The thing about this is.... there are really people like this living and walking amoungst us daily. they are cold and good at what they do. That s why i always have a gun on me. You never know who is sitting next to you at the red light Look over at him.... study him and when his head starts to trun toward you...... look away! Quick! pretend that he is not there and hope that the light changes to green sooner than later. Stay thirsty my friends.Stay thirsty.
@generalataris I know! I've watched this movie so many times and and just when I thought I couldnt analyze it anymore someone else brings up something I missed, this movie/book is completely amazing
Chigurh reminds you of what you should be afraid of. Its funny, he is not even the worst. there is a culture breeding that has been betrayed by american corprotacracy like no other part of the world. since panama in the 70's you planted the seed for hunger, death and despair. the josh brolin character wonders about the monsters created by this and gets killed. so will you. dont close the borders. get down on your knees and say: WE'RE SORRY WE TOOK EVERYTHING AWAY FROM YOU. sincerely, U.S.A.
the collision of texas and mexico is pretty much underlined in chigurh's hunt for that cowboy. there is a certain, not understandable evil out there, behind the borders, that has bred for 3 decades. the borders might open, and this unincomprehendible evil, infigured by Chigurh, will come over texas. you know what? i would love to see that. usa has brought this part of the continent down for decades. The evil you've challenged is now coming over your so called holy land. hope you suffer.
Chigurh reminds me of real life hit man Richard "The Iceman" Kuklinski. Psychopathic personality disorder with paranoid traits. Cold, calculating, and empty individuals ARE out there.
Love how he takes his time answering the phone and has a look like he doesn't quite know what to do with it when he picks up. It's like he's from another planet.
this movie, its always complete suspense, so well, its a true masterpiece, so many movies lack the ability to build suspense at all but this movie does it perfectly.
That's why it's called "No country for OLD men",old refering to those people who are used to living in a world where evil always gets punished and good survives,a world where words "good" and "evil" still exist,a world that doesn't evolve,a world where the sherif was still living in.
@ILoveRavenc Bell doesn't understand the motivations anymore. At least in his time, crimes and murders were committed for reasons that could at least be understood (greed, revenge, hate) but Anton isn't about any of that. He just believes in killing as part of fate and Bell can't face people like that, he doesn't understand them and so he "loses" the fight he built his career around. Sucks to be him.
he creates those rules so that he has a moral code to live by since he doesn't have emotions. It gives him an foundation to relate since he thinks that other people make up rules to live by for order like him but in reality they're just emotional. Took me a while to realize that other people don't think like this.
@TheEviIOyo- Good way of putting it. I was watching a special presentation on Starz last year. It is called "Unforgettably Evil". Actors and such talk about how Anton just keeps coming, cannot be stopped and that "no one is home", referring to his sense of thinking through his moral codes.
Anton only seems to show some emotion when he kills the deputy, when he puts water on his shotgun wound and when he is hiding in the dark at the motel. Other than that, the man is heartless.
@slinkycat321 yep, and most of them sign up for overseas deployment thankfully. The ones you have to be really scared of are the generals, the corporateers, and the bankers, plus the few that are in office.
Carson is right of course, because it was hardly some weird rule that led to Wells being ambushed by Chigurh. To Chigurh however these weird rules of his dictates the entire world, including those coin tosses.
Chigurh doesn't really understand what Carson means by that, so he is clearly a psycho.
@McLarenMercedes The part that doesnt make sense is that Carson found the suitcase by the river. Why didnt he grab it and split? Why stick around and deal with Chigurh knowing how crazy he was?
@mercmarc I believe Chigurh actually brings this up (I know he does in the book, and I think he does in the movie). Carson's response is that he was going to wait until nightfall to take it, so that he wouldn't be seen.
@wha65, he replies with, "I got here the same way the coin did." Anton was a firm advocate of fatalism and did'nt believe anyone had control over their own fate. Anyone who came across him was pre-destined to be killed. this is a prevailing notion in many of Mccarthy's novels.
Anton is too cool.........definitely my favorite psychopath. The hairdo is most bitchin'! Yeah, Anton rocks, but I sure as hell wouldn't want to be his next door neighbor......the dude is way too spontaneous!
