No Country for Old Men - the ending scene [HD]

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When I saw this in the theater there were several gasps when the screen cut to black Someone said "No!" I immediately walked one block from the theater on 14th street to The Strand I picked up a copy of the book to see how it ended and it was exactly this way What a novel What a film
Comment from : Chris Roberti

As good as the movie was, the book was better
Comment from : Carl Weston

Tommy Lee Jones (San Saba, Texas, 15 de septiembre de 1946) es un actor y cineasta estadounidense Ha recibido cuatro nominaciones al Premio Óscar, ganando el premio en la categoría de mejor actor de reparto por su actuación como el alguacil Samuel Gerard en la película de suspense de 1993 El fugitivo
Comment from : Félix Thelmo Cevallos Morales

Haunting
Comment from : Greg Nolan

For me, ending this movie like this was the perfect mistake It destroys all the thrill made up
Comment from : Fabien Lamour

Master peace movie
Comment from : Goran Kozomara

The bad guy may have won during the events of the book/film but he could hopefully one day get caught for the crimes he committed
Comment from : Thomas Shaftoe

man gotta read this book before i dieand also "the road"
Comment from : Jon T

Clock’s ticking folks
Comment from : J Johnson

When people get to this age, are they still turned on by each other?
Comment from : T1000 WHISPERER

I don’t know if there’ll ever be a film like this again
Comment from : H A B Arguille

Apparently in one take 😮
Comment from : Matt Evans

As time goes on I think of Arthur Morgan stating “we’re part of a world that don’t want us no more” I feel this way as I lose more of those I used to turn to for guidance
Comment from : OP Panda

Acting masterclass by Mr Jones, I love this movie more and more with each viewing
Comment from : Southpaw Scientific

My father died when I was 15 He was 42 I'm now older than him I sometimes feel like he's looking up at me, screaming
Comment from : Alan Page

It’s interesting, the wife won’t spend time with him riding, and she doesn’t want him to stay home with her either brbrHe has nowhere to go I guess there really is no country for old men 👀
Comment from : Joe Lowery

They’re both waiting for death, like us all: «Don’t seek to ask for whom the bell tolls It tolls for thee»
Comment from : Garth Drury

Jesse’s mom
Comment from : Timothy Coomswell

I was never a big fan of Tommy Lees, but this role was perfect for him, and he hit it wayyyy out of the ballpark as the sheriff in No Country for old men
Comment from : Finbarr Phelan

🐈 meow 777
Comment from : Juan Melo

Notice the two trees in the background behind him in the yard One alive, the other, deadwood Symbolism of he and his father
Comment from : Lots of this and that

This is, in my opinion, one of the best movie monologues ever said
Comment from : Mason Goodwin

“In all that dark and all that cold”……what if life is just random Idk
Comment from : CITIZEN ERASED

Really clever how the Coens incorporated the dreams as a scene between EdTom and Loretta instead of a closing monologue by the Sheriff as per the novel Way more effective
Comment from : John Noh

The ticking of the clock during this scene is kind of ominous Time waits for no man
Comment from : Nella Yema

If you haven't read Cormac McCarthy's book, you should Like today
Comment from : Brenda Lester

Best movie ending ever
Comment from : Willswalkingwest

The clock ticking after the screen goes black really gives you a sense of your mortality after that monologue Perfectly scripted
Comment from : Evan Klerner Poker

Sitting on my porch in the Wyoming mountains, watching the sun rise, I understand that the world beyond my gate is no longer my world All that is left is acceptance
Comment from : rob grey

What a great movie One of my favourites
Comment from : Larry McCue

Recently watched this movie and the ending is a masterpiece I had to watch it 2x to understand that the story isn't about the coin tossing Psycho killer or the thieving cowboy but really about the sheriff Shame on me for not catching it in the title but the movie takes it away from you and pans the attention on the duel between chigurh and Moss
Comment from : Manc Rayda

I always felt like the dream meant he finally joined his father and was more of a relic of the past He was no longer capable of keeping up with surge of newer, more capable criminals In a sense, he lost his relevance (like his father) in the modern era of crime
Comment from : M R

This is one of the worst endings of one of the greatest movies ever Loved 99 of this movie, the ending was so frustrating
Comment from : DeVore Media Marketing

I just lost my Dad and this final scene hits me like freight train
Comment from : John Heggesta

This is a scene you live your entire life for
Comment from : AJ

Final de uma obra prima
Comment from : jose Moraes

One of my top 5 movies of all time
Comment from : Embeddedude

When i first saw this film i didnt appreciate it and i hated the ending Now i see it as a masterpiece with the perfect ending in cinema history
Comment from : The Laughing Man

I really dont get this part of the ending Y’all plz explain
Comment from : Theguitarplayer

The clock ticking in the background is symbolic, a very nice detail A timeless scene for anyone and you don’t need to watch the film to appreciate and reflect on its meaning
Comment from : Nick Medellin

Is that Jesse Pinkman's mother?
Comment from : omnivorous65

A somewhat lame ending to a great movie
Comment from : Alex

RIP Cormac McCarthy
Comment from : Flannery Monaghan-Morris

this is just so beautiful brings me to tears
Comment from : learsinamorrellik1

I cant even begin to articulate my love for the dialogues and monologues from the Cohens They employ the best Strike on writers!!!
Comment from : Metamorphic Me

