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By logical conclusion, i mean a story containing a beginning, middle, and end. Call me old fashioned, but that's what i like!
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I guess you're not a big fan of Big Lebowski then...
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Probably not a fan of Barton Fink either. Elliott, have a look at Miller's Crossing if you haven't seen it. Still their best IMO.

 
I am a big fan of Coen brothers' movies with Miller's Crossing and Big Lebowski being my favorites.

I thought No Country was a good flick, at times very good, but not great. I haven't read a book and i've heard you could understand the story better if you read it, but i felt the whole Tommy Lee Jones sheriff character moping around the countryside and longing for good old times was out of place and pointless.

Bardem and Brolin, on the other hand, were terrific.

 
Probably not a fan of Barton Fink either. Elliott, have a look at Miller's Crossing if you haven't seen it. Still their best IMO.
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Cheers mate, i'll keep an eye out.

Never seen Lebowski. Probably another one to avoid...

Pulp Fiction was okay, just a bit tricky to get your head around the order of filming.

Oh, and i agree Abramovich; Bardem and Brolin were terrific. Which is why i thought it was a shame not to see them have a final meeting of some sorts!?

 
Haven't seen this new film, but my favourite Coen brothers film is O Brother Where Art Though? Absolutely brilliant with a great soundtrack, made me realise that George Clooney can actually act. Also Raising Arizona was one of the funniest films of all time.

 
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