>>214363512
take some of the money,not all of it,and leave the bag there

>>214363512
i probably would have counted the money right away at home and found the tracker, threw it into a stormdrain and gtfo out of dodge

Nothing, he already won when he put the case in a metal box by the time Chigurgh was driving by.

>>214363512
finish school go to college become an engineer

>>214363512
Took her in the back and screwed her

>>214363512
check the cash for trackers first, no issues

>>214363512
just anonymously report the scene to police
hes a working class guy living in a trailer park
he had no way to explain suddenly becoming wealthy to anyone, especially not the IRS

>>214363512
buy as much aqua as I can and return to the site

>>214363512
call it

>>214363512
>take bag
>bury it deeply in some place
>wait a few months
>dig it out

>>214363512
Invest in Nvidia

>>214363547
>>214363709
Didn't this movie take place in the 70's/80's? How would the average person even know that a device like that existed?

pulled down carla jeans panties and spread her pusy for us

Anton Chigurh is not real but a phantom created in the mind of Sheriff Bell. Llewelyn Moss is actually the one who committed all the crimes, and the film is the Sheriff's subjective retelling of events he can't comprehend. The story is ultimately about the Sheriff's own failure and his realization that he is an "old man" who no longer understands the world.

Peed on all the money so if the bad guys find the bag they'll small the pee and not want the money cause it's all gross and stinky

20 minute sex scene with his wife followed by a 30 minute sex scene

>>214363512
Probably check the fucking bag. Even just quickly driving to a motel, dumping it all out, and then just taking a portion of it would be a solid idea. Just to count it and make sure nothing is sussy, then.

>oh look a strange device fell out that is beeping
Bingo, and just toss that shit.

Oh, and not going back to give the guy water. Was beyond stupid. Would have been better to call the cops and have them sort it out from a payphone.

>main villain just has a magic tracking tool that doesn't work that well at all
Dishonest movie

>>214364271
what's the difference between both scenes?

>>214364695
He's tired and lets her be on top in the second one.

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>>214364073

>>214363534
Fippybippy. The real question is which anons are just as greedy as they are retarded. Which gets them killed.

>>214364714
>implying a girl will ride you for 30 mins
virgin detected

it's always implied that it's a bad idea to just stuff some of the monies in your pockets and leave the rest. assuming you aren't blinded by greed, why would that be a bad idea? wouldn't the Mexicans assume it was taken by a rival who was at the site? what are the chances some average Joe just walked by and took it? even if he did, it's easier to take that loss than if it had been seized by law enforcement.

>>214363512
>What could have he done differently?
Give the dying dude some water. Lou Ellen said he didn't have any, which was an obvious lie, since his bladder was full of piss.... which however yellow and contaminated with meth, would have been readily accepted by the hombre..... who turned out to be a magical Mexican Piss Leprechaun, and having accepted Lou Ellen's offering, would have given him a literal golden shower of riches. But Lou was too selfish to share his umami micturition, and so was cursed to be hunted by a lesbian librarian with a can of compressed air. Sad, many such cases.

>>214364073
RF trackers were not new in the 70s, we used them during WW2

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>>214363512
CARLA JEAN SHOULD HAVE LIVED. That was fucking bullshit, Carla Jean was such a sweetheart and had nothing to do with the money. Sugar killing her was edgelord bullshit. I hope that broken bone Sugar got from the car accident at the very end gets infected and the fucker suffers a long agonizing death from gangrene!!!!!!!!!!!

>>214363512
Been a better shot. If he had killed the deer cleanly, he never would have stumbled on the money. The moral of the story is do your job properly

>>214365048
also should have had some agua on him so he wouldn't have been compelled to come back

>>214363512
Took Carla Jean in the bedroom and screwed her brains out on a bed of cash.

>>214364073
How did the tracker even help Anton find the bag? The receiver pulsed faster when he got closer to the tracker, and he found the town through phone records. That still doesn't explain how he found the exact street, building, room, etc of the town. He'd have to drive around town for literal days just to track down the neighborhood, then a few more days to ID the exact building. And if Llewelyn just went to a different town that he never made a phone call to, he'd never be found.

>>214365029
it is ok we don't know if he killed her. just because he did in the books doesn't mean he did in the film

>>214363534
>>214363512
This or actually check the money

>>214365029
In the book he gets his arm treated by a mob doctor and returns the money. The Coen bros just wanted le mysterious ending.

>>214365141
>leaves
>checks his shoe for blood which he always does right after killing someone
come on, this is like people who try and pretend tony soprano is alive even though the cinematography of the last scene directly implies he's shot in the head and killed

>>214365230
maybe he thought he stepped on some bubble gum

>>214363512

I can honestly and confidently say that if I went through the exact same experience that he did, up to the point of opening the satchel and realizing what's in it, I would close the satchel without taking a single bill, leave everything exactly where I found it, march straight back to my truck, drive home, and never breathe a single word of what I had seen that day to any other person as long as I live. And I definitely wouldn't be so stupid as to bring some Baja Blast with a churro and a chimichanga to the homie in the truck.

>>214365029
>had nothing to do with the money
she was married to the retard that took a bag full of cash from a cartel killings scene. Also Sugar is a psychopath,do you expect compassion from a psychopath?
moron

honestly its kinda ridiculous he would just take a huge amount of cartel money and not immedietly be fleeing away from the border that same night

>>214363512
I found a brick of weed walking home the other day, as a teen I would grab it and dart. As an adult I know there's a rabid nig near me and chose to skip the drama.

>>214365127
He literally gets lucky driving by.

>>214365284
>implying a bunch of sicarios are going to give a shit that you put it back and won't shoot you through the teeth like moss just to prove a point and tie off a loose end that knows about their money and screw up
once you see their little shin dig out in the desert it's over, they're either going to see you shot the only witness and track you down to be safe or get your description direct out of the guy himself like they did with moss
>well I won't get seen by him when I check out the cash
moss got seen and didn't mean to either and he was a fucking trained sniper and you aren't

>>214365284
chicken chalupa por favor...

