#nocountryforoldmen

[carbsvixen]

I knowed you was crazy when I saw you sittin' there. I knowed exactly what was in store for me.

[americascomic]

[marzupan]

Its funny, i only properly discovered yumeshipping/selfshipping in this fandom, and i decided to try it <3

I have been rather busy im sorry. I also just couldnt find my mind creatively, at least something written that im proud of.. but once i fly back home i will have more time :3

in the meantime: Anton leaned against a rundown car, slouched, one boot crossed over the other. Miles of desert plains lying there vast and pitiless..

[grickle14]

"Hi ho, friend-O."

[soulinfire-official]

Daily sketch Practice - 14-Jan-2025

"What I am trying to say to you is that when you make something every day, you end up finding out what you like and what you don’t like. You grow and you improve." — Elle Luna

Daily sketch practice 15 mins sketches.

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[railwayhistorical]

RIP: Cormac McCarthy

Today I reflect on the words found on the last page of Cormac McCarthy's No Country for Old Men.

Tommy Lee Jones delivers (understatement) the text, nearly word for word, in the final scene of the Coen Brothers film here.

[nateaz]

Scene captured in #mccormickmccarthycountry aka #nocountryforoldmen: El Paso, Texas from one of my solo nights spent in the Deep Southwest at one of many vintage historic hotels. I wonder if you and I will ever cross paths here where Far West Texas has its own rhinestone nightlife and Mexican mariachi music can be heard in playing at a nearby saloon. The #CoenBrothers inspired this particular journey I embarked. (at El Paso, Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn4rN-vJ7if/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[homesickthefeature]

Llewellyn Moss First Hunting Scene - No Country for Old Men (2007) - Movie Clip HD Scene

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Great example of how i want the editing in the movie to feel. i was convinced that the camera never moves in this movie too, but lo and behold it absolutley does lol however, as a great proof of concept for the idea in my head, us being so plugged into his movement, the wind sound, and being ESPECIALLY emotionally plugged into his looking at the blood trail let’s us transition into a moving camera really smoothly. 

Tension remains too. this movie is probably camera movement and editing wise the primary one to study. How many movies are tenser?