The V Word

Anton Chigurh, CHaracter Analysis About the Character  Chigurh is a Hitman who is devoid of conscience, remorse, and compassion. He is described by Carson Wells, a central character in the novel, as a “psychopathic killer", in his 30s, with a dark complexion, and eyes as "blue as lapis... Like wet stones." His signature weapon is a captive bold stunner, which he uses to kill his victims and also as a tool to shoot out door locks. He also wields a semiautomatic shotgun and pistol. This particular shotgun was only introduced in 1987 despite the film taking place in 1980. Throughout both the novel and the film, Chigurh flips a coin to decide the fate of some of his victims. Oscar-winning hairstylist Paul LeBlanc designed the hairdo. The Coens instructed LeBlanc to create a "strange and unsettling" hairstyle. The actor supposedly said that he was "not going to get laid for two months" because of his haircut. Chigurh kills without compassion or remorse, bu...

H&M Conscious: Sustainable Fashion through recycled clothes;  This commercial belongs to the idea where every individual is allowed to express themselves through clothing in any which way possible, but recycle them eventually.  The commercial goes through a series of multiple shots where each individual is dressed uniquely by the stylist, some absurd out-of-the-box looks, to few blend-worthy everyday fits. One sees these garments on H&M hangers and wonders to pair them up in multiple directions, some people hook on to the idea of subtlety, and some just jump the gun. The stylist has done a good job in terms of bringing out each and every personality on camera, you can actually see how each is so versatile and unique in terms of free-flowing hair, to a red-headed man, from a nude lip to fuchsia pink, from misfit ensembles to bold and sparky ones.  However, the multiple shot focus and prop usage like a transparent umbrella, or a dog has taken focus from what was bei...