Audio problem: When, at the end of the movie, Chigurh leaves the accident site after he said to one of the boys: "You didn't see me, I was already gone", the boy answers saying: "Yessir", but his lips don't move.
BaconIsMyBFF
8th Dec 2020
No Country For Old Men (2007)
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Suggested correction: The boy's mouth is open. You can say "Yessir" with your mouth open without moving your lips. Try it.
I can't.
14th Dec 2009
No Country For Old Men (2007)
Corrected entry: When he first gets to Del Rio, Brolin's character buys a pair of Larry Mahan boots to replace the ones he lost at the river. He later hitch-hikes to Eagle Pass, gets wounded, and crosses to a hospital in Piedras Negras. He comes back into the Del Rio store for 'everything else', but he should still be in Eagle Pass, not Del Rio.
Correction: Eagle Pass and Del Rio are only separated by 50 miles. Knowing that people are looking for him, it is not out of the realm of possibility that Moss would get a ride back to Del Rio to shop for clothes and other supplies, and return to Eagle Pass only to retrieve the satchel. The border agent tells his subordinate to "get someone to help this man, he needs to get into town", it is perfectly reasonable that Moss would ask his ride to take him to Del Rio, it's less than an hour drive.
14th Aug 2018
No Country For Old Men (2007)
Corrected entry: When Moss discovers the transponder in the pack of supposedly $100 bills, most of the bills are actually one dollar bills.
Correction: This is not a mistake, but a realistic representation of the real-life way rigged money stacks are prepared. The outside bills will be real, large denomination bills while the inside bills are real bills with the center carved out, making them useless. Since ruining an entire stack of $100 bills would be expensive, the carved out bills are of the lowest denomination possible. Rigged stacks are not meant to pass scrutiny, as the movie shows. They are designed to go unnoticed when grouped together with other money stacks.
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