No Country for Old Men

October Surprise: Olly Stone's W Stands for WIN

David Bernstein | Posted 07.29.2008 | Entertainment


David Bernstein

If I could have dreamed up one non-erotic movie starring Josh Brolin, it would have been W, the George W. Bush biopic and sequel to No Country for Old Men.

Commodities are No Country For Old Men

Richard Thomas | Posted 04.09.2008 | Business


Richard Thomas

The commodity market will continue on its course for the foreseeable future as misalignments in trust, confidence, and expectations continue to violently adjust.

The Moviegoer: No War for Old Men

James Rocchi | Posted 03.21.2008 | Entertainment


James Rocchi

Recently, No Country for Old Men, came to DVD. And we've also recently marked the fifth anniversary of the beginning of Iraq. And the one had me thinking about the other.

DVDs: A Perfect Movie-Going Experience

Michael Giltz | Posted 03.17.2008 | Entertainment


Michael Giltz

Once in a while, you see the right movie at the right time with the right audience (and maybe even the right weather) and the experience is just... perfect.

I Drink Your Milkshake, Friendo

Suzanne O'Malley | Posted 02.28.2008 | Media


Suzanne O'Malley

Keith Olbermann and SNL writers Seth Meyers and Eric Kenward have gone the extra mile to make Daniel Day-Lewis's milkshake-and-straw monologue in-speak among the country's wittiest.

No Country for Hope

Charles Warner | Posted 02.28.2008 | Media


Charles Warner

Perhaps No Country is a film that makes people confront their fears of death by pathological foreigners and provides a psychological outlet for them.

ABC Omits Gay Thank You In Transcript Of "No Country" Best Picture Acceptance Speech

Queerty | Posted 02.25.2008 | Media


No Country For Old Men producer Scott Rudin thanked his boyfriend John Barlow while accepting the best picture Oscar last night. The Academy Awards' o...

What This Year's Oscar Race is Telling John McCain

Arianna Huffington | Posted 02.23.2008 | Politics


Arianna Huffington

Given the week he's just had, you have to figure John McCain is looking for a story -- any story -- to come along and take the media spotlight off him. And what better distraction than America's favorite celebrity engorge-athon, the Academy Awards?

Oscar Predictions (And Hopes)

Kim Morgan | Posted 02.23.2008 | Entertainment


Kim Morgan

The Coen Brothers and Paul Thomas Anderson? Daniel Day-Lewis and George Clooney? Javier Bardem, Julie Christie and Mark Twain himself, Hal Holbrook? Right on Oscar.

We've Been Going to Movies About Going it Alone

Sally Kohn | Posted 02.22.2008 | Entertainment


Sally Kohn

As the ideology of hyper-individualism runs its dangerous course through our politics and culture, the American public may be drawn to entertainment that depicts the future we're desperate to avoid.

Oscar Town: Marfa, Texas?

AP | MICHAEL GRACZYK | Posted 02.18.2008 | Entertainment


MARFA, Texas — A thousand feet above a wind-swept, drought-browned valley, a man steps out of a late-70s Ford Granada on a deserted two-lane. He...

Three Cheers for the Coen Brothers

Dan Brown | Posted 02.13.2008 | Entertainment


Dan Brown

In a society racked with doubt, disappointment, and distress, thank the stars for the reliable virtuosity of the Coen Brothers.

Who Should Win the Oscars -- The Major Categories

Alex Remington | Posted 02.11.2008 | Entertainment


Alex Remington

This is it, guys. Here are my selections for who should win the Oscars for the big 6 catetgories: Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Bes...

Top Oscar Contenders Flounder At Box Office

AP | CHRISTY LEMIRE | Posted 01.29.2008 | Entertainment


One film has an oblique ending that's left some viewers dissatisfied and others floored by its profundity. The other features a slowly developing plot...

Who Should Win the Oscars -- The Teaser Categories

Alex Remington | Posted 01.28.2008 | Entertainment


Alex Remington

BEST ANIMATED FEATURE OF THE YEAR: Ratatouille: This was pretty close to my favorite movie of the year. It's hard to talk about unhyperbolically -- it's simply magical.

Coens Win for 'No Country for Old Men'

AP | DAVID GERMAIN | Posted 01.27.2008 | Entertainment


LOS ANGELES — Joel and Ethan Coen won the top prize from the Directors Guild of America on Saturday for "No Country for Old Men," giving them th...

The Men Of "No Country For Old Men" Discuss Hit Film

AP | Jake Coyle | Posted 01.23.2008 | Entertainment


The men of "No Country for Old Men" are having a smoke. Tommy Lee Jones, Javier Bardem and Josh Brolin each light up while, all dressed in dark suits...

Oliver Stone's Next Picture: Bush

Variety | Michael Fleming | Posted 01.21.2008 | Entertainment


Oliver Stone has set his sights on his next directing project, "Bush," a film focusing on the life and presidency of George W. Bush, and attached Josh...

"Atonement" Lead British Award Nominations

AP | Jill Lawless | Posted 01.16.2008 | Entertainment


The tragic period romance "Atonement" dominated the race for the British Academy Film Awards, with nominations in 14 categories, including best pictur...

The Remingolden Globes

Alex Remington | Posted 01.14.2008 | Entertainment


Alex Remington

I'm going to leap into the breach and anoint my own damn winners. Just try and stop me, America.

"No Country For Old Men" Named Best Picture By Board Of Review

AP | Posted 12.05.2007 | Entertainment


"No Country for Old Men," the Coen brothers' searing take on crime and carnage along the Rio Grande, is the National Board of Review of Motion Picture...

An Odd Couple of Savages: Cormac McCarthy and Dan Rhodes

Barry Yourgrau | Posted 11.28.2007 | Entertainment


Barry Yourgrau

The gentle reader meets three protagonists in this gun-crazy saga of a busted drug deal on the Tex-Mex border.

The Return Of Woody Harrelson

New York Times | David Carr | Posted 11.25.2007 | Entertainment


The recipient of a fairly charmed career, Mr. Harrelson takes none of it for granted. While many actors spend time in interviews rubbing their chins ...

No Country for Old Men

Alec Baldwin | Posted 11.23.2007 | Entertainment


Alec Baldwin

Go see No Country for Old Men. It's a metaphor for Iraq and the post 9/11 world.

Steve's Thanksgiving List

Stephen Elliott | Posted 11.22.2007 | Media


Stephen Elliott

I've come across so much incredible life-affirming art I can't recommend it all. Except here, of course, on the cold blue internet, where the reader takes only what they want and the space is limitless.


 

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