No country for old men - The Ending

I completely agree with you, thank you. My father and I have seen it three times over, and are definately figuring out more of the plot, and what everything means. It is a true work of art, and a masterpiece.

Thanks Michael. I believe 'No Country' is one of those movies that requires repeated viewing and honest thought. I've watched it maybe a dozen times and every time I see it I discover something new. It should have won best picture. Not that 'Slumdog' wasn't good but 'No Country' is cinematic perfection.

@MrM0nkeyman Yes, thank you!

That's exactly right. Thank you. It is beautiful.

You cut the clip too early. I think the ticking clock after the picture fades to black is essential. Ed Tom is facing his own mortality and the dream of his father "going on ahead" carrying fire is a reference to the passing of generations. The ticking clock reinforces the the message. As Ed Tom's Uncle tells him earlier in the movie "You can't stop what's coming".

way good movie to bad the end gives no closure

@simplelife88393

lol no. This was completely unpredictable.

This is beautiful.

huh..."then i woke up"...
damn good movie... easily on my top 10

This was good, but There will be blood was the true masterpiece.