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[No Country for Old Men] Chigurh spends the movie illustrating that he has Jedi-level combat prowess. How did that punk-ass deputy at the beginning of the film even manage to arrest him? Did Chigurh intentionally get arrested to access police records?
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I think you missed the point of the film if you think Chigurh has Jedi-level combat powers. He's a good shot and he's implacable, but he always uses darkness and surprise. Moss thinks Chigurh is an unbeatable monster, but he actually hurt him in their gunfight. The whole point of him getting hit by the car in the end is to show that he's only human and something as random as a car accident can severely hurt him. Chigurh is not invincible or even that much better than an average human, and if he just starts trying to beat up a cop, things might go badly for him very quickly. 

No Country for Old Men is not some action story with characters with unbelievable combat powers- it's a deconstruction of that.