This movie should have r-u-n-n-o-f-t with the Best Picture Oscar amongst a whole host of others. It’s one of my favorite movies of all time. RIP Ralph Stanley.
It's really just a feel-good movie. Makes twenty times more sense when you actually read the Odysseus (I can't actually imagine what the movie must've been like for someone who hasn't. Probably very hectic). Definitely not one of Coens best works, but as they never disappoint it was a fun ride anyway.
This film has grown on me over the years. I can say it’s one of my favorites now. The Cohen’s are such masters of their craft, plus they get the best people for their productions.
One thing about family members who sing, since they grew up in the same home, with the same people, they sing with the same vocal inflections and timing that make those beautiful harmonies just as tight as they can be. Even the little pauses sound as though they come from one voice. Awesome.
Loved every moment of this movie. The acting was great, Clooney never did anything before or will he ever do anything to top this performance, the entire cast made their characters so very real...and then the music...hard to pick a favorite...from Jailhouse Now to Fly Away to Man of Constant Sorrow, it was all just fabulous....all so cleverly written. Thought I would die laughing at Delmar and Clooney does comedy very well, too.....i have seen this dozens of times mbut never get tired of it!!!
Oh Brother Where Art Thou...best movie best soundtrack best actors actresses produced written brilliantly..the sets the clothing the extras man just flawless so creative and beautiful.
This movie is just classic lines from start to finish. "Now Delmar I just don't think that's Pete." "Of course it's Pete! Look at him!" "No, I never was turned into a toad." "Almost loved up though."
"The preacher says all my sins is warshed away, including that Pigly Wiggly I knocked over in Yazoo." "I thought you said you was innocent of them charges." "Well, I was lyin'. N the preacher says that sin been warshed away too." 😂
I enjoyed this movie when it came out, but as time passes, I view it as somewhat extraordinary. Hollywood being obsessed with CGI comic book movies, this film stands apart as a very unique piece of art. I first saw the three fugitives as the stars of the film; I now see the context / environment as the star, with the three men moving, bewildered, through it. The Coen brothers took more chances in this film than most directors do in a lifetime.
The only three female vocalists I've ever heard with harmony any better are Dolly Parton, Emmy Lou Harris and Linda Ronstadt. These three young ladies are part of a musical masterpiece (the Oh, Brother... soundtrack)
Man of Constant Sorrow moves me every time i hear it, and i'm not really into country or whatever that is, i like electronic dance music. Love this film, could watch it 100 more times, much appreciation to the Coen bros and everyone else who made it happen!
Lots of respectable people been hit by trains, Judge Hobby over in Cookeville got hit by a train, Plus what was I supposed to tell em, that you were sent to the penal farm and I divorced you from shame?
@@mr.saltnpepper Actually, this line shows how Penny came up with the idea on how to explain the disappearance of their daddy and subsequent new beau. You know the girls asked "Where's the body?" and she said "Nothing left but a grease spot on the L&N"...a dig of sorts on his obsession with Dapper Dan....just a million nuances on a well written script.
As the father of award-winning daughters (State champions, vocal trio/ performance of the year 2011, state of Georgia), I was moved almost to tears by these young ladies' voices. My hearing is diminishing with age and aural abuse, but it's not so far gone as to not hear the nuance and beauty of three-part harmony. Not yet, anyway.
So if every state had a competition and it's been 9 years since then your kids won there has been 450 groups of other trio winners. Can I ask how many trio groups were in that competition your daughters were in ? I was 2nd place in a spelling bee....out of 4 kids.
This was a fun movie to work on. I was hired as a military coordinator to assist with the choreographers in the "rally" scene. They needed a large group of individuals who were capable of marching in step and taking directions. I brought about 125 former military extras to make the scene work. It was quite ridiculous, actually. Great memories of the crew!
@Mark Clark We worked several days, sometimes he was pretty stressed, but he treated us pretty cool. A lot of us were Veterans, so maybe that had a little to do with it.
@John LaFever - I didn't act in the film, I helped coordinate the scene. They needed the guys to march. Most of the guys who played the Klan guys were a little uncomfortable wearing hoods, but felt better once they learned it was very comedic and mocked the Klan. Interestingly enough, the guys wearing the hoods represented several different races.
