Fargo is an interesting film. While it may not be for everyone it's got a unique charm that is difficult to dislike. All of the events (even the darker elements of the film) are almost satirical in nature. The characters all act in this funny, uncanny, almost awkward manner, and my wife and I couldn't help but find ourselves giggling and cracking up at several points as the events of the story transpired. The actors all do a fantastic job portraying their roles, especially Frances McDormand as one of cinema's most unexpected protagonists, the impossible to hate, Margie Gunderson. Only the Coen Brothers could pull off making an 8 months pregnant police detective the protagonist of a film and it work so well. If you're looking for something different, give it a shot.