La ballata di Buster Scruggs

In the segment "The Gal Who Got Rattled", an old woman named Grandma Turner shares the same name and [...]	D
Death features overtly in 4 of the 6 stories, and impliedly in 2. Within the prose being recited ons [...]	D
The poker hand Buster Scruggs refuses to play in the saloon is a two-pair of black aces and eights, [...]	D
The song "Cool Water" Buster Scruggs sings in the opening of the film was written in 1936 by Bob Nol [...]	D
The opening song of the first segment, "Cool Water". has the line "Keep a-moving Dan, don't you list [...]	D
"All Gold Canyon" is based on a story by Jack London. "The Gal Who Got Rattled" inspired by a story [...]	D
During the segment The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, anyone who refers to Buster by a derogatory name en [...]	D
In "Meal Ticket", one of the passages the artist (Harry Melling) recites is Abraham Lincoln's Gettys [...]	D
The song "Surly Joe" was first heard in a movie in the James Stewart western, Partita d'azzardo (193 [...]	D
The second song sung by Liam Neeson is "The Sash". This is also known as "The Sash My Father Wore", [...]	D
In the segment "Meal Ticket", a sign can be seen in the background for an establishment called "Grea [...]	D
In the segment "Mortal Remains", Thigpen begins to tell the story of The Midnight Caller. In Il Grin [...]	D
At 132 minutes, this is the longest film directed by the Coen Brothers.	D
Joel Coen and Ethan Coen work with Brendan Gleeson in this movie, after having directed his son Domh [...]	D
If you pay attention to the first and last pages of the story "The Mortal Remains", the trapper is t [...]	D
In "The Gal That Got Rattled," the brother and sister's surname is Longabaugh, which is the historic [...]	D
The song that Buster sings after killing Joe at the poker table, "Surly Joe the Gambler", is a parod [...]	D
After the altercation with Curly (Surly) Joe, Scruggs comments that he is not by nature a devious ma [...]	D
An additional symmetry exists between two of the stories. Both "Near Algodone" and "Meal Ticket" fea [...]	D
Joel Coen and Ethan Coen's third collaboration with French cinematographer Bruno Delbonnel. The firs [...]	D
During the saloon scene, Buster Scruggs takes issue with being referred to as a "fancy Dan", his res [...]	D
Zoe Kazan, who is in a segment "The Gal Who Got Rattled", also starred in Meek's Cutoff (2010) which [...]	D
In the "Meal Ticket" segment, a chicken with "no formal education" performs amazing mathematical cal [...]	D
Buster Scruggs sings "Surly Joe, Surly Joe/A cedilla on the C of Curly Joe." Later, the credits show [...]	D
Book dedication: "To Gaylord Gilpin, Who shared with us these stories, and many more alike, one nigh [...]	D
The image of the horse's backside on the back of the book is actually the logo for the Coen Brothers [...]	D
Buster says "Misanthrope? I don't hate my fellow man, even when he's tiresome, surly and tries to ch [...]	D
The conclusion of the segment "The Gal Who Got Rattled" is almost identical to the plot in Gunsmoke: [...]	D
In the scene with Curly Joe (Clancy Brown), Curly Joe cocks the gun, the next camera angle scene the [...]	D
Buster Scruggs' six-shooter, belted at his side, has a name, "Later." The page in the book in the op [...]	D
The first project by the Coen Brothers to be shot digitally.	D
The last image in the Buster segment quickly shows the last page of the book's chapter on Buster, ab [...]	D
Stephen Root and Tim Blake Nelson performed together in Fratello, dove sei? (2000).	D
The bank clerk says his clients are from Val Verde. Val Verde is a fictional Hollywood location ofte [...]	D
In the segment "Meal Ticket", Harrison begins the show with the poem "Ozymandias" by Percy Bysshe Sh [...]	D
The guitar that Buster plays is a modern reissue of a 1930s Recording King single 0 RPS-7. Relaunche [...]	D
Consists of six segments: "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs", "Near Algodones", "Meal Ticket", "All Gold [...]	D
Buster Scruggs introduces himself by his "sobriquet of preference", the "San Saba Songbird" and also [...]	D
Harry Melling, who plays the young orator, is best known as cousin Dudley Dursley in the "Harry Pott [...]	D
When the title was announced, its episodic nature led many people to erroneously believe that the Co [...]	D
The song playing over the intro of the film is an instrumental version of "The Street of Laredo", a. [...]	D
There are some symmetries between the stories. In the first story the main character refuses to play [...]	D

