Once again the "True story" stamp is used to justify some not that appealing plot lines and stupid moments, however, the general idea is quite understandable and fits nicely for the adaptation.

Coen brothers used some top level imagery to deliver a crime story in the middle of nowhere with rural characters. No connection to the heroes and foes, no emotions towards them, just following the rope leading to the end.

Sporadic empty moments are battling with fun pieces and the fight finishes by the tie. Although I must admit again that the cinematography is indeed great and the music still rings in your mind after end credits.

In conclusion I think that if I had missed the movie I would not lose anything, but by watching it I kind of admitted to myself that I might have been a decent criminal.