>>214365357
Bitchmade

>>214364778
>greedy
and so was Moss

>>214363512
do a 360 and walk away

i would have just ran off with all those sweet guns. i wouldnt have even found the money because i would have ran off with all the guns

>>214363512
I would have took the bag and brought it home, then rummaging through the cash I would have found the tracker and then put the tracker back in the bag and leave the bag in some dumpster in a random alley and never mention this happened to anybody ever in my life, open any type of business and slowly launder the money and live a normal life.

>>214365230

You are correct that the film strongly implies that she was killed, and it is reasonable to assume that she was, as the default assumption. But the film makes a point of not showing it. In the film, we (and you) are fully justified in assuming that she was killed. We are not, however, justified in claiming that we know it to a certainty, as far as the movie is concerned, and that's the difference. That is why the Wikipedia plot summary correctly remains silent on whether or not she was killed, only mentioning what is actually shown: Anton checking his boots (just as he moved his boots aside as Carson Wells' blood began to pool near his feet). Although having a dead body isn't an absolute requirement to prosecute (and convict) a murderer, it certainly helps. The film interpretaion equivalent of this is: you don't have to see a dead body to infer that a character has been killed, but if you want to state with certainty that fictional character X has been killed, you would like to see the dead body on screen, or at least hear some dialogue from a credible character that states that X was killed.

Here is a very useful example which is part of this board's culture. I want to you to remember what Bane said to his henchman, when Bane's henchman came up to him and reported "Sir, we've killed the Batman!" What was Bane's reply, shortly before he wasted his useless henchman? "So, show me his body." The point of this reply is that Bane knows what he does not know. He knows that he cannot be absolutely, one hundred percent certain that the Batman is dead, without seeing his body. And that's the situation that we have with Carla Jean Moss. Do not reply to this post with a one-line "she was obviously killed fuck off nerd" or similar.

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>>214364225
>The villain wasn't a real person

>>214365614
based anon has his priorities

>>214363512
His biggest mistake was returning to give the guy water. If he didn't do that they would have had no clue who it was, and likely would not have been able to narrow their search enough for the tracker to be found, given that it has a limited range and battery life.

>>214365029
>I’ll give you a 50% chance of living
>NOOOOO I WANT A 0% CHANCE OF LIVING!!!
Fuck are you talking about, she deserved to die.

>>214363512
Give the man some agua. He was a pendejo.

>>214365127
>He'd have to drive around town for literal days just to track down the neighborhood
Not at all.

>>214365355
Probably not. Take the tracker away and how does he get caught?

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i would simply have hot steamy sex with my dorky raccoon t-shirt wife

>>214365685
There’s a reason it’s not shown. The film goes from being extremely graphic in showing deaths (police officer strangled, cow thing) to just implying them by the end of the film (hosing chickens out of truck, checking shoes for blood). It’s a style choice. But not everything that happens in a film’s plot needs to be shown for it to be true.

Another example is the Joker at the end of the Dark Knight. Did he get locked up? Did he? We don’t see it, it’s just strongly implied. And that’s good enough.

>>214365952
>40 years old at least
>22 year old uneducated hick wife with no tats
There’s still hope.

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>>214365685
To actually suggest she survived would contradict the entire established logic of the film up to that point, your wall of text and sick meme references notwithstanding. He promised Moss he would kill her, he wants her to call the coin flip so he can kill her and then he checks his shoes outside anyways when she refuses.

His car crash in the film (presented as the character's final scene, differing from the novel) is framed as a direct result of him disregarding his own system and choosing to shoot Carla simply out of spite/convenience. He broke his own rules. When he no longer acts as an impartial agent of fate, he is broken over its wheel like everyone else. Carla dying is instrumental to the pottery at play here, appealing to a belief in free will and finding no mercy.

>>214365870
Del Rio is a massive sprawl like most texas cities. It's not some one shop town

>>214365016
>we
Want branch did you serve in grandpa?

>>214366023
I got here the same way the coin did

>>214366067
"we" being allied forces, presumably the bulk of the site's userbase

>>214365685
also, no guarantee the way he killed her caused blood spatter.

>>214366058
It was set in the 80s

>>214365845

>doesn't understand the honor in refusing to play a bullshit game
She even calls out exactly why his gimmick is bullshit, and he knows it. Anton doesn't muster much of a response, he's not as dominant with her as he is with others: "Well, I got here the same way the coin did (random chance)." He doesn't toy with her and test her as he does most of his other encounters.

>>214364225
>brought to you by the American R*dditor queers who also failed to grasp American Psycho

>>214364695
They introduce two new characters to the script. Perhaps one got a raise at work and his wife was proud of him.

>>214365952
>>214365975
She's based on his like 14 year old mistress.
Cormac was a hebephileGOD

>>214366058
That makes it even easier. If it was dense and high rising like New York it’d be near impossible.

>>214366104
No one here was even alive back then.

>>214365685
Thanks chatgpt

>>214366246
I’m sure knowing she showed him with that zinger made getting viciously murdered by him feel that much better.

>>214363512
take out the tracker
dont leave his car near the scene

>>214363612
He did but Coens prefer violence to sex when it involves White people so it was implied when you see them in bed together immediately afterward.

Driving out of the desert in the "agua" guy's pickup and kicking off a buddy comedy of polar opposites getting into hijinks while on the run from the cartels and corrupt gringos

>>214365687
kek

>>214363512
Not waiting who knows how long to check the bag wouldn’t have hurt. All he had to do was get rid of the tracker before heading home.

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>>214363512
>Get hotel room
>Leave tracker inside of the room
>Buy as much fireworks, gasoline, and propane tanks as I can from nearby store.
>fill hotel room with previously mentioned fireworks, gasoline and propane tanks.
>get another hotel room on the other side of the building under a different name.
>listen to the sound of explosions and smell the scent of beef chigurah jerky.
>go home and bang my wife atop massive pile of money

>>214363512
He could've walked away and pretended he didn't see shit after realizing he was way in over his head.

