It’s quite possible that Javier Bardem is the last thing you’ll see before you die.
By Burbanked on Jun 14, 2007 in Movies, Trailers | 1,684 views |
Damn, but I love those Coen brothers!
Anne Thompson at Variety provides an exclusive preview trailer for the upcoming Coen brothers film No Country For Old Men, and this just looks like a whole barrel of effed-up fun, just like we’ve come to expect from Ethan and Joel.
Just listen to the crackling dialogue in this trailer; it’s truly something to take your breath away. “He’s dangerous.” “As compared to what, bubonic plague…?”
And let me just say that if the Coens can make an actor out of Woody Harrelson again, I may just have to turn in my Film Curmudgeon membership (Founding Father Level) card. Here’s the clip from Variety’s rather nifty video site:
Here’s the direct link to the clip Variety’s nifty video site, because they removed the video from being able to be embedded. Boo!
No Country For Old Men is scheduled for release in November from Paramount Vantage.
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Sulu_at_the_Helm | Jun 14, 2007 | Reply
I’m a bit confused (more than usual). Didn’t Tommy Lee Jones decide years ago never to appear in another good movie?
Burbanked | Jun 14, 2007 | Reply
Sulu: Hm. Seems to me that might have been right after he won an Oscar…
Ray | Jun 14, 2007 | Reply
Hmmmm … looks pretty good, more intense than most of their films.
However, you really shouldn’t be bad mouthing Woody Harrelson, Alan. The guy was absolutely brilliant in “Kingpin.” Yes, I’m being serious.
Burbanked | Jun 14, 2007 | Reply
Ray: As loathe as I am to even slightly disagree with you, I’ll just say the following:
dougie p | Jun 14, 2007 | Reply
I saw Woody Harrelson and Sean Penn in a production of Sam Shepard’s play The Late Henry Moss. Woody was amazing and he kept pace with Penn.
He can do great things when he has great directors.
You might want to rent “This So-Called Disaster: Sam Shepard Directs the Late Henry Moss (2003)”.
RC of strangeculture | Jun 16, 2007 | Reply
Harrelson’s been in a good movie…get out?
(actually, i did enjoy in performance in prairie home last year…but not enough to call him talented)
MC | Jun 18, 2007 | Reply
I thought the people vs. Larry Flynt was pretty good… I mean, I believed him as a scuzzy, drugged up porn pedler who likes to make a spectacle of himself.