The last scene gets to me. The car crash scared the hell out of me; plus, I didn't think Anton would let the two kids live. The scene with Anton and the two boys reminded me of Llewyen asking the college kids for help, but they wanted money, and with the kids, they were just scared out of their minds and at the same time assisted him without asking for anything in return.
remember carson said in the movie he has principals. He follows that code if you read the philosophy behind the movie then you will understand why he didn't kill the kids and insisted on giving him money.
Nihilist utilitarianism is the absence of ethics, and that's what his character embodies. The idea that he acts according to a code is downright bizarre, considering that he solves every dilemma with the flip of a coin, an act which signifies that right and wrong are literally unknowable, or at least not worth knowing.
@smmclaug no, he's not a nihilist because he obviously does care so much about his "mission" and "purpose" in this film. otherwise he wouldve just taken carson's proposition and just got the case and left instead of making brolin bring it to him.
This scene was very interesting even though it seems like it's pointless. What was the point of his being hit by a car that went though a red light? But I agree with RyanLeeParis because it does hold the ateention- the film does, even if it doesn't make sense at times.
I like to think that the film was about chaos, and events. Chigurh could navigate the moral murkiness of the movie better than anyone else-- he's like a shark-- but even he is subject to random events, like a car crash.
OCEANmachine27, good point. I read some of the book but it just didn't hold my attention early on with the sheriff (sp?) narrating. I love characters like Anton, though. I just want to get to the killing. I don't know why but that holds my attention- the cat and mouse of the chase in No Country 4 Old Men.
@808Lana im guessing that it shows that hes human too. Because throughout the book, he never breaks his cool or character that is, until the crash where he starts to lose composure. my thought is that this implies that even the chaos agent is also subjected to pain and death
@AndWhatRoughBeast Chigurh fully understands the concept of action and reaction as better explained in the book. Its what he means by "the rule" as better explained in the book with the convo with wells he talks bout the injury moss inflicts on him in the hotel shootout stating "It was along time coming" suggesting he believes in a karma (things coming full circle) idea. The car crash is another example of this and he accepts it as the manifestation of his actions by the rule he follows.
I honestly don't know what to think of this movie. Sometimes I think it's great, other times I think it's kinda bad. But it keeps my attention so it must actually in fact be a good movie.
He's killed countless innocents and destroyed so many lives, and you see a minor inconvenience like a compound fracture as fair karma? On top of that he gets away with the money, fair indeed!
The part where the killer tries to disrespect chance (his goal being to completely control his surroundings via force and minimize chance), and choose for the girl instead of offering it to chance...Immiedietely after, chance hits him with a car accident. Showing the futility
so deep, if the rule (honor, respect for others...conscience in other words) led you to dieing like this....what use was the rule? Then colton doesnt even realize that the question isnt crazy....Is ruthlessness the ultimate method to get through life? Can you overcome chance? at the end I guess that answerrs it
When Carson Wells was visiting Llewelyn Moss at the hospital, he explained that Anton Chigurgh has no sense of humor. But I don't agree with him. I can see that Chigurgh really smiles and enjoys the sick conversation at the hotell room. He is really making fun at Carson. And the other scene with the accountant guy is also funny. "Do You See Me?"
And he has a sick and evil smile over his face right before he kills Llewelyn's wife near the end of the movie. He is really a cold person! :)
He does have a sense of humor, he delights in shattering peoples notion that they are in a safe comfortable life, pointing out their flaws in logic. Thinking that they dont need to worry about chance. He is an agent of chaos. In the end though he is victim of chance showing that while ruthlessness is a method to reduce chance. No one is immune and must still concern themselves with it.
Interesting what I just observed: at 7:54 Javier does the motion as if he was just sideswiped, but we do not hear the sound of it until 7:55. His reaction came a split second too early.
he clearly didn't go to the hospital, as the kids say the ambulance is on its way, and he just high-tails it out of there. plus, like after the showdown with moss he steals some meds and takes care of himself, so presumably he does the same with the arm and just takes care of it himself. then i suppose he just goes on doing his hitman stuff, or as cormac mccarthy said of him "being a prophet of destruction."
