Watching NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN For The First Time!

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This is Kacee's first time watching reaction to the movie No Country For Old Men (2007). While out hunting, Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin) finds the grisly aftermath of a drug deal. Though he knows better, he cannot resist the cash left behind and takes it with him. The hunter becomes the hunted when a merciless killer named Chigurh (Javier Bardem) picks up his trail. Also looking for Moss is Sheriff Bell (Tommy Lee Jones), an aging lawman who reflects on a changing world and a dark secret of his own, as he tries to find and protect Moss.
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@DosCavazos Год назад

Watch the full-length watch-a-long reaction on Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/no-country-for-83457467

@rexhawthorne539 Год назад

Guys the “Evil dead Rise” movie is out … we want your reactions on that movie please 🙏

@sinisterpanda2738 Год назад

It's always fun to see people's reaction to this movie. Javier Bardem as Anton Chigurh is one of the best villains ever. Totally deserved that Oscar he won for Best Supporting Actor.

@buddystewart2020 Год назад

Facts

@Vulcanerd Год назад

Lies! I don't find you sinister at all!

@jasonavery Год назад

I think Casey Affleck was an honorable alternative for that Oscar for “The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.” It’s a coin toss for me.

@kuessebrama 11 месяцев назад

Oh yes i have to totally agree, there are not much movies where you really fear the villain, but in this movie yes.

@sam-psonsmith9951 11 месяцев назад

Best portrayal of a Psychopath in any movie i have seen.

@JordanCesaroni93 Год назад

Javier Bardem’s performance as one of the greatest mind blowing villains was very critical acclaim. You earned that Oscar Javier

@kdizzle901 Год назад

Kelly Macdonald always gets overlooked she’s fricking Scottish and sounds like a perfect Texan

@steventhrasher3608 Год назад

A couple years back some psychologists rated what movie best portrayed a psychopath and they all agree it was No Country for Old Men and Anton Chigurh

@steventhrasher3608 Год назад

@@kdizzle901 reminds me of how the British Vivien Leigh twice won an Oscar for playing a southern belle. Gone With the Wind and A Streetcar Named Desire

@bradbutcher3984 Год назад

He did ok.

@bradbutcher3984 Год назад

I don't think he won an oscar.

@regret.932 Год назад

One thing I love about this movie was how each decision a character made felt extremely real. You rarely see this kind of performance anymore on TV.

@carlossaraiva8213 Год назад

Then you dont watch much tv.

@MateoMendizabal Месяц назад

@@carlossaraiva8213literalmente no conozco ningun programa donde los personajes tomen decisiones razonables y logicas, creo que los unicos han sido true detective o boarwalk empire pero el resto que eh visto hasta ahora en casos SUPER especificos lo hacen

@robincraft4682 Год назад

So... Tombstone, Sicario and now No Country for Old Men. This is fast becoming one of my favorite reaction channels. Glad you enjoyed this film Kaycee.

@ssotkow 9 месяцев назад

Add Se7en, Fury, Band of Brothers, and Saving Private Ryan

@Rastafaustian Год назад

You can't go wrong when you choose a Coen Brothers film. No two of their films are alike, but they always have top-tier writing and directing.

@r.b.ratieta6111 Год назад

The thing about No Country For Old Men is it successfully maximizes suspense with no music whatsoever. A credit to the actors, Cormac McCarthy and the screenwriters who adapted his novel.

@rollomaughfling380 Год назад

There's a minimalistic music score, by Carter Burwell. It just doesn't use traditional instruments.

@RustinChole Год назад

It’s one of the best adaptations ever. A lot of it is abridged just slightly, and line for line from the book. The Coen brothers said it read like a script to them. Cormac is a master. His new two volume novel (The Passenger/Stella Maris) is like…. It’s wild. Heavy, heavy philosophy, mathematics, quantum mechanics, it’s a wild meditation on the merits of being alive, from two wildly different points of view.

@TheTLElliott Год назад

@@RustinChole And don't sleep on All The Pretty Horses. Have read it 3 times. Genius.

@RustinChole Год назад

@@TheTLElliott I’m a little upset you’d think a Cormac fan could possibly skip the epic border trilogy. Personally I prefer Blood Meridian, but yeah ATPH is a great one too.

