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Tag: Coen Brothers

Inside Llewyn Davis – Film Review

December 30, 2013 Steve A Furman

The Coen’s never make it easy on the audience. They weave their stories from the inside out. The very inner circle is deep with details

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True Grit – Film Review

January 11, 2011 Steve A Furman

The Coens open True Grit at night with a slow zoom in on a slain man lying just off a softly lit porch, being blanketed

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Burn After Reading – Film Review

October 12, 2008 Steve A Furman

I have to admit when I first saw the trailer for Burn After Reading, the latest offering from the Coen brothers, I was afraid. It

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No Country For Old Men – You Can’t Stop What’s Coming

April 12, 2008 Steve A Furman

A brief forewarning. Some people may find this post to be a little on the dark side. Just remember, I’m writing about the movies. None

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No Country for Old Men – Film Review

November 22, 2007 Steve A Furman

Joel and Ethan Coen have a talent for hitting the audience right between the eyes (sorry). What an amazing body of work. Blood Simple, Miller’s

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