Yes he did it doesn't take a lot of thinking to come to that conclusion. He asked the guy looking him dead in the face "That depends do you see me?" with a smile. He had to kill him because the guy knew who he was and know that he saw him knew what he looked like. The fat lady he didn't kill because she wasn't alone and also because she had no idea who or what he was. It would of been more trouble then what is was worth. He probably also knew the sheriff would be arriving soon.
wonder how he fixed that compound fracture of the ulna. you can't fix that at home. man it's got to be a good movie to make me wonder what happened next.
for what? What the hell are you talking about? He won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for this role. For 2007. Heath Ledger won the next year. They both won.
ha, sorry dude, I was confused. I thought there might have been an all-time best supporting actor list or something, I don't know... anyways. They both got the shiny trophies.
Read the book. The movie is close to it, but this scene is a thousand times better in the book, as is Chigur. He was an amazing choice for the character, but Chigur is even more chilling in the book believe it or not.
hes psychopathic not psychotic, and hes killing for his own benefit so hes not really a hitman either
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Emperorlawson 4 months ago
Look at that fuckin bone...............
coryboy345 4 months ago
I would be mad and crazy too if they made me have that hair cut.
Yvette1981xoxo 4 months ago
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not in the sense that you mean
iscottm 4 months ago
whenever you go through intersection, your eyes should look left, right, left!
PeyoteCowboy 7 months ago
@PeyoteCowboy yeah as sharp as Sugar is, i would think he'd see that car coming
iscottm 4 months ago
0:58
ToppaliniTube 8 months ago
lol 3:24 I believe you have my stapler
remsensor 9 months ago
Bullshit movie.
SavageVandar 10 months ago
The only people who dislike this are Carson Wells, and Llewelyn's wife.
bstonrlpb 11 months ago 2
he is not psychotic he is a psycho.
sulkava 11 months ago
Javier Bardem is hot. mmm
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The thing about this is.... there are really people like this living and walking amoungst us daily. they are cold and good at what they do. That s why i always have a gun on me. You never know who is sitting next to you at the red light Look over at him.... study him and when his head starts to trun toward you...... look away! Quick! pretend that he is not there and hope that the light changes to green sooner than later. Stay thirsty my friends.Stay thirsty.
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The funniest thing about this movie is that all of this shit came down on this guy because he left his truck.
jgwentworth1500 1 year ago
Anton Chigurh kills Mickey Knox, lol
Hackmoune 1 year ago
@Hackmoune lulz
HoLOLcaust 1 year ago
"I got here the same way the coin did."
Jesus. Fucking. Christ.
You could write pages upon pages about the meaning of that line.
generalataris 1 year ago
@generalataris I know! I've watched this movie so many times and and just when I thought I couldnt analyze it anymore someone else brings up something I missed, this movie/book is completely amazing
jas0123 11 months ago
Bet you it was a drunk wetback that hit him!!!!
kyokogodai 1 year ago 3
Horrifically violent but exceptionally fantastic movie.
kilibot 1 year ago
Chigurh reminds you of what you should be afraid of. Its funny, he is not even the worst. there is a culture breeding that has been betrayed by american corprotacracy like no other part of the world. since panama in the 70's you planted the seed for hunger, death and despair. the josh brolin character wonders about the monsters created by this and gets killed. so will you. dont close the borders. get down on your knees and say: WE'RE SORRY WE TOOK EVERYTHING AWAY FROM YOU. sincerely, U.S.A.
Gonko100 1 year ago
@Gonko100
That´s a nonsense because he also kill mexicans.
ScourgeofInfidels 10 months ago 2
the collision of texas and mexico is pretty much underlined in chigurh's hunt for that cowboy. there is a certain, not understandable evil out there, behind the borders, that has bred for 3 decades. the borders might open, and this unincomprehendible evil, infigured by Chigurh, will come over texas. you know what? i would love to see that. usa has brought this part of the continent down for decades. The evil you've challenged is now coming over your so called holy land. hope you suffer.
Gonko100 1 year ago
Chigurh reminds me of real life hit man Richard "The Iceman" Kuklinski. Psychopathic personality disorder with paranoid traits. Cold, calculating, and empty individuals ARE out there.
