Sometimes I watch films one after another and I find them a little tasteless. Then I came across a film like “No country for old men” which gave me the feeling of having seen a good film. A film with certain scenes without (or almost without) dialogue which allows you to feel the atmosphere. I think at the beginning, with Moss in the desert or at the hotel with the briefcase. Chigurh on the road guided by the receiver. To this, the dialogues of Sheriff Bell immerse us in everyday life, when he asks his teammate to take a particular horse while explaining the reason, when he tells him a macabre story, or even, the dialogue between Bell and his secretary while giving him the month's checks.
A film which does not hesitate to take time to set the scene and yet lasts less than 2 hours. Besides that, some films are full of endless dialogue for a total duration of 2h30.
Shout by ProdigiousBlockedParent2023-12-28T21:01:09Z
Sometimes I watch films one after another and I find them a little tasteless. Then I came across a film like “No country for old men” which gave me the feeling of having seen a good film. A film with certain scenes without (or almost without) dialogue which allows you to feel the atmosphere. I think at the beginning, with Moss in the desert or at the hotel with the briefcase. Chigurh on the road guided by the receiver. To this, the dialogues of Sheriff Bell immerse us in everyday life, when he asks his teammate to take a particular horse while explaining the reason, when he tells him a macabre story, or even, the dialogue between Bell and his secretary while giving him the month's checks.
A film which does not hesitate to take time to set the scene and yet lasts less than 2 hours. Besides that, some films are full of endless dialogue for a total duration of 2h30.