Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand take on the most infamous power couple in literary history, care of Joel Coen.
Joel and Ethan Coen’s six-part anthology western might just be the crowning achievement of their illustrious career.
The Coen brothers heroically bleak debut feature still shines over thirty years since its inception.
The Coen brothers return in scintillating and provocative form with this complex satire of 1950s Hollywood.
Cold exteriors and warm interiors combine in the Coen brothers’ rhapsodic portrait of a ’60s folk singer.
Newcomer Hailee Steinfeld steals the show from right under Jeff Bridges’ nose in the Coens’ deliciously salty western.
By James King
A low-key yarn from the Coen brothers that breaks its confines to deliver big.
By Kevin Maher
The Coen brothers strike comedy gold with this thrillingly barmy ensemble farce.
By Kevin Maher
If the Coen brothers’ latest is not a revolution in cinema, it’ll do until the revolution gets here.
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