More and more, I begin to like the work of the Coen brothers. 'Gentlemen's Games' and 'The Big Lebowski' convinced me that the work of the Coens is paradoxical and unlike the work of other directors (except that the detailed dialogues that bring the picture closer to life and the originality of the coverage of crime stories may partly remind us of Quentin Tarantino's style, but only to some extent). I don't know how the brothers do it, but they succeeded in the genre of intellectual comedy, sparkling with unsurpassed light burlesque and 'black humor'. Masters of their craft and more! They skillfully inflate the situation arising from human stupidity to a monstrous absurdity so that no one doubts what the 'moral of this fable' is, and in conclusion they sometimes give out a little moralizing, and we do not consider this rudeness, because this is one of the organic components of an individual, prone to caricaturism, handwriting, which can already rightfully be approved as 'Cohen's'.