Reviews

I do find it amusing and it's kind of an adorable manner of speaking, but it's not an accurate portrayal of reality whatsoever and that's one of many things in the movie that undercuts the "THIS IS A TRUE STORY" blurb that it, like many other movies, cannot help but insist on at the beginning of bla...

The Jerry Lundergaard character is a particularly fascinating character because from the second this character appears on the screen and opens his mouth, it's clear that nothing he says is the truth but you can also see where his deceptive nature comes from...it's also clear, more through the Cohens...

There's humor (which is practically always the fact with the Coens of course), there's an engaging and thrilling story (probably still their best) that also makes some subtle, interesting comments on our society as a whole, the characters are meticulously constructed and especially pregnant policewo...

When the Coens didn't get back to him, he flew to New York (where they were starting production) and said, "I'm very, very worried that you are going to screw up this movie by giving this role to somebody else.

Fargo is a marvelously twisted black comedy and the excellence of this film mostly comes the film's script and performances.

Well, I reviewed this movie before and I may have hyperboled, a lot, but this movie is f*king awesome.

The film shows the talent of the Coens and their ability to create something that will be remembered years from now.

I loved this film, but it did one of my pet peeves in a movie, introduces an unnecessary character, Mike Yanagita, I really didnt see why he was necessary.

You could probably cut about 20 minutes out of this film and it would be one of the best movies of all time.