Crime westerns crossing the "middle ground".
Without the Coen Brothers' "Old Nowhere", perhaps the audience's image memory of the western United States still remains in the sparsely populated western towns, where the upright sheriffs faithfully guard their homes and resist foreign invaders. The morality of the modern west has fallen, the police and bandits collude, and gray interests have become the bond between people. Law and order no longer exist, and the evil belief that violence is used to control violence and the evil belief of “strike first is the strongest” has become the survival rule of the modern western region.
"Old Nowhere" is another black and alternative aesthetic masterpiece that they imported for mainstream Western commercial blockbusters.
"Old Nowhere" is definitely a Coen Brothers film that is like a fake replacement. Its distinctive mark is that the theme is always about money and murder. I am dead. The plot layout, atmosphere building, black humor, and high IQ suspense that the Coen brothers are good at are all reflected in this new work. The story of "Old Nowhere" is more deeply explored than the previous works of the Coen brothers is the human nature, time, destiny, etc. The topics are also discussed in depth. In the framework of the absurd story, it is actually a tragic story close to human nature itself. In addition to the personal style of the Coen brothers’ photography, the more desolate Texas wasteland is rendered in a fascinating and inspiring way. The heartbreaking tragic charm, so the surface of the film promotes a black taste that is detached from life, but the inside is a very humanistic thinking about survival. It is no wonder that North American film critics have put together a conclusion and called the film the Coen brothers. The most perfect work since filming.
"Anyone will not be disappointed after watching this film!"-
"Supporting actor JaVale Barden's acting skills are the most attractive, and "Don't Get Closer" is a desert movie that combines humor, acting and horror."-
