Walter White's iconic "I am the one who knocks" quote is a concept that can be applied to some of the most badass and terrifying movie characters.
There are a number of important movies which, as the users of Reddit have pointed out, allow their villains to get away with it in the end.
From Fargo to Raising Arizona to The Big Lebowski to No Country for Old Men, the Coen brothers' best movies can be enjoyed over and over again.
An out-of-left-field ending can be a serious sucker punch, and these totally abrupt film finales left audiences utterly confused.
Some great movies manage to trick the audience into thinking they are watching the story of the good guy, but in the end it is just an illusion.
Sometimes even the most unassuming films can turn out to really be a horror movie in disguise.
Woody Harrelson just starred in Netflix's latest release, The Man From Toronto. But how do Ranker voters rate his prior work?
No Country For Old Men is considered a classic by many despite its divisive ending. Here's an exploration of the final scene and what it really means.
Many directors have a signature style, so it's interesting to see them go off the beaten path into something completely different.
Josh Brolin reveals Heath Ledger was almost cast in his place for No Country for Old Men but turned it down in order to spend time with his family.
Actor Josh Brolin recounts a story from the set of 2007's No Country For Old Men, which makes him think the Coen brothers were messing with him.
In many ways, No Country for Old Men is the perfect modern Western. It subverts numerous tropes but also retains the most important ones.
Acclaimed actor Javier Bardem explains how nerves contributed to his insecurity on the set of the Cohen brother's 2007 hit No Country For Old Men.
After being unsure about the character, seeing Anton Chigurh's hairdo is what convinced Javier Bardem to accept the role in the Coen brothers' film.
Film noirs were already dark, gritty, and morally gray, but neo-noirs like the Coens' No Country for Old Men have taken those tropes to another level.
Black Widow director Cate Shortland revealed how the Coen Brothers' acclaimed film No Country For Old Men inspired her Marvel directorial debut.
Most of the scariest villains are found in horror, but non-horror films like No Country for Old Men and Inglourious Basterds have terrifying baddies.
No Country For Old Men is a great fusion of a western and a crime story. Here are some others movies like it.
Not every movie has an epic climax. Some, like No Country for Old Men or The Shining, have ambiguous endings that throw the audience off-kilter.
The Coen Brothers are known for their brilliant writing and developing some of the best characters in cinematic history. But they're not all smart.