Just watched this a few days ago? Why didnt it get more attention?

It got plenty of attention on here

LEMMEE TEEELLLL YOU BUDDY

The problem with netflix is that movies/tv shows have a quick burst of attention and then quickly fade into obscurity

>"legit"
>liked the worst story
Opinion legitimately discarded.

The only bad part is the one with the old guy who is searching gold, just super boring.

>mfw he did get something important

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That was my favourite desu

That's the best part by far, you're just too pleb to appreciate the comfy vibe.

what did he get?

it was the best one. fuck your shit taste tb h

>Hated best episode
>Liked worst episode
Yuropoors stay losing

Only his intestins, maybe a bit of liver, nothin' important.

This is the definitive order.

It got a lot of attention, however almost every story ends on a big downer so normies probably won't want to revisit it

The Coens are LOL-SO-QUIRKY and they try to shoehorn that into westerns, and it just doesn't work. That and some of the casting choices were awful.

Unironically Netflix.

Turns out guts is more important than he thought.

>almost every story ends on a big downer
>almost
I don't remember a single one who didn't end with death or the realization of it.

The old gold miner got away with his gold and didn't die iirc

>>Hated best episode
>>Liked worst episode
>the episode with Liam was sort of good
Don't get shot on the way to school, Timmy

I think that's more to do with the fact that Netflix funded the film

user, I...

what is it?

guts are kind of important

It's a live action Bugs Bunny cartoon.

Don't say it, just let me have this

Coooooooooool cleeeeeeeeeaaaaar whhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaadder

After several watches I like Liam's the best. Had the strongest message at least.

bait/10

Because it sucked. It's just a series of half baked ideas that they threw together because Netflix offered enough cash to make it worth their while.

I still don't understand the last one. Why didn't they want to leave the stagecoach?

piff i don't know maybe there in hell

They finally realized they were dead

hollywood jews don't like streaming services cutting into their market

the passengers (excluding the "bounty hunters") were all dead and were being transported to the afterlife

5>4>1>6>3>2
Personally I preferred number 5 as it was the only story where I thought they were gonna go for a happy ending right up to the end.

Because it wasn't in theaters. Obviously I'm glad it got funded and made, but if it weren't exclusively on netflix it would have made bigger waves.

Willie Watson is excellent
youtube.com/watch?v=IqO7lu94Ix4

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I watched Red River and the book thing the use for start their stories was taking from that one.
Based Coen Bros.

Fpbp. Welcome to Honk World

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Could you be more of a wet toast limp cuck?

netflix

Shit man I think it might be favorite film of last year.

dumb headcanon bullshit poster

I could really go for some cool water right now

COOOOOOL CLEAR WATER water water water