O Brother, Where Art Thou?
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Synopsis
In the deep south during the 1930s, three escaped convicts search for hidden treasure while a relentless lawman pursues them.
Cast
- George Clooney
- John Turturro
- Tim Blake Nelson
- John Goodman
- Holly Hunter
- Chris Thomas King
- Charles Durning
- Del Pentecost
- Michael Badalucco
- J.R. Horne
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- Jan 3, 2019
alexa play man of constant sorrow by the soggy bottom boys
Roberto_Dec 1, 2018sometimes i get mad about how good this movie is
karen h.Aug 18, 2022“Pete, it’s a fool who looks for logic in the chambers of the human heart.”
demi adejuyigbe - Jul 4, 2018
this movie is just like george clooney gets hit in the face with a branch: [sad folk music] high elves appear: [mystical folk music] kkk member gets obliterated: [upbeat folk music] cow on a roof: [melancholic folk music]
amayaOct 21, 2020How bad do you guys think the characters in this smell?
kaylaJul 6, 2020Why is Stephen Root in, quite literally, every movie ever made?
Karsten - Jun 21, 2021
still not sure where the brother is but
sawah 🦖Aug 16, 2020oh george, not the livestock 😿
Bailey🏹Sep 14, 2020me: i hate country music also me listening to the o brother where art thou soundtrack: 🤠 YEEHAW BABY!!!! 🤠
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- MovieDaddy lovedO Brother, Where Art Thou?
Everything about this movie comes together perfectly: the script, acting, music, story… everything. A true masterpiece by the Coen Bros. I could rewatch this all day. Just solid in every way.
fem film bro likedO Brother, Where Art Thou?- Feel good movie - Funny - My parents watched this a lot when I was little, so nostalgic - Not a fan of the misogyny and writing of female characters
Luksa Horinek lovedO Brother, Where Art Thou?I was seriously surprised that not many people know about this movie! Second surprise came in when I realized how underrated it is! This is one of the easiest “loves” in this app and I think that everyone should try it! Music, acting, directing goes together just so well. A must!
- Casey Helenski lovedO Brother, Where Art Thou?
this is my first time watching the movie, I loved it, the plot was fun to follow, the characters were well developed, acted and funny, but I personally think the ending could have been better. it felt like it was just a sort of "fade to black" ending, but there was resolution.
Hans Pudritz likedO Brother, Where Art Thou?No matter what life is giving you, just keep smiling and follow along. Basically every scene says that and after the film you will feel better about life and its tricks. Good cast, some good comedic elements, incredible music just incredible ❤️
Weasty likedO Brother, Where Art Thou?72/100. Very funny and has quite a journey, but seems EXTREMELY fast paced and almost cut-off at times. Need more buildup and explanation on HOW they escaped. Also, don’t mock God. That isn’t as funny as some people think.
- Edward Kronkvist likedO Brother, Where Art Thou?
Just a great and funny film with a good cast. The story was a very entertaining one and I really didn’t know how the film would end. Also George Nelson was a wholesome character that stole every scene he was in.
Andre likedO Brother, Where Art Thou?The klan meeting really caught me off guard i ain’t gone hold you 💀 but other than that i surprisingly really enjoyed this movie it’s not my typically go to at all! also kinda love the soundtrack 🙊 8/10
Allison Scott lovedO Brother, Where Art Thou?LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS MOVIE!!! So amazing and brings me back to my childhood. So funny and keeps you interested the whole time. Really gets you connected with the characters too!! A must watch!!
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Metacritic
For all its originality, O Brother doesn't seem to have a point, or enough spark to distract us from the lack thereof.
Michael Atkinson
Mr. Showbiz
A remarkable film. From its performances on down to director of photography Roger Deakins' sun-baked, dirty-ochre cinematography, the film is all of a piece.
Marc Savlov
Austin Chronicle
For all its ambitions, though, the Coens' odyssey is a scattershot affair with too many tricks and twists for its own good.
David Sterritt
Christian Science Monitor
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