Coen Brothers

[Bob In PA]

The Coen Brothers movie are not for everyone. 

I don't particularly like some "specifics" (for instance, some of their subject-matter) and they DO tend, more often than not, to go "over-the-top" just to make a point (like Quentin Tarentino).

Nevertheless, I rank them among the top three to five movie "story-tellers" of all time.  Just wondering if anyone agrees.

Bob

[MightyGiants]

Filmography[edit]
Main article: Coen brothers filmography
Year   Title   Distributor
1984   Blood Simple   Circle Films
1987   Raising Arizona   20th Century Fox
1990   Miller's Crossing
1991   Barton Fink
1994   The Hudsucker Proxy   Warner Bros. Pictures / Universal Pictures
1996   Fargo   Gramercy Pictures
1998   The Big Lebowski
2000   O Brother, Where Art Thou?   Buena Vista Pictures / Universal Pictures
2001   The Man Who Wasn't There   USA Films
2003   Intolerable Cruelty   Universal Pictures
2004   The Ladykillers   Buena Vista Pictures
2007   No Country for Old Men   Miramax / Paramount Vantage
2008   Burn After Reading   Focus Features
2009   A Serious Man
2010   True Grit   Paramount Pictures
2013   Inside Llewyn Davis   CBS Films
2016   Hail, Caesar!   Universal Pictures
2018   The Ballad of Buster Scruggs   Netflix
TBA   The Tragedy of Macbeth   A24

[Bob In PA]

Main article: Coen brothers filmography

Rich: I have 'em all on DVD/Blu-Ray (as appropriate) except of course for Buster Scruggs (Netflix).  Some are super-hard to find.  Bob

[LennG]

Blood Simple was just on some station and I fully enjoyed it AGAIN. One terrific movie. Dan Hedaya and M. Emmet Walsh were just outstanding.

Out of the list of movies, there were a few I hadn't seen, and the only two I can say I did not like were Barton Fink and Inside Llewyn Davis (which I hated), but the others, just great movie-making.

[Bob In PA]

Blood Simple was just on some station and I fully enjoyed it AGAIN. One terrific movie. Dan Hedaya and M. Emmet Walsh were just outstanding.

Out of the list of movies, there were a few I hadn't seen, and the only two I can say I did not like were Barton Fink and Inside Llewyn Davis (which I hated), but the others, just great movie-making.

Lenn: I also did not particularly like Barton Fink, except for the manner in which they told the story (which IMO was just as masterful as the others). Bob