TainoMantis 1 year ago 4
@TainoMantis
Yea he definitely reminded me of Richard Kuklinski, which makes it even more scary because he was actually real.
rencrow 1 year ago
9:39 lol
SoloEmerson 1 year ago
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2 people still have their shirts
pslipy 1 year ago
thats a scary motherfucker
Ticalionstalion82 1 year ago
never knew why he had a tear after he shot him...
hydeist667 1 year ago
If they do a remake i think they should have Gilbert Godfried as Chigurh.
mercmarc 1 year ago 2
@mercmarc that would be fucking sweet.
Mazdak1 1 year ago
There is no Negotiating with this Guy lol
barcelona187 1 year ago
I hope they NEVER do a remake to this movie. Leave it as is. BEST MOVIE EVER
barcelona187 1 year ago
Def the most mysterious person in any movie ever.
mbry101 1 year ago
Love how he takes his time answering the phone and has a look like he doesn't quite know what to do with it when he picks up. It's like he's from another planet.
richiebabe24 1 year ago
I bet the car crash scene scared the shit out of most people when they saw this in theaters.
JSheehan07 1 year ago 20
Woody Harrelson is a fucking bad ass. But Anton Chigurh is just an invincible motherfucker.
jivetome 1 year ago
This was a BaDass movie, loved. Hopefully they´ll remake it pretty soon.
Galimah 1 year ago
you pick the one right tool.
words to live by
someguyhunter 1 year ago
I like how he says "...I don't know" and smiles.
remainingnameless 1 year ago
love that gun
JENSDONT 1 year ago
tales...i think...
ronstero 1 year ago
0:57 to 1:30- good scene. 1:05 to 1:13- excellent touch.
filmbuff98 1 year ago
this movie, its always complete suspense, so well, its a true masterpiece, so many movies lack the ability to build suspense at all but this movie does it perfectly.
inditled 1 year ago
That's why it's called "No country for OLD men",old refering to those people who are used to living in a world where evil always gets punished and good survives,a world where words "good" and "evil" still exist,a world that doesn't evolve,a world where the sherif was still living in.
ILoveRavenc 1 year ago 20
@ILoveRavenc Bell doesn't understand the motivations anymore. At least in his time, crimes and murders were committed for reasons that could at least be understood (greed, revenge, hate) but Anton isn't about any of that. He just believes in killing as part of fate and Bell can't face people like that, he doesn't understand them and so he "loses" the fight he built his career around. Sucks to be him.
SEVL79 1 year ago
@ILoveRavenc There words good and evil will always exist.
UndercoverCracker 4 months ago
I admire Anton Chigurh. He knows what he wants, and he goes for it. If only there were more people like him in the world.
grrrrrrrrawk 1 year ago
@grrrrrrrrawk i mean you would be... mmm dead?........
Hackmoune 1 year ago
Fuck Gone With The Wind and Roots, this is the bench mark of cinema.
AvEryBadApPLe 1 year ago
he creates those rules so that he has a moral code to live by since he doesn't have emotions. It gives him an foundation to relate since he thinks that other people make up rules to live by for order like him but in reality they're just emotional. Took me a while to realize that other people don't think like this.
TheEviIOyo 1 year ago
@TheEviIOyo- Good way of putting it. I was watching a special presentation on Starz last year. It is called "Unforgettably Evil". Actors and such talk about how Anton just keeps coming, cannot be stopped and that "no one is home", referring to his sense of thinking through his moral codes.
Anton only seems to show some emotion when he kills the deputy, when he puts water on his shotgun wound and when he is hiding in the dark at the motel. Other than that, the man is heartless.
JSheehan07 1 year ago
He is unbelievably rational for a killer. So sane that he is... Crazy.
Louhila 1 year ago
Scariest thing about this movie is there are actually psychopaths like that out there in the real world
slinkycat321 1 year ago
@slinkycat321 yep, and most of them sign up for overseas deployment thankfully. The ones you have to be really scared of are the generals, the corporateers, and the bankers, plus the few that are in office.
digimaton 1 year ago
@digimaton exactly.
AvEryBadApPLe 1 year ago
"Do you have any idea how crazy you are?"
Carson is right of course, because it was hardly some weird rule that led to Wells being ambushed by Chigurh. To Chigurh however these weird rules of his dictates the entire world, including those coin tosses.
