Thanks, Little Hawk. I enjoyed the review, especially, 'This is a slasher flick for the pretentious.' (English majors may make good victims, but they have ways of getting their revenge.)

Recently I picked up a book on movie-Making for dummies. It said that if you want to make a full-length feature movie, then you have to stick to familiar plots and predictable characters. That's just the reality of moviedom. You can't get the financing any other way. It sounds like 'No Country for Old Men' follows the rule.

by the way, I don't understand the name Chigurh. It doesn't sound Mexican. Reminds me of the German word 'Chirurg,' which means surgeon.