How many think there will be a "No Country For Old Men" part two?

[Tall Dog]

Just saw the movie at the theatre and loved it, but the ending left a lot of possibilities for a sequel. I'm hoping they will make a part II. Anyone agree?

[Brian Cash]

I dont think there will be

[Moefiz]

I haven't seen it as yet waiting to get it on Bd but the Cohen brothers aren't the types to revisit there old stomping grounds.

[J_UNTITLED]

There is no second novel so, no, there will not be a sequel (and it certainly doesn't need one in my opinion).

[111111]

Although it is left open for a sequel, I hope not.

Look at what happened w/The Matrix!

I'm not saying NCFOM sequels would be as bad as The Matrix sequels, I just hope it doesn't happen.

[coolmilo]

In part two our hero *scratch that* villain Anton Chigurh gets a haircut and gets a hold new lease on life. He donates all his Mexican hit man money to an orphanage and becomes a baseball star playing for the New York Yankees. Unfortunately, Anton had to return to his old ways as his hair grew out and was accused of steroid abuse. It was an ugly ending but there is room for a part 3. After all no series is complete without the trilogy affect.

[Tall Dog]

Originally Posted by J_UNTITLED

There is no second novel so, no, there will not be a sequel (and it certainly doesn't need one in my opinion).

There are just so many possibilities for a second story(killing spree), and it really bummed me out that the killer got away. I think it would be great if the sherriff(Tommy Lee Jones), came out of retirement and got him with his own air-pressure gun.

I guess I just like more of a solid ending to my movies.

[Beta Man]

Originally Posted by Tall Dog

There are just so many possibilities for a second story(killing spree), and it really bummed me out that the killer got away. I think it would be great if the sherriff(Tommy Lee Jones), came out of retirement and got him with his own air-pressure gun.

I guess I just like more of a solid ending to my movies.

Good thing I've pre-ordered it, and waited this long to see it..... Now I don't have to be on the edge of my seat wondering if the bad-guy gets away...... and if an "air-Pressure Gun" plays any relevent role....

I've said it all before though.... if a movie is good, it doesn't have to "surprise me" Look at The Shining.... I read the book twice before I saw the movie (and Stephen King Novels-to-movies usually suck) and that movie is an ALL TIME GREAT.

[J_UNTITLED]

Originally Posted by Tall Dog

I guess I just like more of a solid ending to my movies.

Not solid, just not open-ended (or, in certain aspects, unexepected).


Again, this film is BASED ON A NOVEL (go check it out and read it if you haven't as there are a few differences) and there is no sequel to it.

[Avalanche™]

naw that movie was meant for that ending, just because it left a window open, it doesnt mean that theres a sequel in the works, not all movies are superhero movies dude

[Moniker]

no way in hell will this ever happen

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[BluBonnet]

Still not happening

[Just_Discovered_3D]

Hopefully not, the first one told its story.

It could've been told better*, but I'd rather not roll the dice on a remake, which is what I foresee a sequel would ultimately be like.

(*figuratively and literally: Bardem, Brolin, & TLJ mumbled their way through this film, they made Bane sound like Demosthenes)

[Jay H.]

No Country for Old Men 2: Money Never Sleeps