My expectations weren’t entirely met, but *'Fargo'* remains quite good and definitely worth suggesting. The acting is strong; although it feels like Frances McDormand carries the whole thing, she’s fantastic from beginning to end, perfectly embodying her character. Steve Buscemi stands out as well, while I’ve noticed William H. Macy in other projects, this is easily my favorite performance of his so far. Peter Stormare delivers a solid contribution too. The narrative is engaging, that's undeniable! The filmmakers made an intelligent choice with the roughly 98-minute length. It didn’t quite resonate with me on a deeper level, but it's a film I would gladly watch again—mostly because of McDormand and Buscemi.

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