Why Anton Chigurh is still an iconic movie villain, 10 years later On the anniversary of 'No Country for Old Men,' we look back at Javier Bardem's terrifying character By ...

If the final scene of No Country for Old Men left you scratching your head, you’re not alone. After all the chaos, shootouts, and cold-blooded decisions, the movie ends… quietly.

Chapter 4 star also shared that director Ernesto Díaz Espinoza showed him the Korean film 'I Saw the Devil' for inspiration.

No Country for Old Men. ... Audiences will flock to see a mainstream Coen Bros. film with such a colorful villain, but word-of-mouth about its fizzled conclusion may do damage at the boxoffice.

"No Country for Old Men" is a thriller, although the plot points often connect only tangentially. It's not supposed to add up in the end, and we're not supposed to read its plot twists and turns ...

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No Country for Old Men is available in paperback for $11 (was $18). Several other McCarthy novels are on sale, including his final two novels The Passenger and Stella Maris.

Had Javier Bardem dropped out of No Country For Old Men Mark Strong would've taken over the role of the titular villain Anton Chigurh.

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