I was in College, my 2nd year….i saw it 4 times. By myself, on a date (very good date), took my parents later and my grandma (she never spoke English). But she hadn’t ever been to the movies in decades but she enjoyed it. To this day, watching the love feels like the 1st time I saw it. Other than Pulp Fiction, and The Abyss this is one of the few movies I can watch over and over without getting tired and bored. I was mind boggling to me on why nobody knew about it. And how empty the movie theatre was…..until the Grammys. When BOb DYlan appeared and ot won a bunch of awards for its music…then it became a smash then it became success. It was a slow burn, just like the Matrix, like Pulp Fiction and even like The Big Lebowski. No a days if a movie doesn’t make any friction it gets pulled. Back then movies were playing in theatres for months….and then they grew an audience. Now they get a month maybe two and then to streaming. People still want and care about movies like this….but movie executives only care about the bottom line.
Love three gals voices, simply beautiful! The gentleman singing also was EXCELLENT! Funny, I don't even listen to this type of music, but I sure do love this sample of wonderful feel, fantastic vibe. I mean I could listen to listen at any moment of the day! Mind you I come from classic rock, Led Zepplin, Journey, Queen, ToTo, Rush, Aerosmith, etc... I know, I know, crazy right?! But this particular video, and the music, voices in it raised the hairs on my arms!! I mean, not many things in life can do that to my system!
I saw this with my best friend in a strip mall that had the theater and a Barnes and Noble. We barely said anything to each other on the way out of the movie. We just walked over to the B&N and bought copies of the sound track. There was nothing to discuss.
I was 10seconds AGO years old when I just realized themz there be the “LITTLE Wharvey GIRLS” 😮😮😮 noooo WAAAY, Even it just being their voices STILLL a mind melt! 😂😂
O Brother was a masterpiece and the music was perfectly suited and absolutely integral to the production. I am not familliar with music of that period, but the music of this movie sounded absolutely authentic.
I was setting up at a gig and a young lady of maybe 10 came up to me and asked me if I could play and sing at the same time. I told her yes, she said show me, so I did a little bit. She was enthralled, I thought it was so cute.
I had a chance to see the post-movie tour that all the artists on the soundtrack did after the movie was so popular. That was one of the best concerts I have ever been to. Unfortunately, Allison Kraus had laringitis and could not sing that night. But I got to hear the Nasheville Gluegrass Band, Emmylou, Ralph Stanley, Dan Tyminki and others all on the same show.
Its amazing seeing a film for the first time and look at it again 5 or ten year later with child actors especially in singing roles to see how they have grown or go on to sing as professionals.. remember when bro...first came out the sync of backtracking ? And george clooney i thought he was singing it too...never understood the religious part of it but on face value loved the movie though it was serious it was comic at the same time...john goodman ..george ...etc great performances by all...chen bro do make excellents movie.
It'll probably be on the 10th Anniversary 2CD Deluxe Edition of the soundtrack that this whole video is promoting. The link to buy it is in the description.
I prefer Irish and Scottish punk rock, trad type stuff (Dropkick Murphys, Street Dogs, Runrig, Capercaillie), but they certainly have beautiful voices. Talent is worthy of respect at all times in its given endeavor.
"It was off the wall...it wasn't mainstream country."
Translation: It was authentic music that people enjoyed listening to.
It introduced a LOT of people to bluegrass
Wasnt even CLOSE to mainstream country, thank god.
One of my long time friends who’s also a musician said “you can’t commodify folk.. they tried with many genres but it ain’t folk”
This movie should have r-u-n-n-o-f-t with the Best Picture Oscar amongst a whole host of others. It’s one of my favorite movies of all time. RIP Ralph Stanley.
It's really just a feel-good movie. Makes twenty times more sense when you actually read the Odysseus (I can't actually imagine what the movie must've been like for someone who hasn't. Probably very hectic). Definitely not one of Coens best works, but as they never disappoint it was a fun ride anyway.
I’m with you.
That was funny r-u-n-n -o-f-t I love that movie! Thanks for the R-E minder
This film has grown on me over the years. I can say it’s one of my favorites now. The Cohen’s are such masters of their craft, plus they get the best people for their productions.
@@ThefamousMrcroissantOh Brother is one of the Cohen’s deepest films
The Peasall sisters have such beautiful voices. I'd say they're more than just suitors....they're bonafide!