@TheTLElliott Год назад

@@RustinChole I never said skip anything written by Cormac.

@sca88 Год назад

A group of psychologists watched a few hundred films with psychopaths over a couple year period and they all independently agreed that Anton was the best depiction of one. One of my favorite films and a masterpiece also great job by Kelly McDonald from Scotland with a Texas accent and Javier Bardem from Spain with his American accent after mostly doing films in Spanish.

@whatthehell1012 Год назад

@S4MM-E123Like he's anomalous last name as well, where he originated from is just as obscure as what is beneath that human form he wears

@kuessebrama 11 месяцев назад

Yeah i would think so, this movie has the best villain ever. The scenes with him are just so extremly tense there are only a few movies where you really fear the antagonist that much and he makes you feel so uneasy like in this movie. It is scarier then every horrormovie in my opinion just because the villian it written and played so well and the fact that he goes after his sick moral code in some way. It is not like the standard villian wich just kills everybody and you know it, there is always an extreme tension in this movie. I just love it.

@sifu2u_now Год назад

Just so you know, Javier Bardem portrayal of Anton Chigurh from 'No Country for Old Men' was voted “most realistic psychopath ever” by Psychiatrists, who watch over 400 movies for 3 years to see who played the most realistic psychopath in a movie.

@angelomaurizio1668 Год назад

Being from Texas myself too, Kelly McDonald had one of the best Texas accents I'd ever heard knowing she is Scottish. And another thing that was interesting about this movie was that there wasn't a music score to this movie.

@Henry-fn1zw Год назад

Javier Bardem's hairdo was terrifying as well

@pablolacalle6098 Год назад

You can thank Cormac McCarthy for the great dialogue lol, if memory serves me this script is almost a 1-to-1 adaptation of the book 👌

@cleekmaker00 Год назад

The scene between Ed Tom (Tommy Lee Jones) and his cousin Ellis (Barry Corbin) in the wheelchair is my favorite; delivered meticulously by two master Actors. Jones and Corbin were also in the Western epic Lonesome Dove.

@graciefolden2359 Год назад

The peacefulness with no score (musical composition) makes all the scenes more impactful & real feeling, love the crystal clear sounds of things like running & splashing water, faucets turning, footsteps etc. Its crazy how much movies & tv use stupid over the top suspenseful sound effects when silence can be even more dramatic.

@rollomaughfling380 Год назад

There is a score. Pay attention.

@graciefolden2359 11 месяцев назад

Sorry, I stand corrected, there is barely any music in the movie. The Coens wanted a film that was largely silent, which is not common. Usually, a film at least has a score in the background. “No Country for Old Men” does have a score from Carter Burwell, but it's all of 16 minutes of music. Good job calling me out👍👌

@jksgameshelf3378 Год назад

My favorite movie of all time. Masterful filmmaking and story telling. And it's a Texas film for a Texas gal! And what did you think of Kelly MacDonald's Texas accent considering she's Scottish (she was the voice of Merida in Pixar's "Brave")?? This was the first script the Coen brothers ever adapted, from the book by Cormac McCarthy, and much of the dialogue is right out of the book. The one kid on the bike that didn't give Sugar his shirt is Caleb Johnson who was the evil/crazy brother in Jordan Peele's film "Get Out", among other things. And this is one of the only films I know of that has no score whatsoever. If there's any music at all it's heard on a radio. Just too good in every way.

@rollomaughfling380 Год назад

No, there is a music score, done by Carter Burwell, on non-traditional instruments.

@MarcosElMalo2 Год назад

Don’t forget the Mariachis in the plazita who take him to the hospital! I love Texas and I love Mexico, but that stretch of the border between El Paso/Juárez and Big Bend is spooky. Beautiful and rugged and spooky. Like the movie says, that country is hard on people and I believe it. I’m not superstitious and I don’t believe in curses, but there’s bad mojo in certain places down there, on both sides of the border. It’s naught to do with the carteles, it’s far older than that. I get a bad vibe down below Laredo. When I go back and forth, I don’t linger in Nuevo Laredo. When I go south I try to keep going until I hit San Luis Potosí. Matehuala is OK, too. I don’t really relax in between, although Monterrey is safe enough if you need to sleep. I just don’t linger on the frontera. There’s a Mexican saying I find funny. Translated into English, it’s “I don’t believe in witches, but they exist.” I guess that sums up my feelings about the ancient evil in those parts. I don’t believe in it, but it exists. 😅 Know what I mean, chili bean?

