Unpack your cowboy hats, dust off your silenced shotguns, and get ready for Reel Poppycock's episode covering the 2007 film "No Country for Old Men." Based on the novel of the same name by Cormac McCarthy, this is the 2nd installment in our 3 film unit covering movies directed, written, produced, and edited by the Coen Brothers.

Does Javier Bardem's character of Anton Chigurh represent the best depiction of a sociopathic killer in the history of film? How much does $2 million dollars in tightly packed wads of $100 bills actually weigh? Does Carla Jean Moss intentionally goad Llewelyn Moss into a trailer park plow session with her big talk? Is this film really as freakin' funny as the Poppycock hosts say it is?

If you want to find out the answers to these questions, and so much more, then give a listen to this comical and insightful new episode of Reel Poppycock. Cheers!

00:01:38 Reel Basic Facts 

00:21:45 Is it Rio Grande? Or Grand? 

00:27:01 Poppycock Pop-Quiz 

00:47:32 Ed Weighs In on How Heavy $2 Mil in Cash Truly Is 

00:51:35 KC Poppycocks Off on the Peculiar Absence of Full-Penetration 

01:23:56 Is Anton wearing a Hard Boy Fit? (aka Canadian Tuxedo) 

01:39:48 Anton Chigurh is as Sharp as those Pointy-Toed Boots 

02:01:12 Poppycock Round-Up 

{credit to all respective artists for song clips used in this episode, all rights reserved}

- composer of the score for "No Country for Old Men" was Carter Burwell

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