mcsweeney

I haven't read the book, but I did read somewhere that it was extremely faithful to the book. I think that Coen bros. should be commended for not mucking it by adding or removing anything just for the sake of it. I felt like the dialogue was very Coenesque, so either that was them injecting themselves in the film, or the book was just incredibly suited to their style.

I feel like the book was such an extremely strong framework. It had a great story, great characters, and presumably great dialogue. Coen bros. brought it to screen impeccably - keeping the story, characters, and dialogue strong.

Javier and the rest of the cast really brought their characters to life.

I can't really speak of anything the critics have said because I stay far far away from them. I hate film critics.

I think that in any case Coen bros. deserve credit for creating the film they did.

(Oh, and I'm always happy to have someone disagree with me as long as they're not a fuckwit. Seeing as you're not, all it does is makes for good discussion!)

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Well damn. I guess whatever critics are saying the same thing as my are correct in this one case.