@aworkinprogress4387 Год назад

This is such a great movie. One of my top 3 favorite Coen Brothers movies. Javier Bardem was amazing in this movie. It's not surprise he got the Oscar.

@gk5891 Год назад

It's the kind of movie that percolates in the back of your mind for days. It reaches it's final conclusion in your mind weeks later (or at least it did for me).

@prollins6443 Год назад

This movie is such a masterpiece! Even watching it a couple times, you catch things you never noticed before!

@Bill_Jones. 10 месяцев назад

I just love Tommy Lee’s opening monologue. It fit’s perfectly with what’s to come.

@extremeking425 Год назад

I was 7 years old when this movie came out. I'm 23 now and I will say this, because of this movie, Javier Bardem will always scare the shit out out of me.

@adamelam6385 Год назад

This movie was a masterpiece and he played a phenomenal psycho path. It plays on the idea that crazy people don't know they are crazy in the scene with Carson. Carson asked him if he knew how crazy he was and Chigurh was confused as to why he would ask that.

@EduardoHernandez-ry5sk Год назад

Esta película entra en mi top 3 de mis películas favoritas, me alegra que la hayas visto y sea mas conocida, buena reacción, saludos

@sca88 Год назад

The coin flip scene in the gas station has become a famous and iconic scene in pop culture.

@adgato75 2 дня назад

It's already being shown in film classes

@dickymacbeatbox Год назад

seriously under-heckin-estimated film. I will gladly watch every and all reactions to this absolute masterpiece with absolutely no regret.

@tduffy5 Год назад

Don't apologize for being too quiet. That was perfect. We saw your reactions, and you saved your comments for after. I love when you do a solo.

@jackhuston5298 3 месяца назад

Anton didn't kill the trailer park lady because of the toilet flush. He realized she wasn't alone in the building.

@crewchief5144 Год назад

"HE is just SO desensitized." also Kacee... "Oh, it's just drugs."

@Lugnut73 Год назад

i like how there's no music to tell you how to feel, sad music, happy music, just the dialogue and ambient background sounds. really sets itself apart! great choice to check it out! 👍

@andrewdunn8778 Год назад

A lot of viewers will say Moss woulda shoulda looked for a tracker, but that's because it's the 21st century and we've watched a bunch of movies and TV shows. Moss was a Vietnam vet, the movie was set in the 1970s. An electronic tracker would have been near cutting edge technology, it was not unreasonable for him to not to think of a tracker.

@JurassicGodzillaFan 11 месяцев назад

Javier Bardem deserved his Oscar.

@laughingcow1162 10 месяцев назад

I forst saw this movie when i was 16 and i had smoked some weed, i was really high and my moms boufriend was watching this movie in the garage and i sat down and watchdd the whole thing, i had an internal panic attack watching it, it left a bad tatse in my mouth, just recntly i decided to watch it again and wow its actually a great movie,

@EricAKATheBelgianGuy 11 месяцев назад

"Is Carson Wells there?" "Not in the sense that you mean."

@lkdonner2087 10 месяцев назад

The guy sitting at his desk that got shot is Stephen Root who played the nerdy guy with the stapler in Office Space. He's been in a lot of films, great character actor.

@Vulcanerd Год назад

One of my all time favorites, maybe my favorite. Thanks for this reaction!

@philmakris8507 Год назад

This was filmed right outside Marfa. There Will be Blood was filmed There at the same time. In fact production had to be halted temporary on NO Country bc of smoke drifting through the set from a fire effect on There will be....

@toddhill7483 Год назад

Great reaction, one of my favorite films. More Coen Brothers gold includes Barton Fink (1990) and A Serious Man (2009) Gratitude.

@MarcosElMalo2 Год назад

I just saw Burn After Reading, which I had been “saving”. I was not disappointed. I’m still saving Buster Scruggs for the right occasion.

