The 15 Greatest Mustaches in Coen Bros. History
12-22-10, 10:07 PM
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The 15 Greatest Mustaches in Coen Bros. History
I found this humorous since I never really pondered about the Coen Bros. love for 'staches. 
List with pics:
http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment...t-emailed-24h5
The Fifteen Greatest Mustaches in Coen Brothers History
12/22/10 at 2:30 PM
Critics today are calling Joel and Ethan Coen's new straight-shooting, family-friendly True Grit remake a deviation from the brothers' usual violent, irony-infused botched-crime thrillers and idiot comedies. But at least one part of the film will feel familiar to fans: Matt Damon's spectacular, instantly iconic, old-timey mustache, which builds on the Coens' proud tradition of decorating their characters with some of the finest nose curtains in all of cinema. So where does Damon's rank in the pantheon of other classic Coen 'staches? We've ranked the top fifteen, measuring each using our patented 'Stach-o-Meter (which grades on a scale of Zorro to Gene Shalit). (Note: For our purposes, we've made eligible any facial-hair styles that includes mustaches, even ones connected to beards.) Did we egregiously omit your favorite Coens mustache? You know where to complain!
12/22/10 at 2:30 PM
Critics today are calling Joel and Ethan Coen's new straight-shooting, family-friendly True Grit remake a deviation from the brothers' usual violent, irony-infused botched-crime thrillers and idiot comedies. But at least one part of the film will feel familiar to fans: Matt Damon's spectacular, instantly iconic, old-timey mustache, which builds on the Coens' proud tradition of decorating their characters with some of the finest nose curtains in all of cinema. So where does Damon's rank in the pantheon of other classic Coen 'staches? We've ranked the top fifteen, measuring each using our patented 'Stach-o-Meter (which grades on a scale of Zorro to Gene Shalit). (Note: For our purposes, we've made eligible any facial-hair styles that includes mustaches, even ones connected to beards.) Did we egregiously omit your favorite Coens mustache? You know where to complain!
http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment...t-emailed-24h5
12-23-10, 12:33 AM
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Re: The 15 Greatest Mustaches in Coen Bros. History
Buscemi's (Naked-flying) stunt-double actually has a better stache.
12-23-10, 01:12 PM
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Re: The 15 Greatest Mustaches in Coen Bros. History
Sorry, I don't read lists where you have click "next" to see each entry. What kind of brain damage do the people who design lists like that have? If generating more per-click ad revenue is more important to the writer than me enjoying his writing then it must not be very well written.
12-23-10, 02:10 PM
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Re: The 15 Greatest Mustaches in Coen Bros. History
Sorry, I don't read lists where you have click "next" to see each entry. What kind of brain damage do the people who design lists like that have? If generating more per-click ad revenue is more important to the writer than me enjoying his writing then it must not be very well written.
12-23-10, 03:39 PM
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Re: The 15 Greatest Mustaches in Coen Bros. History
Your loss. There is a fairly large photo, description and "chart" rating each stache. That would be mighty cluttered without click-throughs.
I enjoyed it.
I enjoyed it.