Chigurh doesn't really understand what Carson means by that, so he is clearly a psycho.
McLarenMercedes 1 year ago
@McLarenMercedes The part that doesnt make sense is that Carson found the suitcase by the river. Why didnt he grab it and split? Why stick around and deal with Chigurh knowing how crazy he was?
mercmarc 1 year ago
@mercmarc I believe Chigurh actually brings this up (I know he does in the book, and I think he does in the movie). Carson's response is that he was going to wait until nightfall to take it, so that he wouldn't be seen.
xXExShinXx 1 year ago
Anton tries to be so deep and philosophical with his victims.
Yet Carla Jean puts him in his spot at the end of the film.
She says " The coin doesn't have any say, it's just you. "
There is no comeback to that.
wha65 1 year ago
@wha65, he replies with, "I got here the same way the coin did." Anton was a firm advocate of fatalism and did'nt believe anyone had control over their own fate. Anyone who came across him was pre-destined to be killed. this is a prevailing notion in many of Mccarthy's novels.
irrelevance73 1 year ago 3
@wha65 except a shotgun blast to the face, which is probably what he did.
brainwasher9876 1 year ago
@wha65 Yeah, the only comeback is to kill the bitch
FREAKNIZZLE100 1 year ago
I love this guy !
solidsnake1477 1 year ago
did he kill the chicken man?
88pie88 1 year ago
@88pie88 ummm.......yep
mercmarc 1 year ago
Chigurh looks like that guy from everybody loves raymond
redhairmarimo 1 year ago
Anton is too cool.........definitely my favorite psychopath. The hairdo is most bitchin'! Yeah, Anton rocks, but I sure as hell wouldn't want to be his next door neighbor......the dude is way too spontaneous!
8dakota6 1 year ago 3
Im reading the book right now. Not done yet. The chase part when Moss finally sees Chigurh is much different.
Zamudiokid 1 year ago
people don't follow rules; that's why they end up sitting in chairs talking to madmen
McGeeification 1 year ago
thats got to be uncomfortable talking to someone with a barrel of a gun pointed at you
quest8899 1 year ago
everything changes when someone pulls a gun on you.
macmakeup4ever 1 year ago
LOL funny hohoh
elmasterjon 1 year ago
Whatever else happens,
Just Don't get blood on your boots;
-That would be ...unprofessional.
guthywoodry 1 year ago 3
MultiLhc appreciate your response thanks friend +1
EmerVIP 2 years ago
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EmerVIP 2 years ago
The last scene gets to me. The car crash scared the hell out of me; plus, I didn't think Anton would let the two kids live. The scene with Anton and the two boys reminded me of Llewyen asking the college kids for help, but they wanted money, and with the kids, they were just scared out of their minds and at the same time assisted him without asking for anything in return.
"You didn't see me. I was already gone."
hogsqueal36936 2 years ago
remember carson said in the movie he has principals. He follows that code if you read the philosophy behind the movie then you will understand why he didn't kill the kids and insisted on giving him money.
USPSAman 1 year ago
SPOILER ALERT: (response to EmerVIP)
He does kill her in the book though it's not clear in the movie. One can conclude that he does kill her; he wipes his boots, after all.
MultiLhc 2 years ago 3
yeah i would say he definetly killed her in the film too since he was clearly shown to have an issue about getting blood on his shoes
screensaver999 1 year ago
I doubt that long-haired man (Javier Bardem) kills the woman who comes in the end (Kelly McDonald) answer me please friends
EmerVIP 2 years ago
best line ever at 7:12, that was a good call it
edwardvanhalen123456 2 years ago
lol if u pause at 4:23 the haircut is hysterically bad
Joefonzgoldenarms 2 years ago
4:27 he stands there and does nothing. thats a bit scary
anfaltair 2 years ago
anton is the hero of this film. he is the only one who really lives by a code of ethics. woody, brolin, stephen root... they are the bad guys
stonewolf1886 2 years ago 3
Nihilist utilitarianism is the absence of ethics, and that's what his character embodies. The idea that he acts according to a code is downright bizarre, considering that he solves every dilemma with the flip of a coin, an act which signifies that right and wrong are literally unknowable, or at least not worth knowing.