I legit would have loaded my body with as much cash as I could (pockets, inside underwear, around my ankles in my socks, etc). Then I would have sprinkled a few bills around to make it look like they money blew away. I would also put a few stacks of bills around the dead bodies to make it appear like some of the tried to grab the cash.
Whoever finds the money would never suspect that the rest was stolen.

>>214364073
I figure it didn't, giving how easy Anton Chirgurh found him, so it must have been a GPS tracker.

>>214363512
>ignore money
>toss back a few cold ones
>pump a few trailer babies into the hot chick from trainspotting
imagine getting killed by some gay nerd called "sugar" lel

>>214365387
>moss got seen and didn't mean to either and he was a fucking trained sniper and you aren't
lmao, he was some trailer dweller who shoots about 10 rounds with his rifle during the whole year when he bags a few deer, and that's it, bet his rifle is also probably a 3 MOA gun at best

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>>214363512
probably put all the money in a different bag (discovering the sensor) and certainly not going back to give fucking water to a dead man

>>214367634
>probably put all the money in a different bag (discovering the sensor)
That wouldn't have enabled him to find the sensor. The sensor was inside a stack of wrapped bills. In the hotel room Moss picked up stacks and flipped through them until he found it.

>>214364225
actually the sheriff is in purgatory, Anton Chigurh is the manifestation of all the crimes he didn't solve

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I would have dumped all of it into a suitcase lined with tin foil and went far north immediately

>>214365387
he was spotted when he went back like a tard

>>214363512
>>214363534
Why do midwits always think his mistake was taking the money? The irony is that his mistake was trying to be a good person by trying to give water to the dying mexican later in the night.
The antagonist only found out about him because of that, otherwise the money would've just disappeared as far as he knew.

>>214365685
she was obviously killed fuck off turd

>>214367916
This is of course the correct take as the film portrays events, but given the organizations behind chigurh or whatever his name is they would have gone looking for the case in any...case.

>>214367916
he wasn't a good person, he was stupid, it was obvious that the guy would be dead already by that point, makes zero sense to go back

>>214367990
there's no practical way of them finding it without that mistake

>>214363583
you mean the air vent thing? huh thats pretty clever, but it didnt stop the transponder, Chigurgh still picked it up on his beeper

>>214363512
1 buy an explosive with the drug money
2 take the money out of the briefcase
3 rent another hotel room
4 put the explosive in the empty briefcase
5 also put the tracker in the briefcase
6 leave the briefcase in the hotel room with the windows open
7 wait outside for Chigurh to track the briefcase to the hotel room
8 Watch Chigurh open the case, detonate the explosive

i would havr realized there's a tracker in the suitcase with my power's of clairevoyance even though it was the 1980s when radios and tvs and satellites did not yet exist and the cowboys rode unicorns and dinosaurs wandered the desertical landscapes of el paso texas

>>214366768

The irony here is that the woman character actually shows a bit of masculine virtue while your reply is feminine sniping. She didn't have a "zinger", a "zinger" is some retort of sarcasm or snark. She sincerely tells him why he's full of shit, and she refuses his game.

The notion of "dignity", Anton's word, is interesting here, now that I think about it. Carson Wells, a man, bargains and pleads to be let go. His masculine rational front-brain knows he's fucked, but his instincts (lizard, feminine) demand that he try to survive any way he can. Anton assures him there's no way out. And yet the two gentlemen just sit there quietly, which allows the murder to be completed. A real woman would have screamed, screamed out for help. The fact that Carla Jean doesn't scream for help is also a sort of masculine trait. She basically tells him to go fuck himself and tells him to his face why he's full of shit, even knowing she's about to be killed. Manly. Carla Jean had more dignity.

>>214365029
>literally every woman in Scotland looks like this
I'm moving to Scotland by the end of this year. I hope you Scotbros have room for an Americhad.

>>214366023
this is a good read and probably what the Coen bros had in mind tbqhf

>>214363512
check the bag for a tracker and then ignore the guy who asked for water

>>214365127
he didn't even find it. he was a room off, and fuckin lost it. he got stupid lucky and still missed it by minutes

What should Carson Wells have done differently? He seemed pretty confident at first about being able to get the better of Sugar, was it truly just fate that ended him?

>>214368419
he should’ve known better than to challenge fate after missing the shot when he’s hunting

>DON'T go back to give water to some guy that would already be dead anyway
>take the money out of the bag, go through it to make sure it's real and count it, naturally find the tracker, get rid of it and the original bag
Two obvious things that any normal person would have done.

>>214364073
>Didn't this movie take place in the 70's/80's?
I think the film explicitly says it's 1980 2 or 3 times. it's one of the gun autism things because the book is also set in 1980, but the guy who wrote the book put in a bunch of guns from 1980s action movies that were invented in like 1982 or 1984

>>214363534
The tracker was painted on the the money

>>214365614
Keek

>>214368019
theres a transponder in the money though.

>>214363512
Fly away on a dragon. He was tracked by magic, might as well defeat it with magic. There was never a little thing that could track him like that in the 80s. Fiction. Fantasy. Sci - fi retarded fake shit. Only mongoloids like this horrible movie

>>214365127
Such a tracker never existed in the 80s. It's just fake. Don't take this shitty flick too seriously. Turn your brain off. Can't enjoy it otherwise

>>214364073
>how6would the average person even know that a device like that existed?
It never did. No device like that has ever existed in the 80s. So nobody should've been worried but the book and movie take place in an alternate universe

>>214365016
Wasn't an rf tracker and they don't work like this thing in this retarded movie, faggy larper.

>>214369270
Just use your remote control (everyone had those in the 80s) to block its. signal

>>214369371
I think Chinese phones also do that. He could have got one, removed the ads (to be even more protected from tracking) and then used the IR to disable the device.