Grim, gritty and lovely, NCFOM is one of the best movies ever
Comment from : NESig

There really is no country for old men
Comment from : s m

This dream haunts me and is making me sad and I’m a guy who works two jobs to support my wife and we live in a mobile home and sadly I’m not same type of man that my dad is and my dad is successfully retire and enjoying life and I wish I could tell him how happy I feel and but I’m not and I yearn for a better job or a better life for my wife and that is why I work hard now to help her
Comment from : Umar HeadCutter

"never said nothing goin by, just rode on past"
Comment from : IGNANT4LIFE

Buy some golf clubs and get some lessons - looks like its a good place for golfdon't worry, he'll make some friends Like me serving in the military and police, he's done his dutynow he can kick back and enjoy himselfhe will have PTSD for a time, but that will fade
Comment from : Brendan Scully

This is evil propaganda showing a confused and defeated sheriff BS
Comment from : Jay Gold

Unforgettable, still don't know what it means in relation to the rest of the story though,brmaybe I don't wanna knowbrmakes me love it even more
Comment from : Mustafa Kamal

Good movie
Comment from : Keoki Van Blyenburg

Good movie shit ending
Comment from : 888Salmon

One of the worst endings ever! 👎🏻
Comment from : Gary Luchansky

he is SO SO good…👊
Comment from : Kobus du Toit Bosman

Rest In Peace Cormac McCarthy
Comment from : Mason Ruiz

its JESSIES MOM LOL
Comment from : ben lavallee

My dad died before I was born so I never met him I am now also older than he ever was and it’s such a peculiar feeling
Comment from : JustAnAnon

The actress who is playing the ending scene of the movie, is the mother from Jesse Pinkman from Breaking Bad 😀
Comment from : Cc15

Beautiful
Comment from : k windsock

Tommy Lee Jones is as good of an actor as Gene Hackman
Comment from : Ole Jakob

I loved this scene in both the book and movie since I first encountered them, but on this first Father’s Day after my dad passed away recently it just destroys me in a very beautiful way
Comment from : IMTWalrus01

RIP　Mr McCarthy😢
Comment from : 木村鉄

This movie should be used in media literacy classes Anyone complaining about the ending fails
Comment from : Putrid Scene

A masterpiece!
Comment from : jonathan effemey

RIP Cormac McCarthy He’s gone on ahead
Comment from : Red Texan

Holy fucking shitCormac McCarthy was a godRIP
Comment from : Rich Florio

Rest in Peace, Cormac McCarthy I hope whenever I get there, you'll be there
Comment from : JPTrey

Rest well in Peace Mr McCarthy Such a stellar Writter
Comment from : ドーブルX75

Everyone talks about the significance of the cold weather dream, but I feel like most people miss the significance of the first dream, where he lost the money his dad gave him
Comment from : Jake Turner

RIP CORMAC MCCARTHY
Comment from : Monster CC

Here's to you, Cormac
Comment from : JL Worrad

RIP the Great American Author
Comment from : The Great Chihuahua

Rest in PeacebrCormac McCarthybr1933-2023
Comment from : The Cinematic Mind

RIP Cormac McCarthy :(
Comment from : TheAFGFilms

Dammit RIP Cormac
Comment from : Dan Sonnier

RIP Cormac McCarthy (1933-2023)
Comment from : Paul Meredith

Me at 40: "What? I don't get it"brbrMe nearing 60: "Yeah, I get it now"brbrThe ticking clock at the very end at so much depth to this scene The Coen Brothers are masters of their craft
Comment from : Gunnar Malone

This scene haunts me
Comment from : t teros

Tommy Lee Jones is very complicated
Comment from : Zelda Smith

Jesse Pinkman's mom being sherrif Bell's wife Not many saw this huh?
Comment from : RoboTube

mrs pinkman has sure came a long way
Comment from : joeP

The dream of the fire dies for this man in the movie The idea of fated occurrence as well, there is no hope in such a world, as there is no purpose Jones' unsettled desperation in the face of this reality is perfect
Comment from : Zachary Brand-Cousy

One of the best movies I have ever seen And this ending is spectacular It couldn’t have finished any other way
Comment from : Gogolando

Its crazy how this woman is in my fav movie and my fav tv show (brba)
Comment from : Chuckie Edits

Tik tok tik tok tik tok
Comment from : Frank

Loosing my dad at ten I can tell you No matter who I meet and what I experience, the thought of him meeting him again is so overwhelming
Comment from : Bobby

The dreams he describes are exactly how mine go: images, impressions, no narrative, no logical sequence, but powerful emotionsbrilliant
Comment from : Christopher Helton

I feel such a deep melancholy in this ending It's beautiful, and it makes me sad how some people assume the ending is bad The ending is exactly what it needed to be Not full on despair, but not undeserved hope too Straight down the middle, death holds a light for us and may be the only light we have to look forward to after this cold, miserable, vague life But a light is a light, and it holds a fire to warm us if we make it there
Comment from : RyanKaufman

magnificent
Comment from : k windsock