smmclaug 2 years ago
@smmclaug no, he's not a nihilist because he obviously does care so much about his "mission" and "purpose" in this film. otherwise he wouldve just taken carson's proposition and just got the case and left instead of making brolin bring it to him.
stonewolf1886 2 years ago
4:49 The look on his face, priceless. That other guys quite the redneck. I would have shot him too.
mercmarc 2 years ago
0:57 look the face of bardem, is so happy because the other guy have fraid.
tipeo3 2 years ago
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BoogersBehold 2 years ago
@BoogersBehold: Stop advertising your damn channel on every Chigurh video.
darthkrauser 2 years ago
LOL poor chickens.
soloexitos1 2 years ago
One of my favorite movie villains ever!
TheAgnosticAspie 2 years ago 27
@TheAgnosticAspie
But he tries to be fair. I mean, he at least offered Moss a chance to save himself and his wife...
TheJailProductions 1 year ago
@TheJailProductions Only half true. He gave Moss a chance to save his wife, but for Moss himself it was already too late.
xXExShinXx 1 year ago
Man, you can definitely tell this is 1980. Just look at those suits. LoL!
JSheehan07 2 years ago
Badass Killer Dude: Who gave the Mexicans the receiver?
Whimpy guy from Accounting: He feels...*chokes on air* ...FELT that the more people looking...
And my day was made with cherry on top!
ezemdi 2 years ago
HE gave the Mexicans a receiver..
frimodig 2 years ago
7:30 he looks utterly insane
chigurh18 2 years ago
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BoogersBehold 2 years ago
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BoogersBehold 2 years ago
This scene was very interesting even though it seems like it's pointless. What was the point of his being hit by a car that went though a red light? But I agree with RyanLeeParis because it does hold the ateention- the film does, even if it doesn't make sense at times.
808Lana 2 years ago
I like to think that the film was about chaos, and events. Chigurh could navigate the moral murkiness of the movie better than anyone else-- he's like a shark-- but even he is subject to random events, like a car crash.
Oceanmachine27 2 years ago 3
OCEANmachine27, good point. I read some of the book but it just didn't hold my attention early on with the sheriff (sp?) narrating. I love characters like Anton, though. I just want to get to the killing. I don't know why but that holds my attention- the cat and mouse of the chase in No Country 4 Old Men.
808Lana 2 years ago
@808Lana im guessing that it shows that hes human too. Because throughout the book, he never breaks his cool or character that is, until the crash where he starts to lose composure. my thought is that this implies that even the chaos agent is also subjected to pain and death
GodofGunsX 1 year ago
@808Lana
The point was to show that even Anton as careful and ruthless as he is, is at the mercy of fate just like his victims.
Xantheus07 1 year ago 2
@808Lana
The car hits Chigurh because he sees himself as an instrument of fate - his victims were destined to die.
He neglected to see that a destiny also waits for him.
The boy who was executed for killing the young girl in the Sherrifs story new he was going straight to hell.
Chigurh finally realises he is going to die one day and like his victims he cannot plead for mercy either.
AndWhatRoughBeast 1 year ago
@AndWhatRoughBeast Chigurh fully understands the concept of action and reaction as better explained in the book. Its what he means by "the rule" as better explained in the book with the convo with wells he talks bout the injury moss inflicts on him in the hotel shootout stating "It was along time coming" suggesting he believes in a karma (things coming full circle) idea. The car crash is another example of this and he accepts it as the manifestation of his actions by the rule he follows.
lovebuzz125 1 year ago
hes not psychotic hes sane
poopchunk3 2 years ago 4
Only in the same sense that an avalanche is "sane."
lnd3005 2 years ago 4
yeah.. he's more of a sociopath
larry89 2 years ago
Incorrect. Check your DSM-IV. Varying degrees of sociopathy are very common. Psychopathy is more rare and generally more pathological.
PinataMan 2 years ago
@PinataMan
so r u diagnosing him as a psychopath?
larry89 2 years ago
Yes. A great deal of research went into making Chigurh's character a correct portrayal of a psychopath. Read the definitions in the DSM.
