Wrong Room | No Country for Old Men | CLIP 

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0 out of 1000. Not funny at all.

Back in the day a person would go missing and it'd be like "welp, guess we'll never see em again". Keep in mind its still like that but like... you could just completely disappear

And if by chance somebody does see you and get away, you can just say "well, guess it's time to move one state over and tell everyone my name is John Johnson from now on"

They had forenisc

Imagine beginner mode on horseback. When someone asked your name, you could tell them anything. That's why there's so many "legit" burial spots for "Billy the Kid"

Not nearly as easy mode as you might think, back in those days investigators were the best of the best, they were relentless and they could get away with almost anything. It's much harder to be a detective now and many people get the job who would've never even been considered in the past, specifically because now it's a much easier job. Compare a 2023 detective to a ranger of the wild west, those guys hunted people through the whole united states for years with a horse, a gun and a knife, tracking people down with no issue for hundreds of miles. Things are always somewhat balanced, even now it's far easier to get away with things in the court of law, in the past you wouldn't even see a court, you'd just be taken off the map

What kind of gun is that?

@@bingchilling6318 Shotgun I'm pretty sure.

​@@bingchilling6318 Remington 11-87 semiautomatic shotgun with a suppressor

​@@David_Axelordodd choice considering the movie took place in 1980.

@@hansgrueber8169 Indeed. In the book it's "a twelve gauge Remington automatic with a plastic military stock and a parkerized finish. It was fitted with a shopmade silencer fully a foot long and big around as a beercan."

My thoughts exactly. Dude just casually opened the door like nothing was wrong

@@eaturmeatornopuddinPump actions aren’t slow. It’s not like the movies, if you’ve ever shot one.

@jacobeldredge2956 they are slow, compare that to spas 12 semi auto

@@eaturmeatornopuddinyou can fire a pump shotgun really fast, it’s all I’ve used for rabbit and doves

Randomly stopped there and my God, easy kill

Bad, & a lack of common sense. That semi auto shotgun did the trick tho, if it was pump action one of the guys wouldn't have missed the one with the uzi

Well, he certainly is competent and ruthless. He rehearsed that whole entry in his own room before he went and killed those three cartel goons. He timed his door opening and switching on the light, and went about checking the thickness of the wooden walls for bullet penetration. And made note of possible hiding spots in the bathroom and closet. That and the cartel goons probably had no idea that someone like Chigurh was coming for them.

Your average armed goon/criminal, while still dangerous and not to be underestimated, rarely has any training or familiarity with their gun. You see a lot of spray and pray tactics and criminals with goofy tactics like having drum mags in their Glocks. Anton wasn't invincible or a super killer, but he had discipline, ruthlessness and enough preparedness and training to easily overcome whatever incompetent opposition he was likely to encounter.

Well, he terrible peripheral vision, as well :P But seriously, people with the most basic training would know to be suspicious of this guy immediately. He's lucky he didn't run into someone with actual training, he wouldn't have survived.

The killer always has an advantage because they know they are going to kill. A second of hesitation, or a momentary thought to verify a threat is all that it takes against someone who is prepared to kill and has made a plan to kill. Anton is smart enough to only engage when he has the upper hand, and smart enough to have a plan. We see in this movie that as soon as he loses the advantage he runs. So no... he isn't super human. But he is prepared to win every time.

Best we can do is forced humor every 5 minutes.

​@@E-101-Betai fucking hate marvel

They still exist, they're just not mainstream. Back in 2007 we got this movie and There Will Be Blood

ach-hem GET TO THA CHOPPA!

There are movies and there are films. NCFOM is a film.

Gee, thanks genius

​@@shonuff4323I didn't know what he was saying, so this helps

I thought he said he did not care for black people because they are lazy and hate jews.

@@shonuff4323you must be fun at parties! that is if they invite you to them

He clearly told him “9/11 was an inside job.”

That stuck with me for awhile, especially with the mangled arm.

But like why was he sitting there in the dark while the other two men were in the bathroom with the door closed? Were they all three about to get it on?

