In a message dated 5/28/08 9:08:33 AM,
kvnsmith@thrillingdetective.com writes:
> In fact, NO COUNTRY recalled for me the Coen's very
first film, BLOOD
> SIMPLE, stylistically and thematically, one of the
more neglected
> crime films of the last thirty years or so and one
of my favourites.
> What with MILLER'S CROSSING, FARGO and THE MAN WHO
WASN'T THERE, the
> Coens might just be the most consistently rewarding
crime filmmakers
> we've had in a long time.
>
since you didn't mention them, I'm sure you don't feel the
same affection for RAISING ARIZONA or THE BIG LEBOWSKI, both
crime films by the bros Coen, albeit more stylized and
comical ones. both brilliant exercises, where I come
from
John Lau
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