>>214365029
you keep runnin that mouth of yers ima take ya out back and screw ya

>>214369353
it literally was you retard.
and it works exactly like it did in the movie, except the antenna on the receiver is larger irl.

>>214369285
1950s: First use of VHF telemetry. Wildlife biologists started using basic radio telemetry, initially with VHF radio tags, to track animals. However, these early systems had issues with reliability.
1960s: Growing use for terrestrial animals. Following early developments, the use of radio telemetry on terrestrial animals expanded rapidly. In 1963, wildlife biologist William W. Cochran published work on a radio-tracking system for smaller woodland animals like rabbits and raccoons.
1970s: Expansion to marine animals and satellite tracking. Satellite telemetry was first used in 1970 to track an elk, though the technology was still very large at the time. The Argos satellite system became available for civilian use in 1978, opening up long-range tracking for migratory species.
1980s: PIT tags for fish and other small animals. Passive integrated transponder (PIT) tags were introduced in the mid-1980s for tracking fish and were later used for amphibians, reptiles, and birds.

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>>21436351
>count all money and place it in a new bag
>find tracker
>shove it up whore gf trailer park queens asshole
>install a $23 indoor cam and download app
>move to a sick house boat in Vietnam for $8 a month
>watch ex GF get murdered while two gooks suck my fat white American hog
>3rd zipperhead spoon feeds me pho while blowing opium smoke in my face
>shoot steroids and arm wrestle with Rambo
>become a famous Cobra wrestler
>live a cafe society life until you overdose on pleasure

Man, that would fucking suck....

>>214367578
3 MOA is fine for hunting

>>214363512
Given the time period this took place, I know trackers weren't common but who keeps all the money in the original bag?

You'd think he'd have dumped it out into something else.

>>214370575
Here is the only IRL moves you make if you find a bag containing millions.
>find it
>never be heard from or seen again

Call your mom or wife one time and that's a wrap. You are dead. You have to choose. My family sucks, im divorced, no kids, all my friends are dead. It's easy for me.

>>214367916
The money had a tracker you dumbass.

>>214363512
Was it ever ever mentioned the exact amount in the bag and the amount adjusted for inflation

>>214363512
Tactical grip. Black rifle coffee. AR15. I would operate and sweep the surroundings.

>>214370678
>all my friends are dead
What happened?

>>214367916
This is wrong. If he hadnt gone back, he wouldn't have known there were people looking for the money. He'd have been killed in his sleep when they used the tracker to get to his house.

>>214363512
Why didn't he just shoot the bad guy?

>>214370722
Many died fron the South Florida Oxy epidemic. One died in the Marines during a mission. (Not even cinematic. He drowned with 2 others during a river crossing. Wild current or something in Iraq.) Another OD from herione. I always drank and smoked weed. Even had my little sessions of cocaine or xanax. Guess i never got actually hooked on anything besides these expensive faggot Zyn pouches.

>>214366067
Team Peep

>>214370822
Fuck, anon. Rough shit. Hang in there. It's almost over.

>>214370703
$2 milly and officially $7,556,680, but the official inflation calculator is intentionally wrong and underestimates inflation

>>214370822
Carry the flame, anon

>>214364695
One's about ten minutes longer than the other

>>214365249
Maybe he had diarrhea and wanted to make sure none of the liquid feces dripping down his pantlegs had reached his shoes yet. Of course once he reaches his car he's home free, the seats are brown anyway.

>>214363512
He should have carried water with him so he wouldn't feel guilty about not giving the Mexican dude water


He also should dumped all the money out on the floor to check for trackers
>>214364073
He used them back in 'Nam

>>214364073
The original James Bond came out in 1962 and featured trackers, which was hardly a new concept.

>>214364225
'twas all a dream. I am very smart

>>214370696
The money had a shitty radio transponder with like a 2 block radius

>>214363713
Why would you explain anything to them
The IRS doesn't investigate you for
a) casino winnings and
b) spending lose cash on things like groceries

>>214371958
All Llewelyn needed to do was rent a hotel room on like the 30th floor and he would've been fine

>>214363512
He should have hired the fat lady as his bodyguard

>>214369334
>how6would
how tf is your "6" anywhere near your spacebar?

>>214370136
Lord of the Rings tier nonsense. If you're a loremaster, stick to DnD

>>214372024
comfy

>>214372024
Or perhaps just slide the box into a 10ft galvanized steel shielding container, like ductwork, to pervent the beeper signal from getting out.

>>214363512
>What could have he done differently?
simple: listen to the lil jew inside you and count the heckin money

>>214363547
spbp

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>>214364146

>>214363512
Break up the money into bundles, bury them separately and dump the case. That's what I'd do regardless of there being a tracker; particularly living in a trailer in a poor area. The last thing I'd want is to get robbed for everything because I splashed some cash around. Worst case is the radio transponder still works and word quickly spreads about a creepy Mexican stalking nearby towns, prompting Llewellyn to just keep his cool, live off the cash he has, and wait for the obvious cartel guy to leave before digging up the rest and skipping town to find a lawyer to handle the rest of the cash.

>>214363512
disperse the money among his family and friends and have them cash in to the bank then they can start writing 'clean' checks.
>its too much to divide up
Then divide up enough that it wont raise suspicion.

>>214366023
>His car crash in the film (presented as the character's final scene, differing from the novel) is framed as a direct result of him disregarding his own system and choosing to shoot Carla simply out of spite/convenience. He broke his own rules. When he no longer acts as an impartial agent of fate, he is broken over its wheel like everyone else

I disagree. I think the overall theme of the movie is mankind's hubris in regards to one's abilities, that there are things beyond our control that we should accept we can't change.