​@@PabloGonzalez-dm3xmbecause the one on the bathtub was probably a mule and the uzi guy was about to put stuff on him, maybe that's why anton looks away because the bathtub guy wasn't in the "game" presumably

​@@PabloGonzalez-dm3xm *As Anton walks into the motel room while eating a bag of peanuts & gazes upon the cartel members wearing bathrobes & lubing each other up* Anton: "What's the most body fluids you ever lost during a threesome?" Mexican: "Que? Anton: "The most...you ever lost during a threesome?" Mexican: "Senior?" Anton: "You are a bit deaf aren't you?" Anton: "What time do you usually have intercourse?" Mexican: "Now...we have intercourse now cabron" Anton: "Now is not a time...What time do you usually have intercourse?" Mexican: "Generally around dark...you know when all the other motel occupants are sleeping & we can scream at our own leisure like possessed animals" Anton: "That S&M Latex suit there on the bed...have you always been using that?" Mexican: "Originally it was my boyfriends fathers uniform, who passed it down to his sons since 10 generations now & we've tried to adopt a child in Temple Texas, but the bigoted government is against man on man marriage, & we've been coming to this very motel to live out our forbidden fantasies ever since" *As a goat comes out of the closet* Mexican: "Say hi to Pilgor, he's participating in our role playing games" *As Anton proceeds to get into his car & drive as far away as possible to forget what he just saw & eventually collides with another car due to his state of shock & trauma paralysis* That's the directors cut of No Country For Old Men LOL

@@JDarwiin I'm pretty sure those guys were assassins sent specifically to kill Moss, why would they be putting drugs on a mule?

That would be Richard Harrow.

John wick?

Such an emotionless character Anton is. Shows no remose for killing others. Just focused on the job: find the money, and kill the one who carries it.

​@@bryrye4545or anyone who slightly inconveniences him

​@@TheMangolorian735nah, he's too edgy.

Somehow? He literally kills the guy that hired him, and says to the guy he was talking to “he gave the Mexicans a receiver. That’s how the Mexicans tracked Moss

Good point, I completely forgot about that! @@DILLIGAF785643

@@DILLIGAF785643 Yeah, the cartel members in this scene tracked the money using the same signal that Anton does. This scene just highlights the difference in approach between the two. The cartel members are rash and careless, while Anton is patient and scouts everything before making his move. Anton's preparation to scope out everything before making his move is how he discovers the cartel members before they have a chance to notice him in turn. One of the repeating themes in the movie is the mirror between Moss and Anton, where they are both observant and plan before making their moves. Anton's frustration with Moss being on the same level of planning and prep is what eventually leads to Anton getting anxious and making mistakes. Anton views everyone else as being on the same level as farm animals waiting for their fates, and he starts making dumb decisions in an attempt to take it out on the random people around him.

@@jeremydavis870 What were those two cartel guys doing in the bathroom together? While the third guy slept? WERE THEY ABOUT TO DO THE HANKY PANKY?

​@@mkultra2456looking for the money

Jeez. Just noticed it now and I've seen the movie twice

it is NASTY. crazy movie

Everything has near perfect calculation and necessity*** Double adverbs are cringe.

i like apple pie

That's a ruthless psychopath for you.

​@@tvu86* the use of double adverbs is cringeworthy

Necessary was fine. @@tvu86

Not looking for socks

He's looking for the Gideon bible.

@@jomama969u gotta be kidding bro 🤦‍♂️

He was looking for the case with money bro.

@@theintunity Naw he was looking for videotape recordings of snuff films.

That first guy got his arm blown apart

I didn't notice till you said.

He practiced in the empty room with the same floor plan he booked over and over. Feeling for soft spots in the walls, where they would hide.

@@0o6t61 Yeah, never have I ever seen a human prepare for something where he might get harmed. Truly horrifying indeed. I wasn't even aware that people can make preparations, my mind was blown. My brother's in the german army. They never prepare for anything, because they have no horrifying level of intellect. Chigurh is right up there with Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein and Hawking.

@@devanov3103 hahaha thank you.

Not gonna lie thats not particularly intelligent of anton just a sensible thing to do

I love how he checked that wall for thickness in the first room and probably its density so he knew the buckshot would penetrate.

Does this level of average intelligence regularly "horrify" you?

Yeah it's brutal af

@@Simp_Zone "Pistols put holes in people. Rifles put holes through people. Shotguns, at the right range with the right load will physically remove a chunk of shit off your opponent and throw that shit on the floor. And you will have to get someone to come clean that shit up with a shovel.” - Clint Smith

Just remind yourself it isn’t real that’s what I do

It's incredibly well done. Shocked the living hell out of me when I first saw this movie.

