"The good-old days..." "The way things used to be..." "Kids these days..." These sentiments all echo the inevitable relationship between the older generation and the young one growing up in its footsteps. The old fades away and a newer, harsher reality wells up in its place - all in unceasing wave after generational wave. This relationship between past and future plays a central role in the Coen Brothers' film adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's "No Country For Old Men," a film which meditates on the nature of change.