They are Bonafide indeed - their rendition of that old song/poem brings tears to my eyes ...... absolutely wonderful.
One of the greatest movies ever made...and a soundtrack to perfectly match. George Clooneys defining moment in film.🙂
One thing about family members who sing, since they grew up in the same home, with the same people, they sing with the same vocal inflections and timing that make those beautiful harmonies just as tight as they can be. Even the little pauses sound as though they come from one voice. Awesome.
Loved every moment of this movie. The acting was great, Clooney never did anything before or will he ever do anything to top this performance, the entire cast made their characters so very real...and then the music...hard to pick a favorite...from Jailhouse Now to Fly Away to Man of Constant Sorrow, it was all just fabulous....all so cleverly written. Thought I would die laughing at Delmar and Clooney does comedy very well, too.....i have seen this dozens of times mbut never get tired of it!!!
Oh Brother Where Art Thou...best movie best soundtrack best actors actresses produced written brilliantly..the sets the clothing the extras man just flawless so creative and beautiful.
This movie is just classic lines from start to finish.
"Now Delmar I just don't think that's Pete."
"Of course it's Pete! Look at him!"
"No, I never was turned into a toad."
"Almost loved up though."
We . . . thought . . . yew . . . wuz . . . a . . . toad!
"Pete!! Get over here!! We ain't got time for your shenanigans!!"
"The preacher says all my sins is warshed away, including that Pigly Wiggly I knocked over in Yazoo."
"I thought you said you was innocent of them charges."
"Well, I was lyin'. N the preacher says that sin been warshed away too."
😂
@@StewartHines 🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Mah hair!” (I wanna know how long it took Clooney to perfect that post-groom comb and tin lid flip.)
You ladies sang absolutely beautiful!! Thank you ! Pray your all doing good today !! ❤❤❤
I enjoyed this movie when it came out, but as time passes, I view it as somewhat extraordinary. Hollywood being obsessed with CGI comic book movies, this film stands apart as a very unique piece of art. I first saw the three fugitives as the stars of the film; I now see the context / environment as the star, with the three men moving, bewildered, through it. The Coen brothers took more chances in this film than most directors do in a lifetime.
They're bonafide. lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love listening to the music of this movie, the Peasall Sisters have voices like Angels
The only three female vocalists I've ever heard with harmony any better are Dolly Parton, Emmy Lou Harris and Linda Ronstadt. These three young ladies are part of a musical masterpiece (the Oh, Brother... soundtrack)
Best soundtrack of all time
Momma says he's bona fide. HE'S A SUITOR!
I have seen that movie well over a hundred times....Love it
This is one of my favorite films. Loved the music !
Oh my gosh. I just fell in love and cried at the same time. Angelic voices
These sisters give me goosebumps. Boy are they good!
Man of Constant Sorrow moves me every time i hear it, and i'm not really into country or whatever that is, i like electronic dance music. Love this film, could watch it 100 more times, much appreciation to the Coen bros and everyone else who made it happen!
You know this singer is the singer for “Hey Brother” by Avicii
Voices so gorgeous it just adds to their beauty
Thank you for lifting me up out of a troubling time of my life. 🙏
Dan Tyminski is one the greatest musicians of all time. He can write a hit song on demand.
O' Brother, where art though?
Fantastic movie!!!
Fabulous voices and a fantastic film.
Those three girls are so kind and have voices like angels
"Why are you tellin' our gals that I was hit by a train?"
Lots of respectable people been hit by trains, Judge Hobby over in Cookeville got hit by a train, Plus what was I supposed to tell em, that you were sent to the penal farm and I divorced you from shame?
@@mr.saltnpepper Actually, this line shows how Penny came up with the idea on how to explain the disappearance of their daddy and subsequent new beau. You know the girls asked "Where's the body?" and she said "Nothing left but a grease spot on the L&N"...a dig of sorts on his obsession with Dapper Dan....just a million nuances on a well written script.
The Peasalls... make me cry every time.
As the father of award-winning daughters (State champions, vocal trio/ performance of the year 2011, state of Georgia), I was moved almost to tears by these young ladies' voices. My hearing is diminishing with age and aural abuse, but it's not so far gone as to not hear the nuance and beauty of three-part harmony. Not yet, anyway.
