I was hoping "the ending" would feature as an extra.

Hmm I thought this was a paramount release? I guess not as I'm going to get a PS3 I guess I'll get the blu version.

Do the Cohen's do special editions?

I'm baffled by the negative reaction so many people are expressing towards the existential turn the film takes in the 3rd act. This is what elevates it from a genre picture to something truly great and memorable.
Hands-down the best film of the year. No contest. One of the very best films in ten, or twenty, years. Period.
The 11th of March can't come soon enough.

Excellent film. Stellar acting. Horrendously bad ending.

Jurgie1979 wrote: I'm baffled by the negative reaction so many people are expressing towards the existential turn the film takes in the 3rd act. This is what elevates it from a genre picture to something truly great and memorable.
Hands-down the best film of the year. No contest. One of the very best films in ten, or twenty, years. Period.
The 11th of March can't come soon enough.

Yeah, most people just can't handle things not tied up in a neat little package.  They don't want to have to think about it afterwards.

Artwork added

The film is quite brilliant. Best film of 2007, without a doubt. And it reaffirmed my faith in the Coen brothers. Decent artwork. The only part of it I would change is I would take out the truck. It's unnecessary.

Hmm....double-dip special edition after it wins Best Picture? maybe, no?

Can't add much more praise to this masterpiece but that ending has haunted me since watching the film and this film is an existential nightmare and that final scene is a revelation.

I wish they used the theatrical poster art.  It is better than the DVD art by far.

I haven't seen this, but I want to. I don't really like the cover art though. Floating heads just aren't my thing, unless they're done well, and in this case... not so much.

Probably my favorite movie of the year, and it certainly has the best ending.

The artwork is just alright. it could have been worse, but it also could have been a lot, lot better.

Also, why can't they just match the names up with the damn heads. Is it really so difficult to put Josh Brolin's name under his picture, and vice versa? I've never understood this.

bollasio1313 wrote: *SPOILERS*




After Brolin was killed off (in a very c**ppy way), I lost complete interest because he was the only real character I cared about. I liked what happened to Bardem's character though. But the ending was just bleh.




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No purchase for me.

**SPOILER CONTINUED**

What would you have preffered?
My dad felt the same way, that Brolin's death wasn;t rewarding enough. Why does everything need to be presented to an audience in a neat, perfectly blatant fashion? Why can't things be implied? Why can't we, as an audience, be left out of things, and be left to draw our own conclusions, or just put two and two together?

I thought the scene was done perfectly.

AAAARRRRRGGGHHH!!! FLOATING HEAD SYNDROME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

REPLY TO KEVINNASH (*SPOILERS*): I respect how you feel, but I felt that we should have gotten a better look at Brolin's death because he was the character we had been following the whole movie and then he suddenly disappears and reappears dead. That's not fair. But then again, the movie was a bit about how evil prevails in one form or another. So who knows, you're probably right.

Blu buy for me!