No Country for Old Men

Just finished it today on the treadmill. I really liked the screenplay; I think there's no question that the Coens deserved the Oscar for that one. The movie itself, particularly the ending, requires some rumination, and I think that's a good thing. The other Oscar-nominated movies I saw this year (Michael Clayton, Juno, and Atonement) require far less rumination. Basically, I'll have to decide what I thought of No Country... I'm pretty sure I liked it and I'm pretty sure it's brilliant, but it may be one of those films where you have to watch it a few times to realize it.