No Country For Old Men : Carla Jean and Anton Chigurh Scene Cut

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Title	:	No Country For Old Men : Carla Jean and Anton Chigurh Scene Cut
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2:38 call it 😊 2:53 call it 😊 3:02 call it 😈
Comment from : King Pin

50:50… take the 50:50… 🙈
Comment from : Andre P

WHY DO SO MANY PEOPLE FAILTO REALIZE THAT CARLA JEAN IS VIRTUALLY AND LITERALLY SHOOTING BLANKS????brbrAnton's last line in this scene is "I got here the same way the coin did" This infers that:brbr1) Anton could've been 50/50 that, despite his word, he was going to after Carla Jean and kill her since he got the money and returned it to the man who hired him Of course, If he had not gotten the money, it would be a statistical certainty that Carla Jean would be killedbrbr2) Regardless of how he got there, once he said "I wouldn't worry about that," AT THAT POINT that she was certain to die After hearing her speech, she persuades Anton to make an incredibly-generous offer to reduce her chances of dying by 50 However, she maxes out her intellectual and tactical abilities when she not only (foolishly) declines to call the toss - but also calls him "crazy" He's initially a bit surprised that an everyday rube challenged and refused to call it (it definitely wasn't the first time), but also insulted and somewhat annoyed that he has to do more work than he wanted to brbr3) This scene should've ended once Chigurh left the house The car crash (inaccurately) has vibes of the false aspect of Karma for too many viewers, and overly-weakens Anton's character His character is humanized plenty by not being on his A-game going as he didn't kill Moss, and even worse - getting shot pretty badly by Moss, who in his eyes is an amateur It's abundantly clear that Anton, though still excellent at what he does, is starting his descent from his prime This fits the theme of the movie
Comment from : gynandroidhead

When you realize carla is the only character that interacted with a three main characters and none of those three met each other
Comment from : Nav

Dude was just sitting there when she opened the door She shoulda run out the damn house!
Comment from : Alex Quinonez

This scene demonstrates why the Christian god is as perverse as Chirughbrbr 'The coin ain't got no say It's just you' brbrJesus, are you listening?
Comment from : Just a sec

Why did'nt you escape out the window
Comment from : Warren G

So did she die or not die
Comment from : _titan

When he said “I wouldn’t worry about it” I think it means that she doesn’t have to worry about her bill problems and will also see her mother very soon 🥲
Comment from : Kovy

3:09 This might be the most cold hard cut in Film They refuse to show you Carla Jean dying it just immediately goes to later as Chigurh is leaving and checking his shoes for the blood he avoids, the Coens just let you to piece together the cold reality as though the film doesn't care about her life, just like Chigurh
Comment from : Meris

This scene demonstrates well how women are incapable of understanding masculine honor
Comment from : Pupper

Anton Sugar
Comment from : Truth Hearer

every determinists wet dream
Comment from : Carlito Burrows

Was this trully cut from the movie? Seems like a pretty big scene to introduce to make it complete
Comment from : Random guy with a baseball batte

He reminds me of Adam Driver, the way they talk
Comment from : Avon Briar

I like this conversation because it feels cathartic almost
Comment from : Hyuna the Hyena

It is not about the coin toss Sometimes he does it for some random people he meets but if for example he needs a car and you stop you are death No coin tossbrIn this scene the coin toss is just a game for him
Comment from : Walker Talker

For a scene without any violence and a dialogue almost in whispers, it seems just as bloody and noisy as those we saw in the rest of the movie
Comment from : MisterNewOutlook

one of the worst movies ever made ghosts of mars was better than this AIDS
Comment from : gootube sucks

She is SO good!
Comment from : Andrej Csuka

I suppose the final word of this film is in favor of free will Even if he killed her she forced his (AKA Fate’s) hand by refusing to call it
Comment from : SNYY3

The fact he was willing to give her a chance to save herself, in spite of the promise he made to Llewellyn, completely proved her point that he’s the one in control
Comment from : Ferghal Icious

The chapter in this part of the book is so intense The Coens are the only ones
Comment from : daniel aguilera

BasicallybrHim: heads or tail?brHer: maybe!brHim: 💥🔫
Comment from : Constantin B

He's not part the management so for him it's just part of the all job thought she isn't that bright not making a decision or not calling it left her fate to him she neither gave him power or took it away she didn't play can't lose what you don't put in but you can win either 😮 her husband and her actions put her and him together that's all
Comment from : william cooper

عازة عصام سير تلف
Comment from : Adil Zbir

In the whole movie, it shows Anton taking care of his boots, for example, taking his boots off in the hotel massacre or lifting his feet up when the Bounty Hunter Wells' blood starts to pour on the floor So Carla Jean's death actually isn't ambiguous at all, because the moment he leaves the house, he checks his boots for blood
Comment from : goggles