So if every state had a competition and it's been 9 years since then your kids won there has been 450 groups of other trio winners. Can I ask how many trio groups were in that competition your daughters were in ? I was 2nd place in a spelling bee....out of 4 kids.
@@SkylineR33 They had to win three competitions to get the state title. Don't be an asshole
Sounds like angels don't they,.they should sing these songs on TV
Aural abuse? Bro, get outta that relationship, get on ur own path.
This was a fun movie to work on. I was hired as a military coordinator to assist with the choreographers in the "rally" scene. They needed a large group of individuals who were capable of marching in step and taking directions. I brought about 125 former military extras to make the scene work. It was quite ridiculous, actually. Great memories of the crew!
@Mark Clark We worked several days, sometimes he was pretty stressed, but he treated us pretty cool. A lot of us were Veterans, so maybe that had a little to do with it.
@John LaFever - I didn't act in the film, I helped coordinate the scene. They needed the guys to march. Most of the guys who played the Klan guys were a little uncomfortable wearing hoods, but felt better once they learned it was very comedic and mocked the Klan. Interestingly enough, the guys wearing the hoods represented several different races.
OIFEagle damn dude that’s a cool story. Thanks for your service
@John LaFever As I recall, only one actor in the group walked away from the part. I guess everyone feels differently about those kinds of roles.
@@OIFEagle So the color guard _WAS_ colored?
...im sorry...
the young ladies have stunning tones
a wonderful glimpse behind the scenes. what voices All!
WOW, great to find this, one of my favorite movies. Was produced and directed to seem very authentic. Real
I was in College, my 2nd year….i saw it 4 times. By myself, on a date (very good date), took my parents later and my grandma (she never spoke English). But she hadn’t ever been to the movies in decades but she enjoyed it. To this day, watching the love feels like the 1st time I saw it. Other than Pulp Fiction, and The Abyss this is one of the few movies I can watch over and over without getting tired and bored. I was mind boggling to me on why nobody knew about it. And how empty the movie theatre was…..until the Grammys. When BOb DYlan appeared and ot won a bunch of awards for its music…then it became a smash then it became success. It was a slow burn, just like the Matrix, like Pulp Fiction and even like The Big Lebowski. No a days if a movie doesn’t make any friction it gets pulled. Back then movies were playing in theatres for months….and then they grew an audience. Now they get a month maybe two and then to streaming.
People still want and care about movies like this….but movie executives only care about the bottom line.
Best movie ever and music score to lead through the ages 👊👍💪👌🙏🙏
Every time I'd meet up with them on the road it amazed me how those three sisters looked so different from one another.
I have 3 sisters and we all look really different from each other. And yes we're all full blooded sisters.
4:21 - 5:14... chills it was so good
Three part and the camera only shows two... too good to only have two in the frame
Never liked country much till i heard everything in "O Brother where art thou" and loved it!
Damn! We’re in a tight spot.
Those ladies sing so pretty it would make a hard man cry.
Holy moly..what a trio of gorgeous lady's..to beautiful to describe in real life.
The Peasall Sisters singing “Angel band” on this video .... oh that’s a drink to the soul......
Love three gals voices, simply beautiful! The gentleman singing also was EXCELLENT!
Funny, I don't even listen to this type of music, but I sure do love this sample of wonderful feel, fantastic vibe. I mean I could listen to listen at any moment of the day!
Mind you I come from classic rock, Led Zepplin, Journey, Queen, ToTo, Rush, Aerosmith, etc...
I know, I know, crazy right?!
But this particular video, and the music, voices in it raised the hairs on my arms!!
I mean, not many things in life can do that to my system!
beautiful voices, hope you were blessed with a great life!
They give the chills! Wow!
Damn...that's good stuff. Singing from the heavens.
Wow. Those girls singing gave me chills. That's a beautiful song.
Thank you for this wonderful video.
Wonderful stuff. Love the Peasall sisters and all the music in this movie
If ever a sound emits from angels,that,hopefully is how they would sound.
Wow the little Wharvey gals grew up right. They're all 3 beautiful.
you mean "hot".
No, he means beautiful.
Thank you.
whatever
NeuralNetProcessor
WOW, great song, great voices
I thought they were the Wharvey Gals. Such good looking young ladies that have grown so beautiful. Thank you ladies.
Beautiful song birds!!!
