Never seen the first two or A Serious Man, but of the ones I've seen it's either Fargo or O Brother. Going with O Brother because I expected to hate it and thought it was amazing. Probably the best pleasant surprise I've had watching a movie outside of Shawshank.
This is probably one of the hardest shit poles to vote a winner. I mean how can one decide between No County, Lebowski and Fargo which are all in my top 20 films of all time. Ultimately, @PostGameOrangeSlices might be the greatest depiction of a psychopath in the history of film and I can't vote against him.
Never seen the first two or A Serious Man, but of the ones I've seen it's either Fargo or O Brother. Going with O Brother because I expected to hate it and thought it was amazing. Probably the best pleasant surprise I've had watching a movie outside of Shawshank.
Never seen the first two or A Serious Man, but of the ones I've seen it's either Fargo or O Brother. Going with O Brother because I expected to hate it and thought it was amazing. Probably the best pleasant surprise I've had watching a movie outside of Shawshank.
Not surprised...a truly brilliant film though.
Even better after I found out it was a retelling of the Odyssey
Never seen the first two or A Serious Man, but of the ones I've seen it's either Fargo or O Brother. Going with O Brother because I expected to hate it and thought it was amazing. Probably the best pleasant surprise I've had watching a movie outside of Shawshank.
Not surprised...a truly brilliant film though.
O Brother gets shit on a little bit now, but I love it. If it comes on HBO, I'm watching.
Never seen the first two or A Serious Man, but of the ones I've seen it's either Fargo or O Brother. Going with O Brother because I expected to hate it and thought it was amazing. Probably the best pleasant surprise I've had watching a movie outside of Shawshank.
Not surprised...a truly brilliant film though.
O Brother gets shit on a little bit now, but I love it. If it comes on HBO, I'm watching.
Huh? Are there critics who don't think this film holds up well? It's a fucking classic.
While my holy trinity of Coen brothers movies is Fargo-Big Lebowski-No Country For Old Men, I really liked Barton Fink and wish it would get more love.
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And, who doesn't like Jerry Lundegaard and the Trucoat?
*birth mother, obvs