O Brother, Where Art Thou? Movie Synopsis & Plot
In the Depression-era deep Southern, 3 escapees from a Mississippi jail chain gang: Everett Ulysses McGill (George Clooney), wonderful and simple Delmar (Tim Blake Nelson), and the perpetually upset Pete (John Turturro), start the experience of a life time as they set bent on pursue their flexibility and go back to their homes.
With absolutely nothing to shed and still in shackles, they make a rash run for their lives and wind up on an amazing trip full of challenging experiences and colorful personalities. However, they must also suit wits with the cunning and mystical lawman Cooley, that tracks the guys, curved on bringing the triad back to the jail ranch. An interesting and entertaining mix of high experience, wit and heartfelt feeling, "O Brother, Where Art Thou?," is written and guided by Joel & Ethan Coen, 2 of today's preeminent filmmakers that put their own unique contemporary rotate on Homer's classic story of "The Odyssey."
MOVIE REVIEW
O Brother, Where Art Thou? is supposed to be a remake of Homer's "The Odyssey, but its contrast to that classic story can be seen no greater than in a hundred various other movies. The just distinction is that this variation is more arbitrary and humorous compared to anything you can anticipate.