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In the Curly Joe scene Buster sings "His days of stud and hold'em they are done . . ." But according [...]	D
The book, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, shows a print date of 1871. In the opening vignette, Buster [...]	D
The owl in "All Gold Canyon" is not a great horned owl, native to the Americas, but rather a Bengal [...]	D
(Possibly intentional) In "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs" segment, Buster claims that the town of Fre [...]	D
In The Ballad of Buster Scruggs vignette, in the Surly Joe scene, when Buster kicks the table, Surly [...]	D
In the Cantina, after Buster has shot all the hoodlums, he can see that the bartender is reaching fo [...]	D
Buster is shot in the head through his hat. His hat is angled up and the bullet went through the hat [...]	D
In the last scene of the last segment ("Mortal Remains"), the stagecoach lets the passengers off at [...]	D
In the gold mine segment, the understanding that being gut-shot is a trivia thing is very wrong. It' [...]	D
In meal ticket, the spacing of the 'stage' lamps differs, depending on whether we are looking from b [...]	D
In the bar scene with Buster facing off with "surly Joe", Joe is armed with a 5 1/2 inch barrel Colt [...]	D
The guitar Buster is playing is a Recording King which wasn't available until the 1930s.	D
In "Near Algodones" the words in the book reference the "First National Bank" but on the actual bank [...]	D
According to Merriam-Webster, the word "crackpot" was not used until the 1880s, by which time the mi [...]	D
After crossing the desert on horseback, Buster Scruggs left the cantina without getting the drink of [...]	D
In the chapter "All Gold Canyon," which takes place in or before the year 1873, the prospector sings [...]	D
In "All Gold Canyon", the prospector steals an owl's egg and fries it; but the egg seen frying is cl [...]	D
In the The Gal That Got Rattled, Billy Knapp tells Alice about the 1872 donation land claim granting [...]	D
In "Near Algodones", the banker disappears below the counter and then a pump-action shotgun racking [...]	D
When Buster makes his trick shot using the mirror, he does so incorrectly. The mirror is used to ref [...]	D
Buster Scruggs faces off with Surly Joe in the saloon and kicks the table to make Surly Joe shoot hi [...]	D
In All Gold Canyon, during the shooting of the prospector and subsequent struggle, six shots are fir [...]	D
After Buster gets shot and checks his hat to see that the bullet has gone in the front and out the b [...]	D
In the ballad of Buster Scruggs, after Surly Joe 'shoots himself', he teeters a moment, then falls b [...]	D
During The Ballad of Buster Scruggs street duel at about 12 minutes, Buster fires 5 shots initially. [...]	D
In the segment "The Gal Who Got Rattled", Gilbert Longabaugh's death is attributed to cholera. Howev [...]	D
Buster's ears are crimped due to the position of his hat right before and directly after he is shot; [...]	D
In The Girl Who Got Rattled, near the end, Mr. Arthur discovers that Alice has shot herself. He lays [...]	D
Immediately after Curly Joe (Clancy Brown) "commits suicide" by the hand (well, foot) of Buster Scru [...]	D
In the final scene of The Mortal Remains, the stagecoach rides away with the people's luggage still [...]	D
In the second chapter about 20 min in the movie just before the banker shots, we can hear the sound [...]	D
The page shown at the beginning of "Meal Ticket" opens with duplicate letters: an ornamented 'T' and [...]	D
When the book "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs" is first opened, the copyright date is shown as 1871, s [...]	D
The scarf that holds the limbless 'money maker' to his chair is missing in one of the shots taken fr [...]	D
The incident in the poker game makes no logical sense. The men at the table take offense to Buster n [...]	D
In "The Girl Who Got Rattled", the wagons that were depicted were Conestoga Wagons. However, while t [...]	D
In "Meal Ticket," the Thespian recites the Shelley poem Ozymandias but repeatedly gets the first lin [...]	D
The Englishman's cane is left behind. In the chapter "The Mortal Remains" Thigpen the Englishman dro [...]	D
After Buster got shot in the head and took his hat off to check it, he then proceeded to pull out hi [...]	D
After the Cowboy in Near Algodones is about to get hanged for the first time, the horse wanders from [...]	D
The Outlaw's holster is stamped Carrico's Edna, KS. Carrico's is a Leatherworks that has only been i [...]	D
On 1:04:19, the shadow of the man sitting by the hole falls into the hole, but he is lit from his ri [...]	D
The sign on the bank in "Near Algodones" says "Tucumcari." The banker also refers to Tucumcari. The [...]	D

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