So did he kill her?
Comment from : bobcougar77

He killed her?
Comment from : Sylwia & Adrian

I wonder if it would've been more interesting if Anton bdidn't/b check his boots before leaving? It would leave Carla's fate much more ambiguous, whereas with him checking his boots for blood, it more or less confirms he killed her
Comment from : Tetragon 213

You can only wonder, the fact that he checks his boots is just so perfect to show us that he killed her, and probably in a bloody quiet horrible mess, but still he is just so chill about it RIP Carla Jean, you don't have to worry about paying the bills anymore
Comment from : Mario Lamothe Almendares

Nahhhhh
Comment from : Peanut

“I know’d you was crazy when I saw that haircut of yours”
Comment from : Internet User

After reading the book , this scene seems so bland Man they could have improved that
Comment from : George

Carla Jean And Anton Chigurh
Comment from : Maribel Tecun

Somewhere between the lines 'I wouldn't worry about that'' and 'I need to sit down', Carla Jean realizes what's in store for her
Comment from : Michel Stageman

At 2:08 Anton seems to admire the way in which Carla Jean accepts her upcoming death What makes Anton so disturbingly insane is that he considers this as her destiny and not his choice
Comment from : Michel Stageman

Girlsfind a man who never breaks his promises, Like Anton Chigurh 🙏
Comment from : DoesColder

She is killedjust if anyone was curious on if she changed his mind
Comment from : Martin S

And why did he killed her in the first place ?
Comment from : FitnessJo

"it's just you"brHe checks his shoes because he feels he's not free from responsibilitybrHe is not the embodiment of fate at this moment
Comment from : 요리동생

I found the affirmation of her taking off power from him by refusing to call it dumb He made a promise! He was being generous It was dumb from her not to call it
Comment from : pedro a m

“I wouldn’t worry about it” lmao that’s cold
Comment from : Danny Sample

At the end he checked his shoes of there's np blood on them
Comment from : HAMZA

She beat him in a argument about his coin and he opted to leave Right before she could gasp in almost losing her life after Anton leaves the room He comes back before the threshold and fires, catching her in the chest only she doesn't die He stands over her and fires a head shot to end it
Comment from : Jthrillz 728

Hmmm And where is his sound-suppressed Remington 11-87 semiautomatic shotgun in this scene?!?!
Comment from : Djoka Minic

Anyone notice the sounds of the kids bikes resembles a Rattlesnakes rattle?
Comment from : ReservoirFrogs

By refusing, this little southern widow challenges Anton in a way no other person does throughout the whole movie It shakes him to his core, hence the later car crash I love this movie
Comment from : Mark R

She could have easily ran away
Comment from : Razyvids

2:52 Chigurh looks downright alien in this scene The dark background, his restless looking eyes and his smile showing no teeth, absolutely haunting
Comment from : Taco Bender

I love the way she says “not like that Not like you say” It’s such a plain way of refuting chigurh’s view of everything that has transpired She may not know what exactly happens, but she refuses to believe that her husband was a bad man - she knows him too well
Comment from : TovByte

This is the most disturbing scene Anton kills her simply because he promised to do so before killing Moss Wicked at its best
Comment from : Ghostkik

My interpretation:brbrAnton has assigned a sense of destiny to the coin that allows him to believe he is not responsible for his own actions He offers the same choice to many people, and when they call it, they are signing a contract, giving their consentbrbrWhen Carla refuses to call it, he is shaken For the first time, he is forced to take sole responsibility for a murder which serves no greater purpose It's not part of his mission, it's not self defence, it's not revenge There's no story he can tell himself about how the coin has been journeying for decades to arrive at this momentbrbrThere's just his arbitrary code born from an insane mind
Comment from : PaddyRoon7

I like to think she lived
Comment from : Darksky1001able

Did he kill her at the end?
Comment from : mohammed hamad

I hate saying thisbut she did have a choice to live, albeit from a random coin flipbrThe outcome could be said to save her years of grieving her Mom and husbandbrI'm not justifying Antonalthough I wish he would have walked away from principle just once and let her bebrAt that point, she'd suffered enough
Comment from : 67marlins

Carla: b"You got no cause to hurt me"/bbrbrAnton: b"Call it"/bbrbrMe: 🥤😭🍿
Comment from : •Lιuєr Mιhσu•

This was never about the money to Anton It was about principle and respect Carson said it best "Even if you gave him the money, he'd kill you just for inconveniencing him He's a peculiar man You may even say he has principles that transcend drugs or money"
Comment from : Kevin McLaughlin

There's no weapon with him so I think he kills her like that police officer in the beginning
Comment from : No Pl

If you have any doubts on whether or not he killed her or not- literally the next scene is him checking his shoes to see if he got blood on them
Comment from : Factual Opinion

I would love it if they made a prequel to Antons backstory Always intriguing how someone like him become psychopathic killers
Comment from : Timothy Gumenik

