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The temperament of the Coen brothers
Jaiden 2021-10-13 13:05:43
For any subject matter, the Coen brothers will permeate the story as follows: life is absolutely ordinary, boring, boring, and slightly absurd. But so strong and powerful, it is hard to avoid. But since "Barton Funk", the already precious passion has become less and less.
Extended Reading
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Hooker No. 1: Hey, they said they were goin' to the Twin Cities.
Marge Gunderson: Oh, yah?
Hooker #2: Yah!
Hooker No. 1: Yah. Is that useful to ya?
Marge Gunderson: Oh, you betcha, yah.
Hooker No. 1, Hooker #2: Yah.
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Marge Gunderson: I'm a police officer from up Brainerd investigating some malfeasance and I was just wondering if you've had any new vehicles stolen off the lot in the past couple of weeks - specifically a tan Cutlass Ciera? Mr. Lundegaard?
Jerry Lundegaard: Brainerd?
Marge Gunderson: Yah. Yah. Home a Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox.
Jerry Lundegaard: Babe the Blue Ox.
[forced laugh]
Marge Gunderson: Yah, you know we've got the big statue there. So, you haven't had any vehicles go missin', then?
Jerry Lundegaard: No. No, ma'am.
Marge Gunderson: Okey-dokey, thanks a bunch. I'll let you get back to your paperwork, then.
[knocks on Jerry's desk]