That Coen Brothers movie titled "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs"

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Read a couple of good reviews. Plan on watching it.

[rockrr]

I liked the initial vignette (although the ending caught me by surprise) and my favorite was the prospector.

[SamAdams76]

I recommend it. Some of those stories had some unexpected twists at the end. I still can't figure out the ending of the last story but the dialogue in the stagecoach was fascinating.

Like I said, the cinematography was incredible and other worldly. Some of it might be digital - like they do with Pixar.

[Cincinnatus]

Loved it. The fact that some segments were a bit strange didn’t detract at all from the whole. Great choice of music. The wagon train episode alone was outstanding.

[dhs12345]

It was pretty good. A little hard and abrasive humor. And graphic. Sort of like Kill Bill.

[Eddie01]

I did the exact same thing!

After the first “gun fight” I started laughing so I continued. The unarmed “gun fight” with the loose table board had me rolling.

I’m waiting for the fam to go to bed so I can watch it all the way through.

[TomServo]

I thought it was pretty good. The first chapter was hilarious - but less funny and darker with each chapter. "Meal Ticket" was just cold. "The Girl Who Got Rattled" was just sad.

[TomServo]

I still can't figure out the ending of the last story

I think I figured it out, but won't post spoilers.

[SamAdams76]

The “Meal Ticket” really freaked me out. When that carny guy threw that stone off the bridge, I knew what was going to happen next.

[fatima]

Watching Miller’s Crossing right now.It’s boring.

[bagster]

The wagon train episode alone was outstanding.

Sooooooo sad.

☹

[TomServo]

I knew what was going to happen next.

Yup.

[yarddog]

Fargo was pretty good but I don’t like being lied to.

It was not a true story. Not even based on one.

[skepsel]

Cool, a new Coen brothers flick?Miller’s Crossing will always be my favorite, Blood Simple was great too.

[Big Red Badger]

Buster Scruggs,,,
Straight to DVD?

Oh Brother, Where are Thou?

Coen brothers at their Best.

[Stosh]

Arghh! My favorite Coen Bro flic. “The old man’s still an artist with a Thompson”; “Nobody knows anyone that well”; all kinds of great lines. I’m still amazed two guys can make movies as disparate as “MIller’s Crossing” and “Raising Arizona”.

[bagster]

It was the Twilight Zone in color and in the old west.

Totally awesome, with some great actors. Did you guys notice that the old lady on the stagecoach was Tyne Daly from Cagney and Lacy?

And the Frenchman was that nerdy reporter from Unforgiven?

👍👍

[SamAdams76]

Yes, I almost forgot about that one! “O Brother...” is another great Coen Brothers movie. I also went through a phase where I played that soundtrack over and over again until suddenly I got sick of it!

[bagster]

Buster Scruggs,,,
Straight to DVD?

A Netflix original.