Sheriff feels powerless over his inability to work as an enforcer of law in an increasingly violent world so he steps down (and does it just in time - it's suggested that his death in the line of duty wasn't too far). Llewelyn thinks he's better than the mob he stole money from and doesn't back off when he's given the chance (the visit in the hospital), so he pays the price. Chigurh probably sees himself as something more than a human, or at the very least he thinks he's adding some greater importance/meaning to life by following a set of rules and attempting to enforce others to live by them, yet the movie's ending clearly shows he's just as vulnerable to randomness of fate as the people he so casually judges. If the other anon's claims about the book (he gets fixed and gives the money back) are true, then it might be interpreted that he realised his reach exceeded his grasp and even though his realisation came later than Sheriffs, he at least didn't suffer the same fate Llewelyn did

>>214369334
>No device like that has ever existed in the 80s.

Radio trackers are 1930s technology retard

Also lol at zoomer brains thinking people in the middle of the cold war would be mystified by a beacon like a 1500s peasant instead of instantly figuring out that they're fucked

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>>214363512
>always carrying pic related
>let anton "catch" me
>tell him let's leave it up to chance
>pick heads

>>214373284
Get more family so there's more division? Good idea.

Not getting up in the middle of the night to take water back to the guy for starters.

>>214367634
Why did he tell them there were wolves about when there clearly weren’t any?

>>214363713
he's living in a trailer in the middle of nowhere texas and the money is in cash. it would have been pretty easy for him to just keep the money and not get in trouble if he didn't spend lavishly

>>214366023
he gets hit by the car because one of the themes is following your own moral rules doesn't get you anywhere

>>214373673
Time to get that double wide?

>>214365952
Honestly their physical chemistry in this one scene alone btfo's 99% of on-screen couples. You could practically imagine them fucking on the spot.

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>>214373787

>>214366491
QRD?

>>214368221
Damn. Warrior mindset. Now she's even hotter.

>>214365975
she's 19 in the film IIRC

>>214363588
Then he would have died a slow, pathetic, drawn-out death.

>>214373807
Sixteen*
He had a sixteen year old mistress when was was 42 and married.
Even smuggled her to mexico and forged documents.

>>214365016
>>214364073
james bond movies

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>>214364073
Radio Shack catalogs have literally been a thing since the 1920s; and have been a standard household item since the 60s.
https://www.radioshackcatalogs.com/flipbook/1966_radioshack_catalog.html

>>214373284
>t. street shitter, chinese, jew, or arab

>>214363512
have a triple digit iq and therefore an ounce of curiosity

>>214363512
Nothing. The real villain is capitalism. If he takes the money he loses. If he doesn't take the money he loses.

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>>214374450
a double digit iq would have bought pic rel on the spot and gun it to L.A.
llewelyn was obviously a midwit being neither curious not self-conscious

>>214365284
>get seen seeing the scene
>a bunch of other niggers pick at the bag or police come looking for you and you get fucked anyway

I honestly can't stand most of the Coen brothers' movies because they are too long and their stories are always about some boring criminals or other nonsense. That being said this is one of the best movies ever made, there isn't even a single second of film wasted on useless shit. No shitty soundtrack to tell you how to feel, perfect pacing, sparse action scenes but impactful. I can go on all day but I'm sure others have done dissertations before me already.

>>214365284
>opens the satchel
>proceeds to act like the fuckin virgin mary
pendejo you are like those bitches who fuck another guy and when you find out they say "it was only sex I didn't love him like I love you"
you are cartel execution video material maricon

>>214374740
they could have spend $2000 to make the CGI crow look real (or use a heckin real crow with a crow tamer or some shit for half that money)
dunno

>>214374916
>CGI crow
?

>>214374938
on the bridge

>>214374997
Oh, he shot at it? Reminds me of the biker & the rabbit in Raising Arizona.

>>214375076
I haven't seen Raising Arizona but since it's from 87 and it reminded you of it, I think we are in agreement
just looks heckin awful

>>214363512
1) open the bag

2) examine the bag

3)"oh shit, a mexican tracking device of some sort, let me toss it into the desert instead of carrying with me at all times"

stupid trailertrash retard

>>214365029
he had to keep his word

>>214375145
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQ67ZyZtKjU

well dont put it in your pocketitsyour lucky guarter. you put it in your pocket it gets mixed in with all the others and then its just another coin...

>>214375258
oh noes poor bunny
seems like we have a miscommunication though
CGI=computer generated imagery
it wasn't a real crow, although even if it were, it flew away unharmed as the bullet hit the railing
but it was a really sloppy artificial crow and it looks really really bad, like early 90s tier
can't believe they left it like that for the bluray

>scan with metal detector
>find the tracker
>put it on some cab driver/stranger call
>have sex with cute wife
>end of story
It was so simple.

>>214370730
it would have been safe to assume a bag full of money near the aftermath of a cartel shootout would be looked for

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>>214364073
You don't need to know what it is to understand it's not something you should keep

>>214375320
I meant the scene, not the CGI. One is evocative of the other: the big baddie trying to kill cute critters.

>>214375329
but that anon is right
they would have found him using the tracker if he didn't flee... and he fled because he went on his agua adventure

>>214370136
Thank you, chat gpt. This is none of that by the way. It's a "transponder" this is not a vhf tag. You can't track that tracking device (transponder) with a singular device like the killer did here. They had at least 3 things around their target to triangulate it, brainlet
I accept your concession

>>214375390
I like crows but wouldn't call them "cute"
also I doubt his motives were the same as the biker guys'

>>214373488
This isn't a radio tracker. And radio trackers needed at least three separate device around the tracker to track. Not like this transponder with just one device to see where this transponder is.
Kill yourself, zoomer

>>214370063
It does not, keep seething though

>>214375419
>You can't track that tracking device (transponder) with a singular device like the killer did here. They had at least 3 things around their target to triangulate it, brainlet
NTA but to measure distance, not position, it's enough to have one "thing"

>>214374422
Still not what this movie used. Keep trying.

>>214375464
NTA. Yeah, he would've never found him by just knowing the distance then. Watch the movie.

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>>214375482
>doesn't know what radio shack is
lol zoomer tard

>>214375530
>doesn't know that he's still in the wrong
kek, zoomer

>>214375503
then how do you think he found him? watch the movie.

