The BTS team discusses the complex themes No Country For Old Men wrestles with, the film's dry, unexpected sense of humor, and the fascinating abstract ideas Anton Chigurh represents

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Tricia's Wisecrack video on No Country for Old Men: https://youtu.be/cQEAZlNQbxY
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