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Synopsis: A lawyer finds himself in over his head when he gets involved in drug trafficking.
Director: Ridley Scott
Writer: Cormac McCarthy
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Michael Fassbender as Counselor
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Penélope Cruz as Laura
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Cameron Diaz as Malkina
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Javier Bardem as Reiner
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Brad Pitt as Westray
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Rosie Perez as Ruth
Rotten Tomatoes Score: 33%
Metacritic Score: 49
IMDB Score: 6.2
If there was a remake; what would you suggest to change the plot and other parts of the movie?
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If there had to be a remake, I'd say you could keep the same plot roughly, but present it in a different style? That might open more viewers up to the story, but honestly the movie is fucking awesome as it is. I think it's an underrated credit for everyone involved.