Carla Jeans refusal calling it shows us how this generational changes catch up to everyone, even Chigurh: all his life he was at the top of the food chain but suddenly a southern woman refuses to go along with his games and tells him his accountable for his actions and immediatly after that he crashes his car in the most stupid way
Comment from : TheBlackCat

I wouldn't of chose the coin toss either Most physcos are going to hurt or kill you regardless, so why give them the satisfaction and play the game? I would of rushed him Possibly getting a good hit or two before he most likely strangled me to death If I was lucky enough to grab hold of a solid object, I would of bashed his head in until the contents ran along the floor board like an egg But most likely I would of died Fuck it
Comment from : Tila Sole

It was a great movie until June 2020; now that I see the lack of racial diversity I hate this movie now And it needs to be destroyed
Comment from : Geoff

What are these comments? She isn't smart nor she won against him by not calling it, she tried to make him responsable of his homicides when, for Chigurh, there is no free will, in his crazy mind he cannot choice therefore those homicides aren't his responsibilitybrbrShe would have got more from him by saying "call it yourself" therefore creating the idea of a choice in his mind, that is, if he can choose between head or tails he can choose between killing or not killing her, without the idea of choice Chigurh isn't responsable, he will kill you
Comment from : Emanuel Lopez

Pretty interesting deviation from the book There she actually does call it, and she gets it wrong In retrospect, they should have written this scene closer to how it is in the book Would have been more suspenseful imo
Comment from : walid amin

When I saw this scene, I wasn't sure if he killed her and they didn't show the scene because she is too likeable or if he just left What are your thoughts?
Comment from : RScottsman

ريتات كفيتات عاصمات حواهم عصام و نتا سوووووقك
Comment from : عادل عادل

Apparently in the book she calls heads tails never fails
Comment from : Seebsy87

After he kill her for Sure he check his boots for blood Its easy she is dead
Comment from : Tedd Striker

Don't argue with him about coins
Comment from : Theme Master

Top 10 Fucked up scene in film
Comment from : Migstaper

I just realized today his checks his boots for blood Such a huge scene with such subtle details
Comment from : Green Ghost Music

This is not a cut scene It’s in the movie
Comment from : k9m42

"Nooo, you weren't supposed to say that!! You're supposed to call it!!"br- Frustrated Soyjak Anton Chigurh
Comment from : J Jonah Jameson

What a weird and compelling flick, each scene is analyzed for meaning As Chigurh leave the house, he checks for blood on his shoes, yes, he killed her
Comment from : chucknchar T

memorable scene anyone of you knows a movie as interesting as this one ??
Comment from : Salāh Ad-Dīn

I wouldnt worry bout the bills
Comment from : Ryan Settani

So if this dude is checking for blood trails, why does he check his boots after walking through the whole house and the front porch? Wouldn't there be footprints already?
Comment from : Aarushi Yadav

Scots women >>>>>>
Comment from : Luke Reilly

Anton Chigurth vs Two Face… who would win?
Comment from : Paul Bennett

I love the symbolism of Anton and the coin In the store scene where he forces the cashier to call it, he tells him not to let his "lucky quarter" get mixed in with any others, because it will become "just a coin - which it is" And here, when Carla tells him the coin has no say, it's just him, his only response is that it got there the same way he did And finally, he gets into a car crash shortly afterwards and lives, but is grievously injured and forced to limp away before authorities showed up brAnton may seem like an embodiment of fate, some inhuman and destructive force of nature that no mortal can beat or understandbut he isn't He's no more powerful or invulnerable than the coins themselves He is in a sense just like the lucky quarter he left with the male cashier He may be "lucky" in a sense, but ultimately, he's no more lucky or special than any other Just another "coin"
Comment from : K-Blue

"Call it"brbr"Who's that speaking here? Is somebody speaking?"
Comment from : Fredrik

Do you ever wonder if Chigurh actually believes in his whole fate philosophy or if he just uses it as an excuse to execute people
Comment from : Allaboutnothing 65

I live in this house! It’s in Las Vegas NM and we still have the same doors with clear handles, paint, candle lighting along the top and the damaged wall paper boarder all seen here in this clip Pretty crazy! Only the interior of my house was used, the exterior is a different house I plan to do a video comparison to show everything that matches still
Comment from : DamionChrist

Does he really say "No" in the beginning? I can't hear it at all
Comment from : Ilya Bykov

Why he need to kill that helpless woman c'mon anton!
Comment from : isko peta

Lol, I don't see why anyone would even think Chigur is confused about or even disconnected by Carla Jeans' refusal to play the coin toss The old man didn't blow his fuse when he refused to play brCarla Jean may not understand the people in this world, but she knows the game is bullshit Chigur flipping the coin for her after all he went through and now to "give his word" only to end up with a game of chance is the biggest mystery of the movie Why?
Comment from : TheReedable