Tag: No Country for Old Men

A neo-western is a relatively new subgenre which utilizes attributes of classic westerns, but in a more modern setting. Here are 10 of the...

The western has been one genre that has long resisted change, but newer releases illustrate how this type of film can adapt for the...

After taking off a couple weeks, we're back with a "new" episode of Casually Criterion as we discuss Pather Panchali, No Country for Old...

Directors’ trademarks is a series of articles that examines the “signatures” that filmmakers leave behind in their work. This month, with the release of Hail, Caesar!, we’re examining the trademark style and calling signs of Joel and Ethan Coen as director.

Sometimes, all it takes is a good joke to brighten up your day.  But for a movie fan, all it takes is a couple of weird crossovers, 30 second videos, and random images to make us happy.  Hey, we're simple folk.  But to find all this stuff, look no further than Laugh it Up, your weekly dose of LOL's and LMFAO's to put you in the right mind set.  Well it may not be the smartest of comedy...it will certainly put a smile on your face.

This week, we have Jaws, Kick Ass, and a whole lot of The Big Lebowski.

It's a very interesting business when an actor how hasn't signed on or even READ THE SCRIPT can discuss the subtle nuances of his role.  But Javier Bardem is freaking Anton Chigurh, so I'll let him do as he pleases.