No Country For Old Men - Coin Toss Scene [HD]

I do not own anything in this video, it is merely for entertainment purposes.

I recently watched this movie and thought it was quite amazing and suspenseful. I really enjoyed this scene (among many others) but wasn't able to find an HD version with subtitles on YouTube, so I thought it would be nice to share it with the community.

[mknioui]

Moral of the story: don't make conversations with strangers who have a weird haircut

[charlieclarke]

This is what introverts think will happen if they make conversation with a random.

[facina]

Javier steals the scene, but the cashier deserves just as much credit. He seems so much like every old timer I’ve seen working at gas stations in Texas, I forget he’s just an actor. He nailed it.

[Caseys]

His voice. The calmness. Death can't be personified any better.

[_GandalfTheGrey_]

I don’t think the supporting actor gets enough credit in this scene. Such a small part but he played it perfectly.

[yoyo]

The old man's acting is really good. This scene makes me feel so bad for him.

[giomaster]

I love how the old man picks his words carefully enough not to trigger an outburst from him it’s like they’re both playing along on some tightrope yet both trying to keep their cool it’s so interesting

[smileyfaceguy]

What's frightening about the scene is that Anton isn't even disappointed by the coin toss. Honestly, he seems more relieved and impressed by the guy's correct call. Truly exemplifies the idea that Chigurh sees himself as a force entirely dictated by fate.

[briannewman]

I like how, despite being a complete sociopath, Anton adheres to this strict observance of the "coin toss". He seems genuinely happy for the man when he correctly guesses heads, almost as if he doesn't believe himself to be responsible for his own actions, and is simply carrying out the will of the universe.

[bmjake]

The most intense way to get out of paying for gas.

[davidhirst]

Next customer comes in: "Nice weather today."
Gas station attendant: "99 cents, please."

[backtoschool]

this scene is so good. it shows how psychotic Antoine is. The way he gets intensely serious and puts the guys life in to a coin toss, and then once the man wins he gets lighthearted. He goes from being willing to murder to being playful in an instant.

[demo]

After that moment, the old man was cured from small talk.

[daPvta]

- Will there be anything else?
- You already asked me that.
- And you didn't answer so I'm asking you again. FRIENDO.

[Jackaljkljkl]

I am so glad they respected the audience's ability to read between the lines by not saying something like "that coin just saved your life" at the end, like many movies would have.

[leafbelly]

The way the cashier stares at the unfolding wrapper is so real. It's those small, mundane things we tend to notice when we're overcome with anxiety and uncertainty. What a nice touch.

[mouadchaiabi]

Michael Bay can spend 1 billion dollars on an explosives scene and it wouldn't be as nerve-wracking as the coin toss scene.

[lucasb]

*"Girl's voice get higher-pitched when speaking at someone they love"*

Girls talking to me :

[JohnJones-pvpw]

I think we’re all missing who the real winner is here. Yea the old man gets to live BUT Anton got a full tank of gas and a pack of peanuts for a quarter… THATS A DEAL!

[Take-uf]

This is one of the most calm, intense scenes I’ve seen in a while. You could feel the anticipation of the unknown building by the second.