What's your favourite Coens' film?
>>64400809
Millers xrossing its antisemetic as fuck and explains how you combat jews
O Brother Where Art Thou
Burn after reading
Inside Llewyn Davis and No Country for Old Men
>>64400809
Inside Llewyn Davis
It's probably my favorite movie desu. This song is a big reason why.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQyPVBtLXk0
I find all the plots and messages forgettable or just too negative+bored by life in outlook to want to keep in mind.
Looks wise, I like No Country for Old Men and A Serious Man.
I think everybody agrees that this is well done
https://vimeo.com/104193227
>>64400809
BIG
>>64401084
tale of two kitties is patrician
>>64400809
A Serious Man
>>64400873
This
>>64400809
I really am not into their sardonic and conscendent jew humor, and I'm not a fan of cheesy OTT performances either and their films happen to be filled with them. Their only film that benefits from these aforementioned characteristics is The Big Lebowski because it's actually meant to be a cartoony comedy.
All things considered my favorite film from them is No Country for Old Men, followed by The Big Lebowski. I also liked Inside Llewyn Davis.
Underrated I think is A Serious Man, that's a good domestic drama.
Fargo is garbage
>>64400809
Barton Fink no contests
>>64401432
*condescending
>>64400809
The Man Who Wasn't There
Blood Simple
A Serious Man.
>>64401432
Hello Reddit
>>64400809
Why they're so perfect, /tv/?
Inside Llewyn Davis is probably one of my favourite films. Pity Oscar Isaac ruined his career not only with spaceshit, but capeshit too.
God tier: inside llewyn Davis, a serious man, Barton fink
High tier: miller's crossing, no country for old men, Fargo
Medium tier: big lebowski, true grit, burn after reading, o brother, the man who wasn't there, blood simple
Low tier: intolerable cruelty