>>214363512
He could've ran and hid in a country for middle aged men then after things cooled down move to a country for young women.

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>>214363512
1. He should have put the money in a different bag
2. Not walk around with all of the money all of the time (who even does that)
3. Not gone back to deliver the water. The theme of the movie is that good guys get softer with age which makes them eventually fall to bad guys.

>>214363512
not being a thief and having hot passionate sex with his cute loyal wife

Even without the tracker, going back with the water fucked him. You don't need a tracking device to find people. It'd just take longer, right?

>>214376148
Once they had his identity from his vehicle plate and VIN, he was fucked. They can just find his unsuspecting family and it's all over. A tracking device isn't even necessary. Anton found his wife really easily.

>>214364073
well if he saw it he would know about it, kind of like how when he sees it in the movie he knows about it. hope that helps.

>>214364751
And I'd also check if the bills are fake. The MC of NCFOM is dumber than a box of rocks.

>>214367321
>posts a gif
>it's not animated
You sir are a disgrace to this weebsite.

>>214373517
>get flustered
>accidentally pick tails
Fuggg...

>>214369270
the transponder is low-range and basically useless in a city. It's not your typical almighty sci-fi transponder, Cormac actually did some basic research concerning radiolocation and such devices are around ever since we had small, portable radios
>>214364225
>Chigurh is not a real person
all the villains in Cormac's novels are real, comically evil characters on the verge of being a supernatural beings yet explainable as just extremely intelligent are his main flick

>>214363512
I would have simply shot the Mexicans and Chigurh and won.

>>214365127
Anton already knows Llewellyn is trailor trash after getting the VIN # from his truck. The first thing he'd do when getting into town is drive by every hotel. Its a small town so there probably aren't too many hotels, and given that Chigurh is a professional hitman it wouldn't be unreasonable that he could make an educated guess as to the kind of hotels Llewellyn would look for (cheap, close to other people, etc).

>>214368221
>muh virtue
>muh honor
>muh zinger
>muh masculinity
>muh dignity
Took borrow from Sugar, if her honor reduced her chance of living from 50% to 0%, of what use was it?

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>>214375449
>This isn't a radio tracker.


lmao, it literally is

and it doesn't even matter if it wasn't one because every 8 year old in 1980 would understand what a cartoon level beacon with a light flashing in a bag full of money is doing

you're so underaged that you cannot even grasp these basic concepts

The tracker never mattered. It just made it so Anton had to do less work. The mexicans found llewelyn and killed him, and Anton found the satchel there.

>>214376746
"What its worth" is up for you to decide. No one lives forever.

>>214363512

>get a bank deposit box
>dump all the cash in it
>withdraw it slowly over time

EZ. What's Anton Nigurh going to do, rob the bank?

>>214364564
Once you've travelled with the tracker and abandoned it at a location like a motel it's just a matter of time until you're found. Someone would've seen you and your car. A CCTV camera somewhere might have caught your face or your number plate.

The only time you can take the money without the transponder is right when and where you found it, and even then you better hope that no-one saw you in the vicinity.

>>214375449
radio trackers need three separate devices to triangulate the signal, nigger
a singular device is enough to track the signal, it's just not possible to know how far away it is
actually two devices is more than enough to triangulate a device in 99% of cases with the exception of the device being between the receivers in which case you won't know how far away it is

>>214363512
Check all the bills.

>>214376771
the mexicans also had a tracker, making a receiver capable of searching for one particular frequency is basically 1920's tech
it can also be assumed that they've went thorugh more-or-less the same kind of thought process as Chigurh, look for the closest airport and look around for a cocky, overspending fuck

>>214364778
>Fippybippy

Why are you gay?

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Reminder the Llewellyn met his wife when she was underage and he groomed her.

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>>214363512
Use his epic space glove to make Chigurh punch himself in the nuts for the rest of his life.

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>>214377057

>are you having sex with that 25 year old woman she is a LITERAL CHILD

>>214377129
She's canonically 19 and they're in what's basically an old marriage.
This is not the average muttmerican
>she was only 17 years old you sick fuck!
type of shit, anon

>>214377057
Nothing is wrong with this as long as he's benevolent.

Hags can seethe.

>>214377129
why do whites like shitting in diapers so much?

I read the book last year and was pleasantly surprised just how well thr Coen's translated the book to film. I don't think either is better than the other. Pretty much a perfect adaption.

>>214377057
stupid hag cat

>>214375327
>scan with metal detector
Detect the fucking briefcase
Genius.

>>214375567
>i have no idea what i'm talking about
>btw, no you
got me

>>214363512
>What could have he done differently?
>got to casino
>put it all on Red
>win
>take the winnings
>leave the initial money in the bag
easy

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>>214370822
that's fucking harsh anon, I'm sorry. But you must carry on no matter what. Will you?

>>214370678
>never be heard from or seen again
how do you do this though? How do you suddenly just take this money and then magically disappear off the grid? who would you even go to that wouldn't either 1. sell you out to the police or 2. kill you for your money? I've always wondered what the actual mechanics of "disappearing" are and if it's even possible.

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Would he have been found if he hadn't gone back to give that Mexican Mtn Dew Baja Blast?

>>214368095
one explosive please

>>214376148
yeah the fact they were able to ID his truck was a much bigger deal than the one scene where the tracker mattered

>>214377755
Why did a pedo (fact) care about a dying dirty mexican?

don't throw the tracker away, use it to ambush Anton

>>214377155
yuros invented trannies, faggot
>>214377179
gms!

>>214377179
>why do whites like shitting in diapers so much?
It's the symbolism of the smelly brown poo ruining the pristine white environment of the unsoiled nappy.

>>214377775
Llewellyn literally tries that and barely gets away alive.

>>214377825
he almost killed Chigurh there, if he pursued him he'd be able to finish him off

>>214363512
pack up and drive to the other side of the country that same day/night
that's the standard tried and true go-to strat

>>214377210
It is easily one of the greatest adaptations ever made.

