i thought no country was really really good until Llewelyn dies, then it just seems like the movie sort of loses focus until the last - car crash - scene (which was excellent btw). seeme like the entire movie is built on the suspense of Anton's hunt for Llewelyn which is really captivating. then all of a sudden Llewelyn just dies and the focus is completely lost. and i realize the movie is more so about tommy lee's character and his eventual retirement from a seemingly advanced and sadistic world, but then why the fuck did they build all that suspense with Llewlyn's character to begin with?

eh, i just never got this aspect of the movie and it's what sort of tarnishes no country for me. so i guess i too will need someone to give a more thorough explanation as well.