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I had only seen a few of them. I want to see more. Here are my opinions so far.
1 The Big Lebowski - Apart from arguably being one of their more accessible films, it also is genuine. It sort of acknowledges that it's an outlandish adventure and works from there. While it has the comedy, action, drama and plot twists, it's mainly designed to be a roller coaster ride.
2 Barton Fink - I find this one underrated. It has elements of surrealism, comedy and some bits of horror. It's clear that it's an allegory of some sort, about selling out in Hollywood. It manages to be comedic in having every worst possible thing distract Barton while he's trying to write his screenplay. But it still is engaging for it's mysterious moments too. It has just the right amount of minimalism and depth under the hood.
3 Fargo - It wanted to be both a comedy and a crime mystery. It did both aspects well, but neither of them excelled. The folksy midwestern stereotype was kind of played out and the plot is a bit too much of a hook to justify as only being a farce.
4 No Country For Old Men - Bardem was excellent. The chase scenes in the middle of the movie were some of the best and most clever adrenaline pumping suspense I've seen, but the first half-hour was slow and the last half-hour doesn't really go anywhere. At it's best, it has some of the best directing I've seen from the Coens, but it feels like it's missing something.