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| − | '''The Coen Brothers''' are the collective name for the film makers Joel and Ethan Coen. They have written and directed a number of critically acclaimed movies since their debut ''Blood Simple'' in 1984. Their most recent film ''No Country For Old Men'' won the Academy Award for best movie of 2007. | + | '''The Coen Brothers''' are the collective name for the film makers Joel and Ethan Coen. They have written and directed a number of critically acclaimed movies since their debut ''Blood Simple'' in 1984. Their recent film ''No Country For Old Men'' won the Academy Award for Best Picture of 2007. |
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| − | Their movies are noted for their black humour and frequently bloody violence. They are [[Jewish]] and their movies exhibit a typical [[Hollywood]] [[liberal bias]] of celebrating deviancy and disrespect for the military e.g The Dude in the Big Lebowski is a sympathetically drawn 60's dropout but his friend Walter, a Jewish Vietnam veteran, is portrayed as belligerent and stupid. Christians are often portrayed as hypocritical and self-serving. | + | Their movies are noted for their black humor and frequently bloody violence. The Coens are [[Jewish]], and their movies exhibit a typical [[Hollywood]] [[liberal bias]] of celebrating deviancy and disrespect for the military; e.g, The Dude in ''The Big Lebowski'' is a sympathetically drawn 1960s dropout but his friend Walter, a Jewish Vietnam veteran, is portrayed as belligerent and stupid. Christians are often portrayed as hypocritical and self-serving. |
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| − | Noted collaborators include [[liberals]] [[George Clooney]], [[Brad Pitt]], and [[Tim Robbins]]. | + | Noted collaborators include [[liberals]] [[George Clooney]], [[Brad Pitt]] and [[Tim Robbins]]. |
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