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Something about movies that I call "Desert Movies" that always seems to be good movies. No Country for Old Men, Hell or High Water, and Sicario are all good movies, and even though I have seen these movies from beginning to end, own both Sicario movies, I am still re watching clips from these movies on YT. Hell or High Water and No Country for Old Men are simple movies, but are good movies?? Maybe, it's because they're raw movies, no special effects, no bad acting, no computer helping out?? I think that what helps these three movies too, is that there are so many Big movies, and movies with Special Effects, that a lot of us get sick of those type of movies and just appreciate being able to sit down, relax, and just enjoy a simple straight forward movie. They really don't do anything "different", Hollywood has a thousand Simple movies, but these three are coming along at a good time. Appreciate YT giving No Country for Old Men free

Everyone seems under the influence of different substances.

more and more people are realizing that Israeli Mossad was connected to that assassination, not just Italian mob or every other culture but them. also, isn't it funny how having an American director and his "baggage" about the issue is not chosen to direct, but a chilean? hahahahahahahaha scam at work, thanks "princess", may the ticket sales give you more botox for your face, spy

My favorite scene was the waitress at the greasy spoon dinner. She wasn't having it. LOL

jeff

Awwwwesome seeing these boys shootin the shit together! I freaking love this movie so much! I have replayed scenes so many times, on my screen and in my mind. I say the line, "Don't chase me, Chief," when I'm taking to myself, regularly. That's how I found this here gem. It came up after a clip of that line played. Thank-you, everyone, for doing this interview! ❤

When they talked about nerves I relate it to my Pilot Check Ride. When the time to shine comes up you`re too busy to be nervous.

What's the Witch ?...I didn't know either ❤❤❤

a MUST SEE movie, tension is thick, action is raw, dialogue is brilliant, highly entertaining

Absolutely brilliant!! One of the best movies made !

The word bromance is just so wrong. Okay.....

James T. Kirk 🙂

actors get ttttoooooooooooooooooooo much credit and so the the people who interview them - way too much - great movie - but its a movie

These three deserve a professional interviewer.

Excellent film every man would resonate with......

Jeff triggering my misophonia extremely hard on this one. Took about everything I had to listen to this

Alamogordo NM , rules

It had to be an honor for these two young actors to work with Mr Bridges Jeff is the definition of class and will always be remembered as one of the greatest

Not a well prepared interviewer.

One of my top 10 all time flicks...well done all around.

Bromance discussion?? This interview is 💩💩💩

Best scene in this movie: Margaret Bowman. When she enters the scene all the hard boys immediately submit to her authority. Superbly played by all actors.

I gotta admit,the first time I watched some of the movie, I turned it off. A few weeks later I watched it in the entirety. OUTSTANDING FILM, stunning acting, direction,plot, script. One of the most underrated films of the last 10 years. If its on ,I'll watch it, Bravo!

Good interview. Great camera angle, very intimate. Great movie!

They totally do not want to be there

Awesome movie. I just watched it again a few nights ago

Finally watched the other night. A modern day no country. It’s that good.

such a great film.... this interviewer was annoying though

"I never knew anyone that got away with anything." Gold.

Three masters of their craft.

I feel like the interviewer didn't watch the movie. How could you have not asked about the waitress scene???

"Ten of me."

Jeff, the dude, is stoned!

In my top 5 favorite movies….. didn’t get the recognition that it deserved……my favorite scene is at the T Bone steak cafe, “ what is it you don’t want?”

The last scene on the porch, Pine and Bridges: magnificent, matching each other line for line

Great movie!!

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Nobody talks about this film. I have watched it five times.

Seriously under rated film.

3 dudes... Just chilling. This should be a something every actor dreams of... Straight chill.

Ben Foster is under appreciated. He was phenomenal in 3:10 to Yuma, as well as in Hell or High Water

This movie resonated with me. I live in Dallas but travel frequently to visit relatives in Amarillo and Pampa, so the roads and towns in which the movie was filmed are very familiar to me. Over many years I have seen the towns dragged down by the country's all-for-the-rich economy, and I have seen the ways lives have changed as a result. One thing that the movie left out is the proliferation of roadside and front yard Christian crosses, a symptom, I believe, of despair in the residents' world. Most of the crosses are constructed of readily available well pipe, welded and painted white. It culminates in the 190 foot tall cross beside Interstate 40 near Groom, Texas. The movie taps into the same angst that erects the crosses, but it succeeds by giving the little guy a win for once.

This was the most underrated and under appreciated film of that year.

Great interview. Too bad the camera was so close. Would have been nice to see them sit back, relax and not be so uncomfortable on that table.

these 3 actors were perfectly cast for this movie. the only other movie that i can think of that was so well cast like this one was YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN. 🚴

Fantastic movie. Highly recommend. Some of the best acting you'll see in movies these days.

"See if you can grab that pistol before I blow you off this porch."

thank you for posting, this is a gem

One of the best movies EVER

Excellent actors,great story "Hell or High water"👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