The character Margot Gunderson was specially created by the Coen brothers for Francis McDomond. Their ingenuity was not in vain, and her comedy performance was outstanding but not sensual. () Gunderson, played by Francis McDormand, is the cutest and most ridiculous absolute heroine after Thelma or Louise in "The End of the Road". ()
The beauty of the film lies in the detailed dialogue and the performance that attracts the audience to watch over and over again. ().
The film is like a curse, with a really strange charm. ()
A frightening but black humorous fine work of police and criminal film, it will undoubtedly become a classic. ()
Two of the most independent directors who are good at stimulating the audience's interest are beautiful works about crime ().
In this black roulette game triggered by heavy snowfall, the Coen brothers' ingenuity has been brought to the extreme. ()
Another mini classic presented by the director duo of the Coen brothers, a black humorous drama about debt, redemption, and murder. ()
From the script to the director, the film is full of passion, painstaking nuances and unusual black humor. It is these elements that constitute the only pillar of Cohen's film. ()