Great movie and this clip just enhanced it for me
I saw this with my best friend in a strip mall that had the theater and a Barnes and Noble. We barely said anything to each other on the way out of the movie. We just walked over to the B&N and bought copies of the sound track. There was nothing to discuss.
I was 10seconds AGO years old when I just realized themz there be the “LITTLE Wharvey GIRLS” 😮😮😮 noooo WAAAY, Even it just being their voices STILLL a mind melt! 😂😂
Absolutely pretty song on the of the vid. Thanks!
O Brother was a masterpiece and the music was perfectly suited and absolutely integral to the production. I am not familliar with music of that period, but the music of this movie sounded absolutely authentic.
Always loved the peasall sisters ❤️
wow I have never seen the movie but I have always loved the music getting the back story is amazing
You gotta see it...a classic...will live forever...
Them girls can sing. EXCELLANT!
I fall in love with those 3 sisters
LOVE this movie
Wow, and I was bamboozled into thinking that Tim Blake Nelson was the actual singer. Glad the record was set straight.
He did sing "In The Jailhouse Now".
10 yrs past....it was a fine movie for sure.👍
the voices
I was convinced george clooney was singing
That's why he sang into the can
all three of the peasall sisters are married now, the youngest has a 14 month old baby boy
***** You mean the chance is 0%?
They have two younger sisters, if you're between the ages of 17 and 11.
Daniel Maydana u if u jd know if
Daniel Maydana That's a downer
are the husband's bona fide??
Great movie and great folk music
It was really Great!
Genius. Pure genius.
It's too bad their daddy got hit by that train. Blooey, nothin' left. Just a grease spot on the L&N.
Charles Wilson Peale Blooey!
Yeah, to think he was the paterfamilias too.
Lol...he's bonafide...
He wasn't bona fide anyways.
Heavenly singers...just perfect
I was setting up at a gig and a young lady of maybe 10 came up to me and asked me if I could play and sing at the same time. I told her yes, she said show me, so I did a little bit. She was enthralled, I thought it was so cute.
I had a chance to see the post-movie tour that all the artists on the soundtrack did after the movie was so popular. That was one of the best concerts I have ever been to. Unfortunately, Allison Kraus had laringitis and could not sing that night. But I got to hear the Nasheville Gluegrass Band, Emmylou, Ralph Stanley, Dan Tyminki and others all on the same show.
Omg amazing tears
Love that movie!
Extraordinary -
This film and A Winter's Bone led me into Bluegrass and for that I'm truly grateful. Try "Moments" by Emmett Franz and the Petersens.
What sweet lil THANGS.
yes siree
Great song
The Peasall Sisters are amazing
Its amazing seeing a film for the first time and look at it again 5 or ten year later with child actors especially in singing roles to see how they have grown or go on to sing as professionals.. remember when bro...first came out the sync of backtracking ? And george clooney i thought he was singing it too...never understood the religious part of it but on face value loved the movie though it was serious it was comic at the same time...john goodman ..george ...etc great performances by all...chen bro do make excellents movie.
The sisters in the video were soundtrack only. Their voices were dubbing. They weren't seen in the movie.
Hmmm i love this
I actually said to myself I want to hear more and then saw it said part 1 . Part 2 here I come .
@Yu Suk Mi Hof is this really the person you want to be?
Those ladies sure do have good harmony.
Great 👍 thanks!
thanks
the movie was really amazing
It'll probably be on the 10th Anniversary 2CD Deluxe Edition of the soundtrack that this whole video is promoting. The link to buy it is in the description.
Man oh man...The Peasall sisters are CUTE!
One of them is.
We need you all to tour New Zealand. We would love you down
bushwaka8 , under, not half under like Australia ,right under!
Little Wharvey Gals! They're bona fide!
I prefer Irish and Scottish punk rock, trad type stuff (Dropkick Murphys, Street Dogs, Runrig, Capercaillie), but they certainly have beautiful voices. Talent is worthy of respect at all times in its given endeavor.
I seent em first!
Dam those sisters can sing. Wow and Holy Wow
It wasn't an accident ladies. You had God and a man to bring it out of you. Sing little birds.
This was the first & best soundtrack I've ever purchased! Use several songs for testing every speaker I've purchased in the last several years.
They are so "humble"!!
@JamJam2014 Wow! You are right. Maybe it's the style of glasses that helps with the similarity. Talented young ladies.