>>214377899
>the Cartel will just forget about 2 million dollars

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Ctrl-F aqua 4/4

Classic /tv/ !

>>214377899
>put ears on the ground to find out anybody who left town within the few days after the shootout, interrogate family members

>>214363512
that's a 28 year old man in 2007.

>Hey, Mr Sporting Goods.

If he went to her room and fucked her things might have turned out differently.

The sheriff might have got to him before the Mexicans

>>214372024
>but from the outside i counted only 29 floors...

>>214378079
I think they took liberty with the ages since in the book Llewellyn met Carla Jean when she was only 14 or 15

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I got beer in my room! You are a sport?

Why did he not just marry into wealth like that guy in the gas station?

>>214377789
>yuros invented trannies
>that's why fucking old hags is pedophilia
kys

>>214363512
Not go back to give the guy some agua.

>>214378257
yurop invented trannies. in yurop all men wear dresses, queer

Did he really not bring any agua with him on his hunt? It's fucking texas.

>>214378466
You're probably a zoomlet so you don't know, but back in the day people didn't just chug water all day. It just wasn't done. You could easily wait until you got home.
No one carried water bottles, no water jugs, nothing.

>>214378540
This. I'm a 37 yo boomer, and back when I was young, I only drank coffee and whiskey. water is literally for gays.

>>214363512
Take all of the money and turn it into the police for a reward.

>>214378637
>$5 gift card to walmart plus the cops will stalk you for the rest of your natural life because your name turns up in their files
Yeah rather not.

>>214377695
1 paint a fake road with a bag of money on a boulder
2 put the tracker on the opposite side of the boulder
3 when sugar drives towards the money he crashes his car and dies

>>214378540
He's literally out in the middle of nowhere in texas on a sunny day. Why wouldn't you bring a canteen, or leave one in the truck or something?

>>214364695
The first one is about 2 minutes of sex followed by his usual 45 minutes of crying.

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>>214378540
kek this is the dumbest fucking thing I've ever read
>back in my day we didn't even drink WATER, damn gen z wokes needing to hydrate
go to bed grandpa

>>214378841
the fact anyone would take jugs of water in the truck with them hunting to begin with also foists the contrived nature of his later return to hydrate the sleepy burro with agua, he would've had enough water anyway
>truck dies
>you also die because you're a fifteen hour walk from town with zero water in a fucking desert

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>>214378540
You're in the fucking desert!

>>214363512
>take the money and leave right away
>there are a lot of dead people around and who knows who might show up at any second as a follow-up crew
>immediately drive somewhere outside of city limits to put as much distance between me and that location
>go somewhere completely out of the way and off the grid so I'm absolutely sure noone's around and noone can interrupt me
>inspect the bag/money, not because I suspect a tracking device, but primarily to check the exact amount and to make sure there is no compromising evidence inside (like a gun, documents, drugs, etc...)
>move the money into some other bag/container and discard/bury the original bag (primarily since there might be fingerprints from criminals on that bag and also because it can be visually identified if I get pulled over or something like that, it's physical evidence
>very likely I'd bury the money somewhere remote and wait half a year/a year to go collect it
>by that time the heat is off it and anyone that might be looking for it has other shit to worry about and wrote it off as a loss
>depending on the amount I'd either use it to pay for regular life expenses or move out of the area and start fresh somewhere (out of state)

It's clear the money comes from organized crime so you can't be sure how much resources they can and will commit to tracking it down. They might not bother or they might send someone capable. They also might be in bed with some spooks or dirty cops so that means they might have law enforcement resources to use.
Whoever "they" are they just lost a bunch of people in a massive shootout so they'll have other shit to worry about and damage control basically.

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>>214378540
>Of course, lest we forget, once you're out the front door you're still IN THE MIDDLE OF THE FUCKING DESERT

>>214379098
>I know more about cartel security than any man alive, I invented it, and it cannot be beaten
>They got RF trackers, they got sicarios, they got dogs, they got trucks, they got guns, they got enough armed personnel to occupy El Paso!
>OK, bad example

>>214373517
the other person has to call it though, making it 50/50 again

>>214379146
>one guy actually tasted fresh agua before they grabbed him
>of course he was drinking out of a hose for the next three weeks
>goddamn wetback

>>214368232
>moving to the UK
>current year
genuinely are you retarded, why would anyone want to live here, there is no ICE in the UK, in fact the exact opposite, I think you are retarded. You missed the boat by at least 30 years.

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>>214378705
>por favor, solo quiero agua
>no entiendo por qué me haces esto

>>214378540
>zoomoids seething that they can't go 30 minutes with hydrayting
lmao weak pussies
>I m-must HYDRAAAATE AAAAAAHHH I'M GOONA DRIIIIIIINK AAAAAAHHHH NICE AND WEEEEEET ON MUH TONGUE
haha

>>214373517
I a glowie catches you with one of these, they're supposed to summarily execute you. I'd tread carefully anon.

>>214379442
Sorry, but UK women are just too hot. I will move there, after all, my great-great-great-great grandparents were English and Scottish, so it's my duty to go back to my Homeland (TM) and re-invigorate my Bri'ish brothers and sisters.

I won't tolerate brownoids trying to dissuade me from this sacred duty. Sláinte!

>>214379206
not if they pick heads

>>214379863
>UK women are just too hot
London yes, because a lot of european/australian chicks move there + higher class genes. Northern uk significantly less so, but I find theres something irresistible about northern girls despite this. Scottish girls are hot as shit, and for some reason I find northern irish girl the most attractive by far, bonus points if they're on the extreme end of either side. The unionist belfast accent in particular is like kryptonite to me
generally the idea that british women are all ugly is a myth
>t. french expat in bongland

>>214363713

Most reddit comment of the thread award

>>214380958
yeah that really was the gayest possible response

>>214380911
>generally the idea that british women are all ugly is a myth
yep. I wasn't familiar with this meme before visiting England and Scotland in 2018. Went to London, Cornwall, Edinburgh, and Newcastle, and saw quite nice looking women everywhere. Honestly didn't see that many nonwhites either, even in London, but maybe their numbers have increased since. I quite liked the UK, but wasn't able to get lucky with any of the Bong lasses. God this pale, pale, long dark-haired waitress in Newcastle was so attractive. Served my friend and I some filet-mignon pies, fucking delicious, they were basically beef bourguignon pies, fucking sooo good.

