No country for old men. No Country for Old Men Explained: All You Need to Know

He bandages his wounds, realizing he is facing dangerous individuals	The film won top honors at the Directors Guild of America Awards for Joel and Ethan Coen
Shot through the left lung	I'll get tickets and a cart for the bags

No Country for Old Men movie review (2007)

It is a western with a tragic, existential, film noir ending.

No Country for Old Men: But it added that the film was 'guaranteed to attract a healthy audience on the basis of the track record of those involved, respect for the novel and critical support
No Country for Old Men: At one point he flat-out says that he just feels "overmatched," and worries that the violence around him is escalating in a way he can't contend with
No Country for Old Men (2007): In the airport, Carla Jean calls Sheriff Bell and tells him where Moss is staying in El Paso

Said he'd been fixin' to kill someone for as long as he could remember	Well, all the time you spend trying to get back
I said, what time do you go to bed? Llewelyn, I ain't gonna leave you in the lurch	It propels a cylinder into their heads and whips it back again

It's possible there's now a headless criminal enterprise in Texas trying to scatter to avoid law enforcement, or regroup and continue operating.

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No Country for Old Men Explained: All You Need to Know: I wanna see if someone's here
No Country for Old Men: Question: What does the ending of No Country for Old Men mean? After a long investigation that fails to locate Chigurh, Bell decides to retire and drives away from the local courthouse feeling overmatched and defeated

You don't know what you're talking about, do you? He finds a large catalog case filled with two million dollars and a	As Moss desperately attempts to keep one step ahead, the blood from this hunt begins to flow behind him with relentlessly growing intensity as Chigurh closes in
Bell is haunted by his actions in , leaving his incapacitated unit to die having had no practical alternative , for which he received a	I could just go home

August 7th, 1966, July 2nd, 1968.

No Country for Old Men Explained: All You Need to Know: A man looks at something
No Country For Old Men: Out in all that dark: Ain't paid for that neither
No Country For Old Men: Out in all that dark: He is pursued by two men in a truck and escapes into a river