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"...and we were basically left out of it." Like it happens in real life.

Posted by Harmonia on December 20, 2007 at 14:02:40:
The abrupt left turn was less of an issue on the page.

On the screen, I think it appealed mightily to the Coen's sense of the fatalism and the absurd. I can see where it frustrated audiences who were expecting a bit more of a conventional structure. Or Blood Simple. Always tough with a likable character too. But thats...Cohenland. And McCarthyland too.

I was expecting the left curve.

I will see this movie again.