As part of BJK&E’s new monthly culture events a group of us went to the Vue cinema in Leicester Square to a preview of the new Coen brother’s movie – No country For Old Men.
 
The film was scary and amusing in just the right amounts, never losing our attention. A masterly tale of the good, the deranged and the doomed, it was a definite throwback to the brilliant original Coen brother’s work such as Fargo and Miller’s Crossing. They loaded the film with realistic touches and achieved an action film with a serious philosophical undertone – a winning formula.
 
The end did leave a few questions and left you wanting more, but it wouldn’t be a Coen brother’s film if they didn’t end it like they did.
 
This was the first of many culture evenings I hope to enjoy in future, and I’m sure all who went would like to thank Milly, Fabio and Mark for organising it!

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