Have they made a bad movie?
Coen brothers
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No Country For Old Men was execrable
Ladykillers was shit, that's it though
Fargo
Intolerable Cruelty was fucking terrible.
Ladykillers as noted and Lewyn Davis was massively hyped and praised but it's pretty weak in my opinion dare I say it's overrated?.
O Brother was bad, but it's my unpopular opinion.
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Your life is execrable faggot
barton fink, inside llewyin davis and burn after reading are their worst I've watched
This. Haven't seen True Grit but I heard it's shit, too.
suicide yourself
Fargo is one of the best movies ever made.
no but they wrote one
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hudsucker proxy aint great either
their movies without clooney tend to be a lot better than their movies with him
No Country For Old Men is unironically kino
Hey now, O Brother Where Art Thou was good, i will say that Burn After Reading did nothing for me
O Brother is probably their best movie but I generally agree with your statement.
Kikes have never made a good movie
Fuck these rats
Hudsucker Proxy
Ladykillers. Everything else varies from good to spectacular.
Garfield
True Grit was good. But I'm a bit embarrassed to say I've never seen the original.
Edgy
You should watch it if you like the story. CB are far more faithful to the book and I prefer Bridges to Wayne as Cogburn but Mattie in the og I find has that balance of charming and annoying that stuck with me. I can't recall CB Mattie at all but all the side characters are great in the modern version.
What's the appeal of Fargo?
>all this hate for Burn After Reading
I thought it was great
that said, which should I watch next Barton Fink, A Serious Man, True Grit or Miller's Crossing
Just go chronologically.
They're all pretty good, but Millers Crossing is the best out of that bunch
I wasn't too hot on raising Arizona.
Miller's Crossing, then Barton Fink
>Barton Fink
Stupid as the poster sugests.
It's a masterclass in visual storytelling. The story has an unusual structure without being pretentious. The performances are top notch. It's both naturally funny and naturally dramatic with no jarring tonal shifts. It's just a beautiful film. They should teach film with it, if they don't already. It's a masterpiece.