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By Roslyn S (7) on 17 Feb 2008

Pretty well directed and good castin but nothing compared to No Country For Old Men…

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By Humera A (2) on 16 Feb 2008

Anything with TLJ is great, a sad ending and quite beautiful and fitting…

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By Karen M (410) on 16 Feb 2008

I think this film is more of a Coen brothers film than No Country For Old Men. It has a laidback, but not boring pace…

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By Shane T (68) on 16 Feb 2008

Well told story of loss, revenge and regret. Excellent lead performance from Tommy Lee Jones…

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By David B (3,254) on 16 Feb 2008

Very good indeed. found the sequencing a little confusing at first but caught up eventually…

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By Jonathan M (1,410) on 16 Feb 2008

Hmm. Bit of a vanity project this one. It's fine an' all, but fine isn't quite enough…

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By Ben B (1,489) on 16 Feb 2008

Moody and atmospheric with some excellent characterisation…

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By Null N (30) on 16 Feb 2008

Tommy Lee Jones is making a name for himself in his old age playing taciturn Texans…

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By Thomas F (401) on 16 Feb 2008

I didnt know Tommy Lee Jones could direct. Brilliantly directed, acted and a great story. Tommy Lee Jones and Barry Pepper were fantastic…

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By Jon W (769) on 16 Feb 2008

I just though this movie was really angry…

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By Sam T (553) on 14 Feb 2008

Tommy Lee Jones didn't get many big names for his directorial debut…

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By Tyler D (391) on 13 Feb 2008

Pretty outrageous for the most part. Id compare the first 45 minutes or so to a Marilyn Manson concert…

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By Elena K (30) on 08 Feb 2008

Western at its best.Tommy Lee Jones surprises with his captivating direction…

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By Leila C (6) on 08 Feb 2008

A great western piece exploring the nature of friendship, survival, revenge, and redemption. The ending was perfect for the story, I loved it…

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By Kate T (306) on 07 Feb 2008

This was fantastic. :D Tommy Lee Jones is awesome in it…

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By Tuco . (31) on 07 Feb 2008

While The Three Burials appears to be a violent modern western, like Sam Pekinpah revisited, it is actually a work of art…

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By Evan H (764) on 07 Feb 2008

Disappointing, expected a lot more from this but it was just not convincing…

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By Sean C (2,276) on 03 Feb 2008

Character driven Tex-Mex drama written by Guillermo Arriaga and directed by Tommy Lee Jones…

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By Gareth O (11) on 03 Feb 2008

Excellent film - though not light entertainment. The ending was deeply moving and powerful…

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By Giulia (5) on 02 Feb 2008

I liked that movie. Yes there are some sterotypes. But it doesnt matter to me. It has a lot of charme. But hey I also loved Amorres Perros…

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