No Country For Old Men

[Tooj 17]

 

Does anybody know if this will hit the screens over here at any time?

[Rob W 0]

thought you were gettign at me for a minute...........

[khay 10]

18 January 2008 (UK).

[Happy Face 29]

It's a masterpiece by all accounts.

[David Kelly 1300]

Can't wait for this. It's the most I've anticipated a new film for a lot of years.

[Tooj 17]

DVD Screener is now out chaps.

 

Alex mate don't worry I'll knock you up a copy.

[Guest alex]

Cheers I owe you at least a half a shandy by now I reckon.

[Tooj 17]

Cheers I owe you at least a half a shandy by now I reckon.

Do you shite man.

 

I owe you about half of Johnny Depp and Benicio del Toro's "props" in Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas.

[Guest alex]

Cheers I owe you at least a half a shandy by now I reckon.

Do you shite man.

 

I owe you about half of Johnny Depp and Benicio del Toro's "props" in Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas.

Fair enough

[RlCO 0]

SAGA and Eastbourne would disagree with the title I think.

[Happy Face 29]

Filmmaking siblings Joel and Ethan Coen are set to make their goriest film ever - a Spaghetti Western featuring scenes of primitive torture methods. The brothers, whose notoriously gory new film No Country for Old Men has been tipped for Oscar glory, are desperate to make a film about the days of cowboys and Indians battling it out in the Wild West of America. But - as Joel warns - it won't be one for the faint-hearted. He says, "We've written a western with a lot of violence in it. There's scalping and hanging ... it's good. Indians torturing people with ants, cutting their eyelids off." Ethan adds, "It's a proper western, a real western, set in the 1870s. It's got a scene that no one will ever forget because of one particular chicken."

 

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[Tooj 17]

[Happy Face 29]

it's good.

 

It's a proper western

 

As self-effacing as Allardyce and as insightful as Souness.

[Guest alex]

"It's a proper western, a real western, set in the 1870s. It's got a scene that no one will ever forget because of one particular chicken."

Class.

[Rob W 0]

Filmmaking siblings Joel and Ethan Coen are set to make their goriest film ever - a Spaghetti Western featuring scenes of primitive torture methods. The brothers, whose notoriously gory new film No Country for Old Men has been tipped for Oscar glory, are desperate to make a film about the days of cowboys and Indians battling it out in the Wild West of America. But - as Joel warns - it won't be one for the faint-hearted. He says, "We've written a western with a lot of violence in it. There's scalping and hanging ... it's good. Indians torturing people with ants, cutting their eyelids off." Ethan adds, "It's a proper western, a real western, set in the 1870s. It's got a scene that no one will ever forget because of one particular chicken."

 

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there you go again - another Holywood movie slaging off peace loving native herdsmen................

[Guest alex]

Filmmaking siblings Joel and Ethan Coen are set to make their goriest film ever - a Spaghetti Western featuring scenes of primitive torture methods. The brothers, whose notoriously gory new film No Country for Old Men has been tipped for Oscar glory, are desperate to make a film about the days of cowboys and Indians battling it out in the Wild West of America. But - as Joel warns - it won't be one for the faint-hearted. He says, "We've written a western with a lot of violence in it. There's scalping and hanging ... it's good. Indians torturing people with ants, cutting their eyelids off." Ethan adds, "It's a proper western, a real western, set in the 1870s. It's got a scene that no one will ever forget because of one particular chicken."

 

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:nufc:

 

 

there you go again - another Holywood movie slaging off peace loving native herdsmen................

I wasn't aware of the small coastal town between Belfast and Bangor being a cinematic hotbed.

[Tooj 17]

Filmmaking siblings Joel and Ethan Coen are set to make their goriest film ever - a Spaghetti Western featuring scenes of primitive torture methods. The brothers, whose notoriously gory new film No Country for Old Men has been tipped for Oscar glory, are desperate to make a film about the days of cowboys and Indians battling it out in the Wild West of America. But - as Joel warns - it won't be one for the faint-hearted. He says, "We've written a western with a lot of violence in it. There's scalping and hanging ... it's good. Indians torturing people with ants, cutting their eyelids off." Ethan adds, "It's a proper western, a real western, set in the 1870s. It's got a scene that no one will ever forget because of one particular chicken."

 

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there you go again - another Holywood movie slaging off peace loving native herdsmen................

I wasn't aware of the small coastal town between Belfast and Bangor being a cinematic hotbed.

[Tooj 17]

Is brilliant.

[@yourservice 67]

"It's a proper western, a real western, set in the 1870s. It's got a scene that no one will ever forget because of one particular chicken."

Class.

 

Not long after we changed to Black n white and the fact teams in red win more?

Edited December 29, 2007 by @yourservice

[Rob W 0]

well Wyatt Earp lived until 1927 - was able to see himself played in a load of movies - and I think Libby Custer, the relict of Col. or General Custer, lived well in to the 1930's I believe

 

When we lived in Oklahoma (shudder) we went over to Coffeyville Kansas to see the bullet holes still in the bank in from the last great western shootout in the Dalton raid of 1892 - I think one of the surviving Daltons lived to become an Estate Agent in California..............

 

My neighbour, who was 80, had come out to Indian Territory in a wagon train as a kid - there were no railways or roads there in in the early years of the 20th Century (and bugger all else at the end of it either TBH)

[Guest alex]

well Wyatt Earp lived until 1927 - was able to see himself played in a load of movies - and I think Libby Custer, the relict of Col. or General Custer, lived well in to the 1930's I believe

 

When we lived in Oklahoma (shudder) we went over to Coffeyville Kansas to see the bullet holes still in the bank in from the last great western shootout in the Dalton raid of 1892 - I think one of the surviving Daltons lived to become an Estate Agent in California..............

 

My neighbour, who was 80, had come out to Indian Territory in a wagon train as a kid - there were no railways or roads there in in the early years of the 20th Century (and bugger all else at the end of it either TBH)

What's that boring story got to do with this film though?

[Rob W 0]

QUOTE(alex @ Dec 27 2007, 11:05 AM) *

"It's a proper western, a real western, set in the 1870s. It's got a scene that no one will ever forget because of one particular chicken."

icon_lol.gif Class.

 

 

Not long after we changed to Black n white and the fact teams in red win more? cool.gif

 

This post has been edited by @yourservice: Yesterday, 10:07 PM"

 

a historic fact dear boy - the Old West isn't that long ago....................

[Guest alex]

QUOTE(alex @ Dec 27 2007, 11:05 AM) *

"It's a proper western, a real western, set in the 1870s. It's got a scene that no one will ever forget because of one particular chicken."

icon_lol.gif Class.

 

 

Not long after we changed to Black n white and the fact teams in red win more? cool.gif

 

This post has been edited by @yourservice: Yesterday, 10:07 PM"

 

a historic fact dear boy - the Old West isn't that long ago....................

I know Bobby. I'll stick a wink on next time.

[Rob W 0]

I stil think it's amazing with pictures of ol Geronimo (much maligned and misunderstood) sitting in a car etc etc

[Jusoda Kid 1]

Is this the one?

 

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