@system0fadowner251 4 месяца назад

Oh brother where art thou is another incredible Coen bros film and one of the best retellings of The Odyssey ever

@toddhill7483 4 месяца назад

@@system0fadowner251 no doubt

@Vulcanerd Год назад

Kacee loves animals, but hates people! You heard it here first!! 🤣

@BloodTar Год назад

I love that it has *no music* at all.

@coltonsaylor4934 Год назад

i love this movie my jaw dropped once i seen the thumbnail LETS GOOO

@MojiBeau 4 месяца назад

A lot of that dialogue is from the book by Cormac McCarthy, and the adaptation was done wonderfully by the Coens. Strongly recommend every book McCarthy has ever written, my favourite author of all time. Blood Meridian is incredible

@UncleBurt72 Год назад

I find it hilarious that one of the first things you talked about was how you commented on the dead dog. But you wonder why everyone says look, dead dog. 😂😂😂😂

@andrewbrumana3226 Год назад

17:12 - Brolin grew up in Templeton, California. That jacket is for the local high school - Brolin wore it as a 'shout out' to the small town where he grew up.

@MarcosElMalo2 Год назад

TEMPLETON AFB

@jenkins80526 Год назад

What a great movie pick again! I like Woody Harrelson. He's such a versatiel actor. Woody is in a movie called Cowboy Way and I really recommend it! If you haven't seen it yet or reviewed it yet, you really should. Ok, keep 'em coming! You are just wonderful!

@byutube4360 Год назад

The west Texas dialogue, accents and expressions are so on point in this movie

@DarthCrimsonDeath Год назад

Llewelyn and the woman at motel are talking in that scene, then it just cuts to black in a way it hadn't before. When Sheriff Bell goes by after the shooting, we see the woman dead in the pool. So yeah they died right after that scene, death coming at most unexpected moment. Also, it's not that surprising that Llewelyn did not check for a tracker in the money when you remember that the movie takes place in 1980. People knew of such technology but not in the way we think of it now as it pervades our every single minute.

@cruesome1971 Год назад

I highly recommend reading Cormac McCarthy's books. They're all spectacular. All The Pretty Horses, The Road, Blood Meridian and The Crossing especially.

@srenjrgensen1468 Год назад

I remember watching this, when I was 22 and I was SO frustrated with the ending of the movie. It just didn´t make sense at all and I wasn´t able to tie a final rational knot in my mind. 😑 Now at the age of 38, this movie is my all time favourite movie and I can completely identify with the character of Tommy Lee Jones and his ideology/struggles. 💯 P.S. "You can´t stop, what´s coming" should be taught in every school, before life hits too hard. 💫

@manuelvillacana9284 Год назад

Great reaction 👍❤️

@Jasoux 3 месяца назад

There's no one out there who makes Film like the Coen brothers Gorgeous movie here again...

@kevinpakkala3721 2 месяца назад

This story takes place in around 1980. People didn't think the way we do now. That tracker wasn't a normal thing to think of. Anton was definitely not the kind of person you would ever think of running into, let a lone existed.

@Gort-Marvin0Martian Год назад

The motel at the end where everyone gets shot up is the, Desert Sands Motel. I know all about it because when I was growing up in El Paso, my mom worked there as a telephone operator. Yeah that long ago. We used to go to Juarez Mexico at least once a month for groceries or to eat REAL Mexican food. We also had a maid named Marta (Martha), she was live in except she returned to her home in Mexico on weekends. The Coen Brothers have always done crazy films. Their first, "Blood Simple" was also shot in Texas. As we say here in Texas; Y'all be safe.

@nicebluejay Год назад

great reaction! (btw, your voice sounds like kat dennings... cool)

@Wreath83 Год назад

Great reaction. Thanks 👍

@meanstreetmook Год назад

He was going to make the woman talk at the beginning ( then kill her ) but then the toilet flushed, meaning a witness to complicate things. That's why he left, and before that person could see him.

@Alex-kd5xc Год назад

The dialogue being so good makes sense because Cormac McCarthy. I thought the same thing reading the book. The dialogue is unlike anything else I had ever seen before.

