Every time I rewatch this film

I concur. To bad the marketing made it too small for the wide masses. And it's rating is a disgrace, especially the metascore one. How any critic can rate this lower than 8 of 10 is beyond me.

Roger Deakins won an Oscar for No Country', albeit it's stunning but nowhere near the visual marvels of this one. I reckon the bad marketing is to blame for that.

It's near perfect and I would pay a lot of money to see the uncut version that Andrew Dominik says he would be able to finish over night.

I agree. There are few films I can make it all the way through, and of the ones I can watch in their entirety and enjoy, few of those do I want to see more than once. This is one of those rare films I have watched several times. The acting and cinematography are outstanding. So many great scenes and dialog.

The narratoration is what I love most. The wording is right out of the late 19th century, and it fits right in with the other authentic parts of the movie.

Yup that's me as well. It is kind of movie you can watch over several times and still be amazed. Its such well made movie and one of my favorites.