PinataMan 2 years ago
@PinataMan
alright, i'm a psych major and just started really getting into the dsm.. thanks
larry89 2 years ago
I honestly don't know what to think of this movie. Sometimes I think it's great, other times I think it's kinda bad. But it keeps my attention so it must actually in fact be a good movie.
RyanLeeParis 2 years ago 3
This film is far too sophisticated for some, obviously.
deadheadbiker 2 years ago 32
the phone scared me
Televizzle07 2 years ago
ya cause your scared of the guy
poopchunk3 2 years ago
keep repeating to yourself..it's only a movie.. it's only a movie it's only a movie..
buh buh buh..
TwinkleSpaceGirl 2 years ago 4
mister you got a bone stcking outta your arm
yungbldk9 2 years ago
How is the guys name pronounced? Chigurh?
RockNRollAddiction3k 2 years ago
Its kinda pronounced like "sugar" except "CHigar" Similar, anyway.
StuffedMannequin 2 years ago
I always said it "chigger."
Otacon144 2 years ago
"if the rule you followed brought you to this, of what use was the rule?"
when you think about that line, it is not crazy at all in fact Antons principles are so simple however it is his actions that are seemingly crazy.
dalmatinacsam 2 years ago
karmahhhh..
TwinkleSpaceGirl 2 years ago
He's killed countless innocents and destroyed so many lives, and you see a minor inconvenience like a compound fracture as fair karma? On top of that he gets away with the money, fair indeed!
nosorab3 2 years ago 7
"look... at that fuckin' bone."
lol
hennytehhen123 2 years ago
"It doesnt make any difference where she is" -pretty bold statement lol
branbrandogw 2 years ago 2
lol you still got your damn shirt
GUNSFOREVER1 2 years ago
so how did he get that arm fixed? or was that like the end of the movie or something ?
deal12deal 2 years ago
'can u get those chicken grates out of the bed?' lol no social skills what so ever...don't think he cares
jeystonemusic 2 years ago 3
the blood of wells is taking quite some turns if it appear directly in front of chigurh's feet...
hahnenkampf88 2 years ago
...They say, "You dont have to do this"...
branbrandogw 2 years ago 3
it doesn't make any difference where she is
victoriaprayer 2 years ago
lol I like the face he makes at 4:48
HXCpr0n 2 years ago
Anton is one of the best anti hero's I've ever seen
selemanecu 2 years ago
hes not an anti-hero
aww10100 2 years ago 3
The part where the killer tries to disrespect chance (his goal being to completely control his surroundings via force and minimize chance), and choose for the girl instead of offering it to chance...Immiedietely after, chance hits him with a car accident. Showing the futility
boorens18 2 years ago 3
so deep, if the rule (honor, respect for others...conscience in other words) led you to dieing like this....what use was the rule? Then colton doesnt even realize that the question isnt crazy....Is ruthlessness the ultimate method to get through life? Can you overcome chance? at the end I guess that answerrs it
boorens18 2 years ago 2
Ok then If his arm is badly broken wtih a bone stickng out of his left arm?
Then How did he presumably he does the same with the arm and just takes care of it himself?
AnimePunx666 2 years ago
When Carson Wells was visiting Llewelyn Moss at the hospital, he explained that Anton Chigurgh has no sense of humor. But I don't agree with him. I can see that Chigurgh really smiles and enjoys the sick conversation at the hotell room. He is really making fun at Carson. And the other scene with the accountant guy is also funny. "Do You See Me?"
And he has a sick and evil smile over his face right before he kills Llewelyn's wife near the end of the movie. He is really a cold person! :)
nilsebuvatn 2 years ago
He does have a sense of humor, he delights in shattering peoples notion that they are in a safe comfortable life, pointing out their flaws in logic. Thinking that they dont need to worry about chance. He is an agent of chaos. In the end though he is victim of chance showing that while ruthlessness is a method to reduce chance. No one is immune and must still concern themselves with it.
boorens18 2 years ago
please, he is no agent of chaos, he doesn't care about creating it, otherwise he'd go around randomly shooting people for no reason at all
Chigurh has principles, although they seem strange to us, he sometimes give them the chance of a coin toss
Chigurh does his job and those that happen to accidently become a liabilty to him can be killed
Chaos has no principles. Chigurh holds true to his own principles and his promises.
