Set in rural Texas, the film tells the story of three leading characters in the one movie. Our first character is Llewelyn (Josh Brolin) who finds the aftermath of a shootout which appears to be from a big drug deal gone wrong. Llewelyn decides to browse around and soon finds a large amounts of money which he decides he will try to keep for himself rather than telling the police. Secondly, we have a murderer named Anton (Javier Bardem). Anton recently escaped from police custody and is a rather odd kind of killer when it comes to his methods. Anton is given the task of hunting down the missing cash and retrieving it, doing whatever it takes. Finally, we have Sheriff Ed (Tommy Lee Jones) who investigates the recent murders within the area and a crime surrounding the deaths and large sum of money. Can the Sheriff catch up with the parties involved? Overall, while this film did not quite win me over my first viewing, it certainly won me over the more I watched the movie and allowed my mind to process it. Performances here are incredible, especially from Javier Bardem, who is consistently creepy to watch as a violent killer. The film's plot is dark and gritty, plus not every detail is spoon-fed to its viewers. It requires movie lovers to think during selected moments. I have learned to admire this film truly, and there is nothing quite like it within the land of cinema. This review has been written for Sanity* For more review from Walkden Entertainment, check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com