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  1. 18th September 2009, 11:53 PM #101
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    Quote Originally Posted by P_R
    Thank You. Will try and rein in, may let slip now and then else it gets boring
    Please do continue. This emoticon :P should have replaced

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  3. 23rd September 2009, 03:25 AM #102
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    - Releasing Oct 2nd. Looks interesting.
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    Intriguing, and can't wait any further. I guess they wanted to do this after NCFOM. This rings a bell like "Barton Fink", which was done when facing difficulties during making of "Miller's crossing", and ended up being a superior work. And I did see 'Burn after reading' as something written it in a zip, & as the title suggest, 'burn after reading'. :P

    Question 35 : "No country for Old men"

    Nice to see Magnolia being mentioned. Coens/PTA/QT - Trinity of new American cinema!
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  5. 7th December 2009, 04:07 PM #104
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    TBL , but i rate Fargo & NCFOM higher than TBL
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    Did anybody see "A serious man"

    I just saw it. Loads of hebrew, very very vague ending. I know the film on the whole has a profound meaning and is related to the Jewish Bible (just read from imdb) etc. but did not work for me. The humor was very dry too. There were a few interesting, very very Coen scenes though.
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  7. 7th May 2010, 10:57 AM #106
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nerd
    Did anybody see "A serious man"

    I just saw it. Loads of hebrew, very very vague ending. I know the film on the whole has a profound meaning and is related to the Jewish Bible (just read from imdb) etc. but did not work for me. The humor was very dry too. There were a few interesting, very very Coen scenes though.
    I saw
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    Quote Originally Posted by kid-glove

    I saw
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    No country for old men gave me one of the most satisfying movie watching experiences among hollywood movies. I have not seen a such an engrossing thriller since Silence of the Lambs.
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    One of the decade's best from HW.
    Quote Originally Posted by tamizharasan
    No country for old men gave me one of the most satisfying movie watching experiences among hollywood movies. I have not seen a such an engrossing thriller since Silence of the Lambs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ajithfederer


    One of the decade's best from HW.
    Quote Originally Posted by tamizharasan
    No country for old men gave me one of the most satisfying movie watching experiences among hollywood movies. I have not seen a such an engrossing thriller since Silence of the Lambs.
    Defintely one of the decade's best if not the best movie of the decade.
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