Lol 😂

Probably cocaine.

​@billyjoel9313 yesh he was shaking badly due to the coke and adrenaline rush or shock lol

@@eaturmeatornopuddin The shower guy has a coke nail with a bump still in it. Look at his left hand pinkie.

@billyjoel9313 see a lot of that shit when I was on the inside. So it was irrelevant for myself to ever notice lol Aka the small details

That's what I also thought. I was finding a comment to confirm it

He was ahead of the curve just like anton, he used that extra room as bait and all of them bought it

& what would of killed the movie the most is would of just left the tracker in the case in the air duct & took the money easy escape while the idiots take the bait lol

you were doing so great until the pompous "sorry"

@@sliceserve234 You're right, apologizing is gay.

im glad im not the only one who caught him blinking lol

and sunglasses

Probably had something to do with the fact that he was aiming at the floor.

@@jshepard152or maybe it’s due to the fact that it’s a movie and not real life

Uzis recoil is ridiculous

its called plot armor

According to Pulp fiction, it's a "miracle"

But it *would* unlock the door.

​@botmes4044 exactly, no pun intended lmfao

​@@botmes4044I laugh so hard 😂

​@@botmes4044nope you need the lock to unlock the door. The bolt would still be door frame. And blowing out the lock would destroy the actuator that moves the bolt in and out of the door

Nothing on one, Click out of two, Thwree feels springy.

Sloshy? That's not even a word.

@@mkultra2456all words are made up

@@lodgeAlloy275 Words are gay

@@mkultra2456words schmerds

If he had managed even a glancing hit with just one bullet, he would probably have messed Anton Chigurh up at least as much as the car collision did at the end of the film.

​@@stevekaczynski3793I agree. Out of all of the guys in that hotel room he had the best chance to shoot and injure Anton. When he opens the door to shoot at Anton however he had poor technique. If you notice he had the uzi held down and had to raise it up to shoot. That gave Anton that second to get the first shot off

@@monddubb9792 You think he has poor technique because he is poor financially?

@@mkultra2456 wth are you talking about?

@@monddubb9792 Answer the question

That maybe true but he still he should have hit Antwon with that uzi.

He was not, Anton did not fire where he was

Anton did fire into the closet. The second guy was in the bathroom

@@Cthusiest_jeff he shot the left of the door, uzi man was to the right

Stop the clip at :22 -Man is firing the gun and brings the muzzle up while doing so. He would have hit Anton and/or made many holes in the wall, furniture, etc. and out through the front door of the room to the outside. At :24 -Anton actually missed and hit the wall to the right side of the door. 😆

True, has a very south Texas kinda vibe to it

@@sggsdsgdgsd6897 how do you mean? I live in the Midwest. My cousin spent time at Ft. Bliss, but besides the little he has told me, I know very little of the area.

Smelly socks

Maybe he was still alive (barely). His eyes might have gotten irritated from keeping them open while acting dead.

@@dimitardimitrov6478 Bodies can twitch after death

@@nicholasmuro1742 it is a possibility

It's not even noticeable.

El final es malísimo

Macron is gay and his wife is a dude.

That’s how you know it’s one hell of a movie/character

What about Clarence Bodikker from RoboCop?

I'm a grown dude too, and lemme tell you this guy was the first movie character in a non-fiction to actually scare me! For most of the movie I was nervous what he would do next.

This is not a non fictional film, friend

I dream that I am him

Not a great marksman.

You're right but that was a poorly written sentence.

@@mkultra2456 Dude English isn’t my first language gimme a break.

@@cedmelancon NEVER! You must learn the master language!

No emotions for old men.

He didn’t get thrown, more so that he was probably already in the motion to get behind the bed but Anton’s shotgun propelled him, as the bullets do still have a strong enough force to push a little at that range.

@@bigbosses4686Play it at 0.25 speed my friend, there's one frame between the 2nd shot going off and the victim getting hit and in that frame he is leaning forward. I am just a layman and it'd be great to get someone with real movie-making experience to weigh in on this. But I am confident they will say that either the victim had a harness on that pulled him behind the bed, or the actor used their left leg to push off with where in real life they'd simply instantly go limp.

Something is missing her , moss asked for an additional room, that means that his first room should stay empty, so why do we have three Mexican in it ?