AlexDeLarge90 2 years ago 3
this movie freak!!!
awocjabb 2 years ago
"Loook at that fucking bone!" Haha ...
Xubelo 2 years ago
Interesting what I just observed: at 7:54 Javier does the motion as if he was just sideswiped, but we do not hear the sound of it until 7:55. His reaction came a split second too early.
vikingohannes 2 years ago
maybe he saw the car coming out the corner of his eye
Mr666Saint 2 years ago
that would be the fault of whomever added the sound effect.
bit391 2 years ago
I believe that Anton is not a human being at all. He's some Exterminator in a human skin-disguise, with them flesh (and bone..., as we can see...)
CaptainBluebear08 2 years ago
As he drives away, Chigurh is injured in a car accident; his left arm is badly broken. He manages to leave the scene before the police arrive..
But what happend to him after he left?
Did he just went to the hospital?
Did he fix his badly broken left arm?
Or what?
AnimePunx666 2 years ago
he clearly didn't go to the hospital, as the kids say the ambulance is on its way, and he just high-tails it out of there. plus, like after the showdown with moss he steals some meds and takes care of himself, so presumably he does the same with the arm and just takes care of it himself. then i suppose he just goes on doing his hitman stuff, or as cormac mccarthy said of him "being a prophet of destruction."
Gawaine687 2 years ago
yes, the only person not killed is the gas station cashier.
xtractidk 2 years ago
did he kill the guy at 4:18 ?
wipeout2x 2 years ago
if you talking about the pussy accountant then no.
Feanic 2 years ago
Yes he did, he asked him if he saw him, which he did of course..
Kenny892892 2 years ago
i think he killed that accountant guy too
Mr666Saint 2 years ago
yeah. cuz he was all like "that depends. Do you see me?"
me700gnomes 2 years ago 3
@Mr666Saint
Yes he did it doesn't take a lot of thinking to come to that conclusion. He asked the guy looking him dead in the face "That depends do you see me?" with a smile. He had to kill him because the guy knew who he was and know that he saw him knew what he looked like. The fat lady he didn't kill because she wasn't alone and also because she had no idea who or what he was. It would of been more trouble then what is was worth. He probably also knew the sheriff would be arriving soon.
Xantheus07 1 year ago
wonder how he fixed that compound fracture of the ulna. you can't fix that at home. man it's got to be a good movie to make me wonder what happened next.
ukkfayooyay 2 years ago
Flawless Acting
newattitude 2 years ago 4
anton is a genius.javier bardem should of beat out the joker.
mvp91593 2 years ago
for what? What the hell are you talking about? He won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for this role. For 2007. Heath Ledger won the next year. They both won.
asmoohican 2 years ago
alright ass hole u dont gotta b a dick about it.
mvp91593 2 years ago
ha, sorry dude, I was confused. I thought there might have been an all-time best supporting actor list or something, I don't know... anyways. They both got the shiny trophies.
asmoohican 2 years ago
3:13 You can hear the guy chocking on his on blood ROFL
madpat2007 2 years ago
that makes you laugh, huh? sick fuck.
ukkfayooyay 2 years ago 3
Get lost F@G
madpat2007 2 years ago
hes such an ugly motherfucker
but good movie lol
8wmtitan9 2 years ago 2
I'm not queer but, is it just me, or does that kid at the end that gives chigurgh his shirt just seem pretty jacked for a 14-15 year old?
clustro 2 years ago
I agree thats kinda what I thought as well
madpat2007 2 years ago
that fucking car wreck scene gets me everytime!!!
DEACONAP4LOVE 2 years ago 7
yea it's sick
luv2board321 2 years ago 2
its not the bone aspect, it is the actual wreck itself. It happens so unexpectantly.
DEACONAP4LOVE 2 years ago
lol yeah, I jumped a mile the first time I saw it!
ke228 2 years ago
Hear Anton at 2:38 minutes...he cant.
strainmeister 2 years ago
Read the book. The movie is close to it, but this scene is a thousand times better in the book, as is Chigur. He was an amazing choice for the character, but Chigur is even more chilling in the book believe it or not.