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America Is No Country for Old Men
30 Nov 2007
Date Edited: 30 Nov 2007 11:44:07 AM
I haven't seen this movie and so cannot comment on whether it is-or is not-"a slasher film." Intelligent people find relevance anywhere.
It is a strange world where torture becomes the norm but impeaching the president for lying and stealing is off the table, as Hughes notes.
The title of this movie and the original book comes from W.B. Yeats' poem "Sailing to Byzantium." The poet-old when writing it--looks around the the "young in one another's arms" and turns to his own mortality, soul, and art.
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