1. There are so many home runs hit deep out of the park on this one! What a great movie!
2. hardly a dark, weighty epic. In fact, it's more like the Red Velvet Cake that's a Southern speciality: lovely to look at, multi-layered and best taken lightly.
3. I'll be darned. The Coen brothers, which many cinephiles (myself included) like to call the most exciting working American filmmakers, have just made a bad movie.
4. With "O Brother,' the Coens have reached near perfection again, and that's something to sing about.
5. ...like life itself, the destination matters much less than the shared journey. And, in this case, the gorgeous yellow-toned cinematography and the music.
6. Amusing as it is, however, 'Brother' rarely achieves the same hilarious heights as previous Coen laughers.
7. The Coen brothers have once again outdone themselves.
8. The plot is just as goofy and hilarious as you would expect, but equally important is the spectacular bluegrass score.
9. Though the movie occasionally over-reaches for jokes, in the end it redeems itself with originality and style -- admittedly, a style that will not appeal to some mainstream tastes.
10. The Coens' usual arch deliberateness isn't quite as deliberate, and there's an appealing shagginess to some of the episodes and performances.

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Though not as good as Coen brothers' classics such as Blood Simple, the delightfully loopy O Brother, Where Art Thou? is still a lot of fun.