Beef bourguignon is maybe my favorite dish of all time. What are some other French culinary masterpieces, Gaul-bro?

>>214367826
But the whole book is the sheriff lamenting the past and simpler times when sheriffs were largely just friendly social visits to their county inhabitants

>>214381234
To be honest being french it's almost hard to instinctively think of specific french dishes, I find that what makes french cooking so good is the same thing that makes half life good, it sets the standard of excellence without actually being that unique past a certain point because everyone else copies it afterwards.

I would say for distinctly french things
>beef bourguignon for sure
>bouillabaisse (southern french fish stew)
>ratatouille
>aioli
>quiche (any region but breton-style quiches are the personal best due to personal heritage bias)
>unironically snails
but the again the thing with french cooking, outside of certain unique regional dishes, is simply that it's european cooking but to the highest standard historically speaking. nowadays though you'll find quality cooking of that standard in most western nations thanks to globalisation and standardisation. I actually think the single best city for food in the world (if you ignore affordability) may actually now be London
Honestly didn't see that many nonwhites either, even in London, but maybe their numbers have increased since
>Honestly didn't see that many nonwhites either, even in London, but maybe their numbers have increased since
the thing a lot of yanks don't realise about europe and immigrants/nonwhites is how much segregation there is in practise, caused by a bunch of different factors, but amounting to the fact that you'll have some areas with virtually no nonwhites and some areas with nothing but.
cont.

>>214381611
Central london is something else though, it's a real melting pot there, but that's also including tourists. Most of northern england (outside of bradford/north yorkshire), wales, etc is a borderline ethnostate with how un-diverse it is, it's actually one of the running jokes about going to university in the north of england. It's definitely gotten worse in London though. However, there's one big new thing in London - australians. Fuckloads of them have started moving in, particularly to my neighbourhood, and they're all absurdly good looking, all absurdly physically fit, running all the time, it's great. Sadly I'm now in a long term relationship with ambition to one day marry so I'll never know what an aussie girl is really like

>>214376867
No one lives forever but TONS of people live beyond 20 and tons of people don’t get murdered. Not Carla Jean though because she had to get in her zinger.

>>214365952
> if he was just fucking his wife’s brains out he would have never gone hunting, would never stumble upon the shootout, would still be alive banging his wife
Why was this moron hunting?

>>214382403
he had to get it on, the pronghorn were making a move

I posted fives times in this thread and did not get one (you)

>>214383250
I can't give out no (Yous)

Realistically in that kind of situation where two sides in some deal fucked each other over and lost (presumably) valuable men, they will have other shit to worry about for a bit.
Both sides at that exchange likely had a key operative at the exchange, that is now dead.
Both sides left massive amounts of evidence out in the open which needs to be handled (if the cops show up eventually they'll investigate thoroughly since that's a lot of bodies in one location so hard to keep it under the radar and news).
So basically both sides would be in crisis mode AND feuding with each other AND scrambling for damage control.
A bag of money will be the least of their concerns, since any evidence inadvertently left behind will mean the law will be on them momentarily.
Not to mention that even if their cleanup crews reach the site first they will likely blame the other side for swiping the money, not some rando stumbling onto the site.

>>214363512
Hated this movie, what kinda idea was it to have no fucking soundtrack? Could hear a fucking pin drop when i watched it.

>>214383250
If the rule you followed lead you to this… of what use was the rule?

>>214371980
>The IRS doesn't investigate you for
>a) casino winnings
Yes they fucking do. If you win millions at a casino they make you fill out a tax form.

>>214383376
Airport or Airstrip?

>>214383221
Wrong movie smart guy.

>>214383396
Your mom is both

>>214383407
every movie is the right movie for heat references

>>214383448
Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat

>>214363512
deposit it into a bank. it was the 70s or some shit. no one gave a fuck

>>214383327
This all makes perfect sense up until the point where you remember he goes back to the shootout scene to give the guy water, which is where he gets spotted and causes the rest of the movie to happen, because despite the chaos you describe, if they visually confirm and see who left with the money, then it's no problem to send just one serial killing assassin terminator dude after him while you sort your own shit out. if he hadn't gone back he would've gotten away with it.

>>214383489
in retrospect you'd think that while spending hours guiltily thinking about that guy before going back he'd also remember he's a fucking cartel murderer and was there for a reason

>>214363512
Go through the bills. Bring the bag with tracker and 40lbs of tnt back to the tree.

>>214383546
yeah that basically ruins the whole thing

IRL this is exactly how it'd go

>find the crime scene
>eventually find the money
>go home with suitcase
>count money in bedroom
>find tracker
>shit my pants
>go throw it into a garbage can, river, or sewer grate or something like 20 miles away, destroy it if possible
>continue counting money
>holy shit, we have 2 million dollars(that's like $8 million in 2025 $)
>keep it from wife, dont change anything about my behavior for like 3 months while i plan where to move to and how to handle 20,000 $100 bills discretely
>move

fool-proof and realistic

>>214379442
>wanting ICE
wtf anon are you retarded?

>>214365230
Tony was shot in the chest, the bullet hit his spine rendering him paralyzed and in a coma for the rest of his life. He is alive.

>>214384156
headcanon

He can hunt and shoot, seems to have some military training. Can't hit a slow moving target right in front of him? Really hate this trope.

>>214367916
Anton had the tracker, he was fucked eitherway. The police are all incompetent.

>>214383906
I struggle to find a single flaw with this