@skrikon It was a beautiful day. Yeah it was cold, but it was clear and beautiful. I live in a cold part of the country and the fact that it may be -15 with 2' of snow on the ground doesn't mean it can't be a beautiful day. Dress warm and put on your boots! Stay positive, even when other people don't see anything positive. That makes life, and your outlook on it, beautiful.
@nimasha83 Fargo opens with the following text: THIS IS A TRUE STORY. The events depicted in this film took place in Minnesota in 1987. At the request of the survivors, the names have been changed. Out of respect for the dead, the rest has been told exactly as it occurred.
Although the film itself is completely fictional, the Coen brothers claim that many of the events that take place in the movie were actually based on true events from other cases that they threw together to make 1 story.
Every time I hear "I just don't understand it" my heart breaks a little for Marge who has to be the most moral character in the entire movie. The way she describes the guy's crimes makes me see her viewpoint on all the unnecessary bloodshed that was done in the name of simple money.
His expression is the same as mine every time someone over forty tries to lecture me. Its that 'goddamnijustwanttobashmybrainsoutratherthanhearyouspeak' expression.
Great scene... but I think its not just about Grimsud... more about Marge... her own Naivety. She is in her last term of pregnancy... and this is the world she (and her unborn child) is faced with.Her loss of innocence as she is getting close to bringing a brand new innocent into the world. Or something.
@bobonze oh I gotta disagree with your police work there. I think Marge is the least naive of all the characters, what she is saying here is truth and she's not afraid to say it! oh yah!
@cjwright79 I will disagree. I don't know where you found narcissism in his character. I think the coens made him so flat and monotonous so he wouldn't appear narcissistic or overly maniacal.
I feel like the entire movie is supposed to glorify the ordinary crime gone wrong. I don't think it was supposed to add psychological depth to the murders or motives. That's what I found so charming about the movie. Well that and the accents of course.
@cjwright79 Well I don't. He has a consistently stoic expression, the movie takes light of his muteness, and he flips out when he doesn't get a bigger reward from steve bushemi (indicating greediness). Where is the self absorbed arrogance in that?
@cjwright79 Grimsrud wasn't a narcissist. He just didn't give a damn about anything else but the money he'd get from the job. And in the end his greed completely took over. He killed his accomplice, who was greedy himself, since he'd buried most of the money in the snow earlier. So it was all about the money.
@fiedleraufdemdach I honestly don't think he cared all about the money. He just killed Buscemi because he had disrespected him, or perhaps just out of sheer cruelty. I don't think the money ever really mattered to Grimsrud.
She says, "I just don't understand it." Followed by the white-out snowy scene. To me it's a contrast of his criminal mind and heart with her pure heart and mind. The white snow personifies her purity. Beautiful scene and music.
@7t8h4z Also the fact that she is about to bring a child into a world like this. If she doesn't understand it... How will she ever be able to explain it to her child or for that fact, protect it from the things that idiots will do for a little bit of money! The world is a sad place with all the unnecessary deaths and killings......
Not sure if the Coen brothers meant for such a deep philosophical message in this film but for me it came out loud and clear - money isn't important whereas being loved is. Or maybe the message is that relentless pursuit of wealth will leave your soul bankrupt (and your wife + father in law dead along with your life totally ruined).
IT CUT OFF RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE MUSIC CRESCENDO! NYAAARGH! But still a great scene.
ChaneyDeMunn 1 day ago
I checked the movie trailer before this video.. and it was awesome, I'm so watching that move " the snow town murders "..
museman007 1 day ago
the scene right before this is the worst part of the movie in my opinion
bandgeek89 1 week ago
amo esta escena, gracias por subirla!
lys23ful 2 weeks ago
@lys23ful Estoy muy agradecido contigo
ImaginaryXBagelsD 2 weeks ago
john abruzzi the real king!!!
SerialThrilla23 1 month ago
I donät understand why she says "and it's a beautiful day"?
skrikon 1 month ago
@skrikon It was a beautiful day. Yeah it was cold, but it was clear and beautiful. I live in a cold part of the country and the fact that it may be -15 with 2' of snow on the ground doesn't mean it can't be a beautiful day. Dress warm and put on your boots! Stay positive, even when other people don't see anything positive. That makes life, and your outlook on it, beautiful.
calendarpage 3 weeks ago
THAT was the best scene??
OwenEWYoungs 1 month ago
in the end she had a happy life, she was not corrupted by greed
WolfgangProductions1 1 month ago
good story aka true story , good actors. good music....all i wanna know is where the rest of the money....
nimasha83 1 month ago 3
@nimasha83
its not a true story
goatovdreams 1 month ago
@nimasha83 Fargo opens with the following text: THIS IS A TRUE STORY. The events depicted in this film took place in Minnesota in 1987. At the request of the survivors, the names have been changed. Out of respect for the dead, the rest has been told exactly as it occurred.
Although the film itself is completely fictional, the Coen brothers claim that many of the events that take place in the movie were actually based on true events from other cases that they threw together to make 1 story.
SpeakTruer 4 weeks ago
Brilliant actress well deserved Oscar win too!
