[Wile_E_Peyote]

Finally. Someone calls "No Country For Old Men" out. It was a mediocre plot strung together in a way to make it seem like it was more than it was. It's not like the philisophical/life ideas/lessons in the movie were anything new. Jeezuz, I can read the news to know the world it random and good people fail.

The actors gave some great performances and the cinematography was awesome, but that certainly didn't save it for me.

If it were going to be a deep, meaningful film maybe it shouldn't have used a story with so many cliches (grizzled small town sheriff, money from a drug deal gone bad, creepy hitman with odd weapon, dopey deputy, clueless wife).