@ILikeCHEEZ9 Год назад

This movie came out when I was 11 and I had no clue what it was about but I wanted to see it because Anton looked so interesting. I thought he was the protagonist. My first time seeing this movie was last year and I was pleasantly surprised. One of my favorite characters

@rdl2820 Год назад

Anton didn't kill the bee hive haired woman because he saw in her an equal, the way she stared back at him and didn't flinch.

@MarcosElMalo2 Год назад

Plus the flushing toilet meant an unknown person was nearby.

@philmakris8507 Год назад

The guy that hires Woody played Milton in Office Space

@theiranxican7412 Год назад

Fun fact: The guy that plays the Camping store employee (Matt Posey) where Llewellyn buys the tent poles lives in Dallas and owns an stage acting venue. My brother and his friend had the honor to be part of his music band he used and I got to watch the plays they performed free of charge with free wine. Really good plays! And threw fun after parties. I even had the privilege to have his financial help getting out of jail when I got in legal trouble back in 2011 lol 😅 He's a good man, he really is. It was unfortunate he been shot at his home awhile back. He survived luckily but is traumatized. I hadn't heard from him in a long time since he's been laying low ever since so hopefully he's doing okay. No Country For Old Men will forever be one of my favs!!

@ciphernine7824 Год назад

Llewellyn made two mistakes. 1) He didn't examine the briefcase or the money before he left the crime scene. 2) He went back to the crime scene.

@YourMajesty733 5 месяцев назад

Nothing gets past you, Sherlock.

@flarrfan 4 месяца назад

Going back to the scene is a plot device...If it doesn't happen, then Chigurh finds the money under the trailer after killing the Mosses. As Llewellen acknowledged, it was dumber than hell but without it there is no movie.

@Staticseven1 Год назад

Awesome channel!!

@backforblood3421 Год назад

Yeah, Chigurh has been deemed the most accurate depiction of a psychopath in a movie.

@nickschnider9191 Год назад

I believe since the lady was dead in the pool when lewellan was killed he never went to her room.

@LokRevenant 9 месяцев назад

This is sort of how I think about this movie: Anton Chigurh is an agent of the random chance that governs the universe. This is symbolised by the coin toss. When he is unsure of whether to kill someone or let them live, he flips a coin and lets the random chance of the universe decide. As the film progresses, Chigurh never puts a foot wrong. Every decision he makes is the correct decision, from killing the two managers in the desert to get their car, to killing the other people hunting the case, to killing Carson in the hotel room. Every decision he makes is the optimal decision, and it apparently leads to Chigurh believing that the random chance of the universe is bending itself to his will, that the game is rigged in his favor. Until the car accident at the end of the movie. The car accident is random chance turning on Chigurh. Why? Because he killed Carla Jean without her participating in the coin toss. He broke the rules of the game. So the universe retaliates by showing Chigurh that he is not in control; the universe is not on his side. Chigurh succeeds throughout the film not because the game is rigged, but because he has home field advantage.

@ExUSSailor Год назад

Javier Bardem was TERRIFYING in this!

@My-Name-Isnt-Important Год назад

At the start of the film you see three windmills, just as you have three main characters. The main characters make their choices and do what they think is best, but at the end of the day all three have no control over their lives. It's just chance. Similar to how the windmills just blow in the wind. You see Chigurh use a coinflip to decide certain people's fate, and he says to Carson, if the rule you followed brought you to this, what good is the rule. That can actually be applied to Chigurh, he followed a strict set of rules, but in the end it lead him to the car crash.

@demonicrebellion6903 Год назад

Another good Cormac McCarthy story is Sunset Limited, the movie adaptation of it stars Samuel L Jackson and Tommy Lee Jones, and no one else.

@shakarussanders9911 Год назад

That's cool that you are from Texas! I'm from Texas too but you don't have a Texas accent 😄

@construct3 Год назад

What did the second dream mean? Every single thing you said about it. When you watch it again (and I'm sure you will), pay attention to Sheriff Tom Bell. The movie starts and ends with him. When Llewellyn is shot by the cartel, we're with the Sheriff on our way to save him, but we're too late. The Sheriff is the moral compass of the film. He's one of the old men of the title.

