O Brother, Where Art Thou?(2000)- User Reviews

The movie 'O' Brother' was one of the best movies i have seen in a while. Especially when it comes to Hollywood remaking some great classics, I've found it hard to choose some all-time favorites. But this is definately one of them. This …more»

This movie is just an enjoyable experience without a doubt. Its not incredibly deep or anything, its just different... throw in some good ol music and its a refreshing movie to watch, not the same old crap hollywood always pumps out.more»

I have watched this movie numerous times and love it more each time. Anyone that doesn't like this movie probably can't understand why others do.My southern heritage makes it easy to relate to,understand and enjoy this movie to the fullest.more»

This is a comedy with George Cloney. Int he movie, they have to break out of jail, steal a car, sing for money, and a lot of other things this movie is very funny at parts. I suggest this movie to any one.more»

This is one of my all-time favorites. It is supremely funny--high brow with a dirty red neck kind of humor. Clooney is roll on the floor funny in his delivery and his two side kicks-Turturro and Blake-are perfect dimwits and fools for the Clooney character's …more»

I can't say enough positive things about this movie. The music, the acting, the comedy, writing, story, cinematography are all fabulous. This is definately one that will keep the viewer interested and having a good time. George Clooney makes his …more»

I have never laughed at such a film that was so deliberately campy and self-depricating that you were forced to not take it seriously. This movie bby the Coen brothers is just the kind of comedy that the Coen brothers are good at - the kind that takes …more»

O' Brother Where Art Thou? is a great movie about runaway men from prison.It has plenty of humor and sometimes is hilarious.George Clooney,John Tuturro,and the guy that played the stupid guy where all great actors.My favorite character that they meet …more»

This movie has everything, from its Greek origins to a terrific sound track and bravura performances from George Clooney, John Turturro, John Goodman, Charles Durning, and Tim Blake Nelson. The quirky direction of the Coens fits well with a quirky plot …more»

This movie is the only Coen brothers' movie I have seen that I have enjoyed.
Great music, story and pleasant surprise by Clooney in a comedic role.
Highly recommend!more»