No Country for Old Men

It’s hard getting old. There’s the usual complaints: things like weakening bodies, fading memories, and the looming shadow of death, but getting old also means seeing things change. McDonald’s starts selling breakfast all day, they make the capes for LEGO figures out of cloth instead of paper, and everyone and their grandma wants you to scan a QR code to access their business even though I don’t have my phone on me and why can’t I just talk to a real human to sort out my order I just don’t get-wait, what was I talking about? Well, anyways, you see things change as you get older and you may not like what you see, especially if you’re an aging Sheriff tracking an increasingly violent game of cat and mouse being played between an unassuming everyman on the run with stolen drug money and a murderous hit man hired to kill him and retrieve the illicit cas ...