How The Coen Brothers messed with Josh Brolin on set for No Country for Old Men 😂 #shorts

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[VicenzoV]

I still think this is the most layered "huh" in cinema history.

[JustSpeakingFacts_]

The “hmm” actually really felt authentic to me. It matched his type of character perfect

[Canalus]

Coen Brothers humor, man. There's nothing else like it.

[oogiegoogie]

It honestly works really well for his character and where the plot goes. It’s not a sound of confusion or even surprise. It’s more like “oh, so this is the situation I’m in now.” I think he knew what he was going to do at that moment.

[JamesRobertSmith]

It wasn't a joke, because it is definitely something Moss would have done. A true fatalist. He knew where this was all headed.

[nealsidor]

One of the best movies ever made. Definitely a future classic.
Like a western & film noir combined...

[BoBlankets]

"Maybe he should be worried about me!"

"Yeah well, hes not" 😆 love that movie

[virtualzen]

Josh Brolin got his line in and the Coen Brothers had the giggles…perfectly balanced as all things should be

[macnolds]

Why not both? An inside joke that also perfectly fits a stoic character.

[steelwitness]

The "Hm" definitely makes it better. It's a simple way of saying "well would you just look at that" without actually saying it

[nathanbedfordforest]

Finding the bag is a moment and which many people would become ecstatic and the small sound he makes is a testament to the hard life he has lived and how little finding a big bag of money can move him.

[CoastalBachelor]

Josh came into my Bakery and we were chatting. I teased him and said “You were in the Goonies, right?” And he laughed and said that he was just in No country for Old Men. He explained the Templeton Jacket. I have to say, he’s in some movies like American Gangster and I had to double check if it’s him. He’s like Into Character that I forget it’s him or don’t recognize. In No Country for old men, he’s Josh the entire time though.

[WATCHMYCLIPSZ]

*wins Oscar*
*They play this scene* 😭🤣

[AinsleyHarriott]

I liked it. It was like seeing a highly stoic man have a tiny outburst of emotion.

[JohnJCash]

Brolin is Awesome.. in every role that he's played. This guy's got to be alotta fun to work with. Much love ppl.

[Bazzeboy]

Very good movie: story, acting, directing, set-dressing.
The omission of a soundtrack and music makes this movie quite unique.

The Coen Brothers did a great job!

[PeacefulPeteable]

"His whole life was sitting there in front of him. Day after day from dawn till dark until he was dead. All of it cooked down to forty pounds of paper in a satchel."

[Valstein]

It's actually a memorable moment.

[robertwood]

I loved that huh. It just told you everything you needed to know about him. Amazing.