I totally agree with you when you write “A Coen Brothers film is a unique piece of work that one would never confuse with any other filmmakers.” Very few filmmakers have a style that is immediately recognizable. To me at least. But here, just the trailer made me think of Fargo: the style, the tone, the characters, the atmosphere, …

It is interesting to me that you see Anton Chigurh at the heart of the movie. I’d say Llewelyn Moss is. I’ve asked a few people who they thought was the central character: the answer is often different. My colleague John even said the Tommy Lee Jones character was the pivotal one. I am thinking we could put a shrink on the subject to analyse what those different picks mean.

Is it only me or this film had a lot of black humour in it? Some stuff were pretty funny, even if in a chilling way. I am thinking of a little details like the way Bardem’s character takes off his socks, or checks out the bottom of his soles when leaving the house of Brolin’s wife.