The Coen Brothers are some of the most incredible filmmakers currently working. Throughout their prolific career, they’ve been nominated for thirteen Academy Awards and won four of them. They’re known primarily for their ability to write cross-genre films and even won the Palm d’Or for their film Barton Fink back in 1991.However, their remarkable writing skills are what set them apart from the rest of the industry. They have such a unique voice, often marked by repetition of the same lines for comedic effect and powerfully distinct characters. This leads their movies to be some of the most quotable in the recent past.Despite its status as one of the lesser Coen films, it has one of the funniest comedic moments in their entire filmography. Hobie Doyle (played expertly by Alden Ehrenreich) is a singing cowboy who’s trying to make the transition from genre actor to having a serious career. Nobody thinks he can do it, and yet, he perseveres anyway. This tension culminates in a confrontation he has with the film’s director, Laurence Laurentz (Ralph Fiennes) because he can’t seem to deliver a specific line properly. They repeat it back and forth to each other for the better part of a minute, each with tiny inflection changes. It’s fantastically written, and one of the best moments not only in the film but in their entire catalog.
The Coen Brothers are some of the most incredible filmmakers currently working. Throughout their prolific career, they’ve been nominated for thirteen Academy Awards and won four of them. They’re known primarily for their ability to write cross-genre films and even won the Palm d’Or for their film Barton Fink back in 1991.
However, their remarkable writing skills are what set them apart from the rest of the industry. They have such a unique voice, often marked by repetition of the same lines for comedic effect and powerfully distinct characters. This leads their movies to be some of the most quotable in the recent past.
Despite its status as one of the lesser Coen films, it has one of the funniest comedic moments in their entire filmography. Hobie Doyle (played expertly by Alden Ehrenreich) is a singing cowboy who’s trying to make the transition from genre actor to having a serious career. Nobody thinks he can do it, and yet, he perseveres anyway. This tension culminates in a confrontation he has with the film’s director, Laurence Laurentz (Ralph Fiennes) because he can’t seem to deliver a specific line properly. They repeat it back and forth to each other for the better part of a minute, each with tiny inflection changes. It’s fantastically written, and one of the best moments not only in the film but in their entire catalog.
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