What does the American movie No Country for Old Men mean? From what angles?

This film satirizes the vulgarity of today's society. Even a police officer like Bell feels powerless. We should realize that human beings are different from other animals because we have wisdom and a spiritual world different from animals. Our spiritual world is unique, and we should pay more attention to our spiritual world than material life.

This story takes place in Baltimore in the western United States. Old cowboy Moss found several bodies, several bags of * * * and 2 million cash when hunting antelope. Moss decided to take drugs and cash for himself, trying to change his life, but cold-blooded killer Chigurh followed closely, and he was in danger of fleeing. At the same time, local sheriff Bell is also investigating a series of killings and trying to protect Moss's safety. However, to Bell's despair, he tried his best to track down cold-blooded killer, and Moss's life was seriously threatened. While recalling the hope and glory of his parents, Bell deeply felt the sadness of No Country for Old Men in reality. At the climax of the whole play, the film suddenly ended and the ending was not announced to the world. When the film ended, I felt a little out of breath. After a long time, I finally recovered my breath and had a little insight.

In fact, each of us has the same dream as Moss, that is to improve our living standards. However, what Moss did was so stupid. He risked his life, even the lives of his family, and fought to the death with the murderer for those 2 million worthless coins.

Although he got the money, it was useless. Although the story has no ending, it can be inferred that he was shot by a killer in the end. Moss paid the price of his life for his greed. I sympathize with him and people like him from the bottom of my heart Blinded by poverty, they have lost the ability to distinguish good from evil, but they have no idea that they have fallen into the abyss. These people are like those corrupt officials. They oppress the people, take every penny, know the law and break the law, get deeper and deeper, and finally lose their freedom and even their lives.

Besides Moss, aren't the other two in the movie also very pitiful? Ziggy, the killer, is cold-blooded and murderous. He betrayed the gang for money. He has no feelings, only money in his eyes. In pursuit of Moss, he killed almost fifty people, including Moss's wife and mother-in-law. Ironically, as a professional killer, he also hates the blood on the soles of his shoes. After each crime, he checks the soles of his shoes very calmly. In my eyes, he is undoubtedly an animal. He has no feelings, no friends and nothing. He has only weapons in his hand and only money in his eyes. He is a despairing outlaw in society. They did not hesitate to kill, set fire to and rob. In the end, I will be judged by justice. Although the story is not over, I still remember the scene when the gang sent a car to hit him. Although he didn't die, the two bones leaked out. He can't go to the hospital, can't call the police, and can only flee silently. Why bother?

But these are nothing. The most pitiful is officer bell. He comes from a famous family, and his grandfather and father are both famous local policemen, and he is no exception. Their family used to be all the rage, but now, things have changed. His grandfather never used a gun in handling cases before, and his father only used a gun a few times. However, in his generation, he had to deal with guns every day. Once upon a time, when he was young, he solved countless cases, and even the cunning criminals could not escape from his palm. However, many years later, a new generation of criminals, for money and to satisfy their greed, made experienced Bell helpless. He retired before the case was over. What he is afraid of is not the killing of criminals, but what he will do in such a society that lives for money. He realized that he was not a policeman in this society, but an old man in No Country for Old Men. Sad, sad.

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When hunting antelopes near Rio Grande, the hunter Moss accidentally found a dead body, which also carried a lot of * * * and a lot of cash. This sudden adventure made Moss stand at the crossroads of his life. Either he ignored everything and went home to live his own life, or he took the money and flew away. As a result, he naturally chose the latter, and he realized that his life track had changed from then on. Moss became the prey of the murderer. At this time, a policeman tried to protect Moss and his wife, and a series of terrible things happened like a chain reaction.