@@salimsalim-sf2yt they raided it

@@salimsalim-sf2ytThey got there before Anton did, since it’s their money. It pays off later when they beat him to the punch and kill llewyn off screen, robbing Anton of his satisfaction.

@@spencerpbringhurst3792 yea but i thought with this surpresser the spreading is not so big.

@@Oelsn92 suppressor wouldnt really affect the spread much i believe but there are a lot of different types of buckshots, some with slim and wide spread, theres even some that go wild like birdshot

@@cherrypoptart2001the choke tube in the barrel is what changes the spread of a shotgun round

you set the choke with a barrel or device after the barrel, the suppressor itself wouldn't change spread dramatically

@@cherrypoptart2001 You gotta lay off the anime.

Anton is operating on cosmic law, not tactics.

Not true, he was killed off screen by the cartel anyways when the sheriff found him.

He saw the shower guy in the bathroom mirror. The only chance the dude had was possibly grabbing the barrel of the gun when Anton pulled the shower curtain shut.

⁠@@hecticgHe could’ve potentially avoided that confrontation had he not gotten into a fight with Anton.

@@NeoStoicismthat’s what a lot of people don’t seem to get about Anton, he’s not supposed to be a tactical killer but more a semi supernatural force who is on a different playing field entirely.

Benny Hill soundtrack all day

​@@MaxPower-ke5rq Reading my mind.

Man, just because they’re Mexicans doesn’t mean they must be gardeners, they could be a Mariachi band from out of town, stop stereotyping 😢

who happened to have Uzi and pistols with them?

​@nazmul_khan_ hey man stop stereotyping. They couldve been the oversized wheel and tire mechanics with speaker system mods.

@@DavidL1986 they adopted American culture upon climbing the wall to this side

@@nazmul_khan_ that is possible tbf

People are overusing the word "underrated".

Underrated is overrated

And one of the most cool, badass and intelligent ones to

That hair is iconic in itself.

Anton did kill his barber. Why do you think his hair looks like that?

Yes , however it’s now generally acknowledged that Blood Meridian is unworkable a film. Too much , just a biblical descent into The Rings of Hell as Judge Holden as Virgil. It would just get so many people from so many angles angry etc even before you try to work out how to portray the violence because that’s what makes up most of the interaction in the novel . Sure, someone might give it a go but I’d be very wary of any modern adaptation of what is meant to be a period novel in its grammatical sense and just sheer body mutilation .

@@goodnightvienna8511 I dunno honestly, horror movies have a pretty large following and those can get naturally extremely graphic (even bordering on cartoonish levels of violence and gore in some cases), which obviously Blood Meridian is not, but I do think you could adapt it to film and keep the violence grounded just fine. The problem is that you couldn't really mince any of the scenes so you'd have to either split the movie up or just make it a TV series adaptation. Something that's kinda floated around in my head for it, and it's more tongue in cheek in nature, is having an adaptation in the style of an mid 80's cartoon a-la GI Joe but keep all the dialogue and gore intact. I feel like that would be an amusing but very fitting take for the story in a strange way. Maybe I'm just kooky though.

@@eurekasevenwave2297 haha I’d definitely watch that 👏🏻

They were hiding in there to ambush Moss

I love this detail: look at the unarmed guys pinky finger. He has a bump of cocaine in his nail ready to go. They were doing coke.

He’s definitely the best thing about it

Not that the double O Buckshot is worse than regular so u can still blow off a limb with out using slugs

I have no idea, but this movie is so cool you can easily give it some technical suspension of disbelief.

@@albertovalcarenghi350 Cheers thx, his character/the acting looks savage

If I remember correctly, he had an air bomb, I think he was shooting compressed air with some slugs

It's about compressed air.... seriously watch the movie.

@@albertovalcarenghi350 it's a compresed air....just like his nail gun .

Coke. Fat Boys pinky finger has white residue

Maybe they're gay

The only non-gay thing I can think of is they were doing coke lol

waiting for the other guy to get ready

I love the sound even though it's not realistic. Sounds unique

@@theplayeralsoknownasmousecopwhy is it not realistic?

@@HarrisonHollers it would be a hell of a lot louder than that

@@HarrisonHollers cant put a silencer on a shotgun, mate.......

@@bolivianbillionaire1349 Nah you can, Silencerco makes a couple specifcally for shotguns. I'd know, I have one on my Remington 1100 because of this movie lol.