AucklandNZ1 1 month ago
The actor bears a resemblance to Ben Roethlisberger
MrRibby88 1 month ago
@MrRibby88
Ah she so does not
AucklandNZ1 1 month ago
@AucklandNZ1 LOL...I meant the guy in the back seat.
MrRibby88 1 month ago
@MrRibby88
Oh right, that's more like it - yes there is a bit of a resemblance (with the guy in the back seat!) Ha ha!
AucklandNZ1 1 month ago
lol beautiful day in north dakota might hit 0
Joefonzgoldenarms 2 months ago
Every time I hear "I just don't understand it" my heart breaks a little for Marge who has to be the most moral character in the entire movie. The way she describes the guy's crimes makes me see her viewpoint on all the unnecessary bloodshed that was done in the name of simple money.
suncore598 2 months ago
great movie, but the bestest part for me was before that:
Is that yer buddy yer puttin in the woodchipper dare?
PorkFrog 2 months ago
His expression is the same as mine every time someone over forty tries to lecture me. Its that 'goddamnijustwanttobashmybrainsoutratherthanhearyouspeak' expression.
camerica789 2 months ago
thats a goodlooking man
bluebeeem 2 months ago
IS that Aaron Rogers in the back seat?
pastthebar 2 months ago
Mrs. Pettigrew!
Moth711 2 months ago
Beautiful Day
TheCornCobbers 2 months ago
Indeed, Frances McDormand's character was the only bright spot in that dismal horrible movie. I did love how she said "It's a beautiful day!"
sunshinegirl1967 3 months ago
Shes so pretty
boomshuka 3 months ago
And the oscar goes to....
MrJalope 3 months ago
this is one of the funniest movies I have ever seen in my life
officialhappybacon 3 months ago 2
I swear the first time I saw her I was like "WILLEM DEFOE'S TWIN SISTER?"
Subtitles00 4 months ago 7
@Subtitles00 lolololol
DaKButter 4 months ago
Great scene... but I think its not just about Grimsud... more about Marge... her own Naivety. She is in her last term of pregnancy... and this is the world she (and her unborn child) is faced with.Her loss of innocence as she is getting close to bringing a brand new innocent into the world. Or something.
bobonze 4 months ago 3
@bobonze oh I gotta disagree with your police work there. I think Marge is the least naive of all the characters, what she is saying here is truth and she's not afraid to say it! oh yah!
BrendanIsCool 2 months ago
@BrendanIsCool oh geez
WREQUIEM 2 months ago
It wasn't about money, it was about narcissistic rage.
cjwright79 5 months ago
@cjwright79 I will disagree. I don't know where you found narcissism in his character. I think the coens made him so flat and monotonous so he wouldn't appear narcissistic or overly maniacal.
I feel like the entire movie is supposed to glorify the ordinary crime gone wrong. I don't think it was supposed to add psychological depth to the murders or motives. That's what I found so charming about the movie. Well that and the accents of course.
hellofart16 5 months ago
@hellofart16 If you don't see the narcissism in Peter Stormare's character then you probably don't understand narcissism at all.
cjwright79 5 months ago
@cjwright79 Well I don't. He has a consistently stoic expression, the movie takes light of his muteness, and he flips out when he doesn't get a bigger reward from steve bushemi (indicating greediness). Where is the self absorbed arrogance in that?
hellofart16 5 months ago
@hellofart16 im not gonna debate ya jerry
lol what im trying to say is good post, i agree
now we stop at pancakes house
BuddyWillis 2 months ago
@cjwright79 Grimsrud wasn't a narcissist. He just didn't give a damn about anything else but the money he'd get from the job. And in the end his greed completely took over. He killed his accomplice, who was greedy himself, since he'd buried most of the money in the snow earlier. So it was all about the money.
fiedleraufdemdach 5 months ago
@fiedleraufdemdach I honestly don't think he cared all about the money. He just killed Buscemi because he had disrespected him, or perhaps just out of sheer cruelty. I don't think the money ever really mattered to Grimsrud.
siamesenightmare93 4 months ago
@siamesenightmare93 He killed Buscemi because he threatened to rat on Shep. That was the last straw.
djgizmoe 2 weeks ago
The morality compass of the movie.
roberine 5 months ago
Great movie and what an ending
chiefnut48 6 months ago
She says, "I just don't understand it." Followed by the white-out snowy scene. To me it's a contrast of his criminal mind and heart with her pure heart and mind. The white snow personifies her purity. Beautiful scene and music.
7t8h4z 6 months ago 8
@7t8h4z Also the fact that she is about to bring a child into a world like this. If she doesn't understand it... How will she ever be able to explain it to her child or for that fact, protect it from the things that idiots will do for a little bit of money! The world is a sad place with all the unnecessary deaths and killings......
SpeakTruer 4 weeks ago
@7t8h4z
you paid way too much attention in English class man..
lemob182 4 days ago
Not sure if the Coen brothers meant for such a deep philosophical message in this film but for me it came out loud and clear - money isn't important whereas being loved is. Or maybe the message is that relentless pursuit of wealth will leave your soul bankrupt (and your wife + father in law dead along with your life totally ruined).
shaun180381 6 months ago