Fargo
Crime • R • 1996 • 1 hr 38 min
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A very good crime movie that shows in the end is it truly worth committing a crime for money,The actors really made this movie special.
31/2* Beneath the veneer of tranquil Midwest life lurks evil: Most are too clueless to know--under the snow, there's quicksand. Ask Marge.
I love this movie. Watch it and the tv show.
A spiral of a set-up gone wrong, it’s a true testament of the Coen Brothers’ writing skills. You’ll never hear a Minnesota accent the same.
Fargo is my favorite coen bros film. It is a great crime story. You can really see how pathetic Jerry is for doing something so horrible.
An unexpected but fascinating twist on morality, intertwined with sophisticated character development and gorgoeus cinematography
A good police movie about a planned kidnap going horribly wrong and how it's start to be more tense as the story goes on.
Great acting by all participants ( especially Macy) The frozen tundra scenes were good! The soundtrack was good! All round good movie!!
A Coen Brothers classic… it’s unique and different from other directors you’ve seen. Quite violent and unrelenting… like the weather there.
Dark humour. Intriguing characters. Perfect sunday watch.
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