#19

The Big Lebowski. One of my all-time favourite films of anything, mostly because I like the characters.

#20

Miller’s Crossing
Fargo
Barton Fink

#21

It’s No Country for Old Men for me, Clive.

Also, it’s far from being my favourite, but Burn After Reading is much better than it’s given credit for.

#22

Didn’t like Fargo the film but weirdly enjoyed the series despite Tim from The Office and his constant gurning.

Thought Bridge of Spies was cinematically impressive, but Rylance basically put in a great performance rather than it being a great film.

Miller’s Crossing’s bang average and the Big Lebowski’s for teenagers, so i guess by default it has to be No Country For Old Men, but again it’s a film completely dependent on one standout performance (Bardem).

#23

Fargo. It might be my favourite film ever.

Even the ones I haven’t enjoyed at first I’ve ended up liking though (apart from the Ladykillers) - I thought Intolerable Cruelty was awful first time I saw it, and love it now.

#24

old man country

i’ve actually gone off coen bros films quite a bit. used to be into them, now can’t imagine wanting to watch most of them.

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#25

O brother where art thou is my favourite, watched Fargo again recently and enjoyed it a lot as well.

Big lebowski is too beloved by people I don’t like for me to get on board with. No country for old men wasn’t for me, I’ll never understand how it beat There will be blood to the Oscar

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#26

Serious man for me I think

Shoukd revisit some really

#27

You are a wrongun

#28

Would that it’were so simple

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#29

Miller’s Crossing

#30

Fargo
Millers Crossing
Barton Fink

#31

No Country.

#32

Millers Crossing then Raising Arizona

#33

enjoyed most of them, llewyn davis is the least detached seeming and also my favourite though
followed by fargo, serious man, hudsucker proxy

#35

Barton Fink

#36

Fargo. With a special mention to Barton Fink. The first time I saw it, I thought WTF, then I watched it again. I loved it. The difference being my age, I think.

#37

I actually really liked Intolerable Cruelty when it came out, but it’s pretty far from their best.

Going to go for The Big Lebowski and O Brother Where Art Thou, but that’s probably because I haven’t seen Fargo since 1997 and I really should watch it again. Also never seen Barton Fink which is just stupid of me.

Would also give credit to Burn After Reading for being really, really funny.

#38

Millers Crossing.

“Nobody knows anybody. Not that well.”

#39

Fargo
No Country
Lebowski
Barton Fink
Hudsucker Proxy
Miller’s Crossing
A Serious Man
Burn After Reading
True Grit

They are the ones I’d rate 8/10 or above. The rest are not entirely to my taste. Particularly O Brother, which I think is shite.