What is the best Coen Brothers movie of all time?
From sun-baked crime thrillers and absurdist comedies to bleak existential westerns, the Coens have made films unlike anyone else in Hollywood. Which masterpiece tops your list?
No Country for Old Men
A chance encounter with a suitcase of drug money sets a relentless, unstoppable killer loose across the Texas borderlands.
Fargo
A hapless car salesman hires two criminals to kidnap his wife, setting off a catastrophically bungled chain of events in snowy Minnesota.
The Big Lebowski
A case of mistaken identity sends a laid-back LA bowler called the Dude on a spiraling adventure of kidnapping, nihilists, and White Russians.
True Grit
A stubborn 14-year-old girl hires a grizzled, hard-drinking US Marshal to track down her father's killer in the Indian Territory.
Miller's Crossing
A politically astute gangster tries to navigate a power struggle between two mob bosses while keeping his own loyalties hidden.
Blood Simple
A jealous Texas bar owner hires a sleazy private detective to kill his wife and her lover in this tense, twisty neo-noir debut.
Raising Arizona
An ex-con and his policewoman wife kidnap one of a furniture tycoon's quintuplets when they discover they cannot have children of their own.
Barton Fink
A New York playwright arrives in Hollywood to write a wrestling picture and slowly descends into a nightmarish creative block at a decaying hotel.
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Three escaped Depression-era convicts embark on a madcap odyssey through the American South in search of hidden treasure.
Burn After Reading
A disc containing sensitive CIA memoirs falls into the hands of two dim-witted gym employees who attempt to sell it for personal gain.
Inside Llewyn Davis
A week in the life of a struggling folk singer navigating the Greenwich Village music scene of 1961 with little money, a borrowed cat, and big talent.
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