No Country For Old Men was released on November 21st, 2007.
Filming locations include Albuquerque and Las Vegas, Nm. and Marfa and Valentine, Tx.
Deputy and Anton driving - Ranch Road 2810 Marfa, Tx. 79843
Deputy and Anton driving - Ranch Road 2810 Marfa, Tx. 79843
2021
Anton pulls man over - Ranch Road 2810 Marfa, Tx. 79843
2021
Regal Motel - 1809 N. Grand Ave. Las Vegas, NM. 87701
Anton uses the pay phone - Across the street from* 515 Railroad Ave. Las Vegas, NM. 87701
Eagle Pass Hotel - 230 Plaza Park Las Vegas, NM. 87701
(Plaza Hotel)
Anton chases Llewelyn - Douglas Ave. and Grand Ave. Las Vegas, NM. 87701
Border station - E. University Ave. (Overpass) Las Vegas, NM. 87701
Mike Zoss Pharmacy - 610 Douglas Ave. Las Vegas, NM. 87701
Ed talks to Carla - 1154 Grand Ave. Las Vegas, NM. 87701
(Pancho's Café)
Anton kills Carla Jean - 913 Jackson St. Las Vegas, NM. 87701
Intersection collision - 6th St. and Baca Ave. Las Vegas, NM. 87701
This movie is definitely in my top 5 favs. You have obviously put countless hours of work into this site. I hate I have just now discovered it! Some of these movies make me feel so old since I grew up in the late 70's to the late 80's!😆Thank you for sharing all your hard work!
ReplyDeleteThank you Elizabeth! No Country For Old Men is one of my favorites as well.
DeleteIt's amazing how lighting can make a place lok straight out of a certain time period. Also, that town has a lot of 50's to 70's looking vintage signs.
ReplyDeleteYou're right Andrew, Las Vegas, Nv. is definitely a throw back town. Red Dawn (1984) was also filmed there.
DeleteThanks for your effort, Paul!
ReplyDeleteToday I arrived in United States to go to the filming locations of NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN.
Your information might be great help.
I want to rent a car. So old-fashioned, antique one (like Anton's). Can you give me the advice for that?
Great work here! I love this film, and had always been fascinated with the scenery and locations. I now live in New Mexico and your blog has inspired me to go and check these places out. Fantastic post!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Raquel Carvlin! Feel free to let me know how your NCFOM location visits went.
ReplyDeleteHeck we were in Las Vegas this winter. Now we have to make a return trip thanks.
ReplyDeleteThe scene toward the end where Anton Chigurh has the car accident and breaks his arm and is helped by the two kids on their bikes was filmed at the intersection of Baca and 6th in Las Vegas, NM.
ReplyDelete1100 6th St, Las Vegas, NM 87701
https://goo.gl/maps/HSzGUPwmoHG2
Great info, thanks Justin. Next time I'm in Las Vegas, Nm. I'll definitely drop by there.
DeleteTop 5 movie of all time...It's not wise to take something that doesn't belong to you...
ReplyDeleteSadly, the Desert Sands Motel has been demolished and is no longer there.
ReplyDeleteThat's a shame. Although it was a pretty bad spot it was still a somewhat historic structure.
DeleteAnother one of the great movies of all time
ReplyDeleteI will never forget the first time I ever watch this movie. Ever since then it all the way up to today I have been hooked in the heart! And I really can’t explain it to you how in why I’m so hooked over this movie. It’s not because of the drug or drug trade I never get any of that. I know that Lewallen is down on his luck and he’s a welder and oil field in both of them are in a relationship that they really don’t care for but neither one has any guts to be alone and I guess I’m talking about myself, in someways.
ReplyDeleteBut this is without a doubt, 100% American movie. I can easily relate to this time in America when it’s supposed to be in the early 80s late 70s. Because I was born in 57. All I can say is Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! to the producers and everybody responsible for making this movie you updated yourself!!!!
The gas station is the same one that was used in Red Dawn (1984) where they blow up the tank and come out of the spider holes to shoot the Soviets.
ReplyDeleteIf you love modern Western crime thriller movies, you must watch and love this film. Along with ‘Django Unchained,’ it’s one of my two all-time favorites and has greatly influenced me through my life. I also have a small painting of this movie in my bedside table, like I wrote in other comments, this website ages like gold! Seriously, the older this websites gets, the more golden it becomes! Thanks for posting this!
ReplyDeleteFrom a huge "No Country For Old Men" aficionado.