@geneaikenii1092 Год назад

cold. stone cold. wicked hard picture, thanks for your thoughts. loved it back upon it's release still like it today. own the cd. i like your style. shoutout from this old, longhaired, country boy in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. howdy, Texas. take it easy. peace. see ya on the next. later.

@HoopleHeadUSA Год назад

Practically no soundtrack for then whole movie but one scene was amazing, still had so much suspense and emotion

@franciscoacevedo8153 Год назад

ES UN EXELENTE PELÍCULA CON UN GRAN REPARTO..EL GUION ES BRILLANTE . SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA.GRACIAS

@ungenerationed9022 Год назад

Great movie. Great reaction. Well done young lady.

@TheTLElliott Год назад

Look, I know people don't read actual dead tree books much anymore, but the book that is the source for this movie (including all the amazing dialog) is worth reading. Even more than the movie, it will make you think about the philosophical issues raised by the Sheriff. In fact, raising those issues is the role of the Sheriff here, who solves no crimes.

@chriskola3822 Год назад

The dialogue in this movie is amazing. The other great thing is the lack of music. Fantastic movie.

@adgato75 Год назад

My favorite film. It's brilliant.

@talkbirdy2me Год назад

Javier Bardem was in Dune.

@t0dd000 Год назад

That dialogue ... Cormac McCarthy + Coen Brothers. Mostly McCarthy. Just amazing. There's a reason he's deemed our greatest living author. A brilliant film.

@machtnichtsseimann 7 месяцев назад

4:29 - Actually, relieved you said that! In other reaction videos for this film, in the majority of ones I've seen, the commentators show much more compassion...for the dog! LoL. People, we can do both; we can have compassion for humans and dogs. In that order.

@ReneReacts Год назад

The song the Mexican band plays is about people trying to "fly too high", its played on funerals, specially for drug dealers and people affiliated to the drug trade. It is likely the band thought Llewelyn was dead, and that's why they had that confused face when he woke up.

@fern4real733 Год назад

Such an incredible movie, definitely in my top 5. #4 being Gladiator, #3 being The Batman, #2 Casino, and #1 Goodfellas for sure. Javier Bardem was PHENOMENAL, absolutely phenomenal, such a terrifying villain and incredible character.

@TheHighvolt480 Год назад

This is the only movie based on a book that i love as much as the book.

@nightfangs2910 Год назад

What bugs me the most, is if I'm stealing drug dealers money, the box it's carried in is first to go and cut all the bands off the money, look for trackers and dye packs in it

@Dan-B Год назад

I’m always surprised how many people don’t get why he didn’t kill the motel clerk when he heard the toilet flush….

@roryemmons7929 8 месяцев назад

Should read the book. It's almost exact to the movie except there is a LOT more of the sheriff.

@ItsMercYMG Год назад

One of the best movies out there.

@offworld_coop Год назад

That mfn gas station lucky quarter scene, Javier was trippin fr. Lmao phenomenal movie.

@mychalwilliams9411 Год назад

Javier also has a great performance in Skyfall film

@kevincamp2913 Год назад

Javier Bardem's Anton Chigurh and the lack of a soundtrack make this movie so heavy and intense.

@Trendkiller196 Год назад

Could be the scariest villain ever. No feeling or remorse

@Xsyfrx 11 месяцев назад

Great movie. The Cohen brothers nailed it. I loke the solo vids better. Keep em coming.

@mijmijrm 8 месяцев назад

he's the Terminator with a funny hair-do.

@michaeldavid6284 Год назад

Chigurh: scariest character since Hannibal Lecter.

@kevjohn2006 Год назад

Oh snap!!! I love this movie so much it's one of the last two DVD/Blu-ray I ever bought. Thanos, Coen Bros, Tommy Lee, Bardiem (best Bond villain ever?) all give their best to this film.

@reymontcantil199 Год назад

great reaction. this is a masterful adaptation of a masterful novel. it follows the book word for word except for one chapter. its a movie you need to see a few times. its a wonderful dark af tragedy.

@stiofanmac Год назад

''The Judge Smiled''.

@tduffy5 Год назад

The reason that it seems so tragic when it's a dog, is that we perceive that the dog doesn't know why. The dog, in these situations, is an innocent, like a baby in the womb.

@tduffy5 Год назад

You liked the dialogue because they spoke Texas!