Did you see No Country for Old Men?

@Gusman it was about a guy (Josh Brolin) who finds a huge amount of money after a busted drug deal and takes it, but then wants to return it. This psycho killer (Javier Barden) is on to him, and is on a quest to follow Brolin /kill him. Interesting plot, and suspenseful.

@Nitedoc I did like it.

@Bri89

I read the book too. They were very faithful to McCarthy's original

@Baybreeze Its the guy's ruthless disregard for life that's most interesting.
.... And that he uses an oxygen tank as a weapon.

It's not just the disregard, it's his uninterest in it.

@JohnnySpot Right, because psychopaths have no empathy. Like when Woody Harrelson was conveying to Brolin in the hospital, that he'd (Bardem) be *inconvenienced*. And that was very correct...I have a psychopath parent and they can't stand to be inconvenienced about Anything. It's their world, their view, and that's IT. And that's how this character was

@Baybreeze

Chigur is film's best ever psychopath

@Baybreeze You are kind of like the opposite of the killer.

@JohnnySpot I would say that's Def accurate🌟

@solitaire Yeah, that ending could have been left out.

@solitaire Same...I was waiting for the next scene and was like What??? Lol. But I do get it. Jones was saying his dream was of his dad giving him cash, but he lost it...symbolizing he couldn't get the cash irl or help save Brolin. 😕