn After Reading
	A Serious Man
	True Grit
	Inside Llewyn Davis
	Hail, Caesar!
	Other

GRILLARY CLINTON: Mar 5, 2016; I know the devil is real.
I know the devil is real.

im pretty sure i made this thread last year, with the poll and everything

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Random Hajile: Aug 25, 2003

Youse fancy-pantses better not be giving Miller's Crossing the high hat!

# ? Sep 19, 2016 17:38

Egbert Souse: Nov 6, 2008

What amazes me about the Coens is that they're excellent writers and editors. There are ridiculously few directors who write and edit. Kurosawa is one of the other few.

# ? Sep 19, 2016 18:26

a peck of pickled peckers: Aug 3, 2014; I am your Redeemer! It is by my hand that you arise from the ashes of this world!

I remember going into Inside Llewyn Davis knowing nothing about it, and about a quarter of the way through thinking "Boy, this is a lot like O Brother Where Art Thou?" Once I realized it was Coen Bros, I felt a little silly, but O Brother is my favorite movie so I guess it says something about ILD.

# ? Sep 19, 2016 18:52

REMEMBER SPONGE MONKEYS: Oct 3, 2003; What do you think it means, bitch?

I was always of the impression that their strength was setting re-creation (including characters) to an absurd level. Perhaps some of that is due to the material they adapt, not well-versed there.
A family member with extensive experience in West Texas in the 70s or so was blown away by No Country's setting and characters. Taken as a whole, I wasn't really impressed, but that's from a wholly different viewpoint.

Ladykillers had some enjoyable parts and is probably their only one I've watched more than once.

Hail Caesar was also thoroughly enjoyable as a sort of period piece but had a few dud spots in it.

O Brother and its soundtrack were also good.

Never too taken with Lebowski, and saw True Grit but meh.

# ? Sep 19, 2016 19:22

Harakiri Potter: Oct 18, 2004; REACH HEAVEN THROUGH VIOLENCE BABY

anton chigurh is tommy lee jones. tommy goes into confront him, he's not there. one time he just misses him and drinks a glass of sweating milk, then he has him cornered and chigurh is gone, because he is a phantom that lives inside of tommy lee jones mind

# ? Sep 19, 2016 20:27

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Alec Bald Snatch: Sep 12, 2012; by exmarx

the book was a lot more clear about chigurh getting to the motel after bell had left

also there was a teenage runaway that moss picked up and was found dead in the room they totally left out of the movie

# ? Sep 19, 2016 21:56