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No Country For Old Men begins and ends with a provocative narrative by a familar voice and a less familiar cast, both delivering a heart wrenching and thoroughly satisfying viewer experience. The violence the movie involves somehow only serves to accent the testament shown and heard by the narrator and doesn't speak as loudly as a stand alone genre. It boggles the mind that the heartlessness aside such obvious intelligence and introspection could come across the screen with such warmth. Yet, the truth of the characters will not be overlooked amidst the blood and cruelty exhibited by the villain,...
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