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CoenfographicJan 25 2011

An infographic that stitches together the 15 films that the Coen brothers have made.

Coenfographic

True Grit by the Coen brothersSep 28 2010

Coming this Christmas from the Coen brothers, a remake of the John Wayne classic, True Grit. Here's the trailer:

(via devour)

A Serious Man trailerJul 30 2009

The trailer for A Serious Man, a new film from the Coen brothers. According to Wikipedia:

The film is set in St. Louis Park, Minnesota in the year 1967, and is intended in some ways to reflect the childhood of the Coen brothers as they recall it.

This is their first film in quite awhile with no big-name actors...Alan Adam Arkin is the only name I recognize among the cast. I wonder if that contributed to the filming wrapping "ahead of schedule and within budget". (thx, david)

The new Coen Brothers film sounds interesting:Apr 04 2008

The new Coen Brothers film sounds interesting:

Burn After Reading is an upcoming comedy film, set for a September 12, 2008 release, starring John Malkovich, George Clooney, Tilda Swinton, Frances McDormand and Brad Pitt, and made by Joel and Ethan Coen. According to the Coens the plot will focus on the world of the CIA, physical fitness in Washington, D.C., and internet dating. The film is the follow up to the Academy Award winning No Country For Old Men and has been described by Tilda Swinton as "...a kind of monster caper movie. All of us are monsters -- like, true monsters. It's ridiculous. It's much lighter than 'No Country for Old Men.'"

From the past weekend's box office: theNov 19 2007

From the past weekend's box office: the Coen brothers' No Country For Old Men took in $3.1 million on 148 screens while Tom Cruise's bombtacular Lions for Lambs took in $2.9 million on 2216 screens. Ouch.

Trailer for No Country For Old Men,Sep 17 2007

Trailer for No Country For Old Men, a film by the Coen Brothers based on a book by Cormac McCarthy.

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