One of the great things about the classics is that they are still relevant centuries since they were first written, although sometimes a little update is needed for modern audiences to buy initially. In fact, sometimes it is best to hide the fact that something is based on a classic piece of literature or mythology in general. Seriously, there are quite great movies secretly inspired by Greek mythologyAnd one of the biggest of them is a film about the crime of the Cohen Brothers in the 1930s Mississippi.

"Oh brother, where are you?" is fascinating because the coals were initially inspired to try and Write your own version of the "Wizard of Oz" With "Journeys to Sullivan", they ended up stumbling into a story that carried a fair resemblance to Homer's "Odyssey". Instead of withdrawing, they bent over, and as soon as you grasp the links between ancient Greek work and the criminal comedy in 2000, they are impossible to ignore. "Oh brother, where are you?" is a brilliant comedy with one of the best soundtracks in movie history, and is also a much easier way to get high school students to take care of the "Odyssey" than to get them to watch the 1997 ministers starring Armand Asante. Believe me this.

While "Oh brother, where are you?" It takes hundreds of years since Homer's hero allegedly lived, the story is quite similar, and there are some really funny twists on the famous characters.

In "Odyssey", King of Ithaca, Odysseus, is on his way to his wife Penelope after the Trojan war, when he is postponed by all kinds of nonsense, deals with cyclope, witch, sirens and more before returning home and revealing that his wife is led by men. In "Oh brother, where are you?" Chain for chain convicted Ulyss (George Clooney) He is on his way to returning to his wife after avoiding the closure, and he ends up delayed by some strange celebrities, and then returns home to find his ex -wife Penny (Holly Hunter) will marry another man.

Instead of mythological cyclops, Ulyss faces a Bible -eyed salesman (played by Goodon Goodman's uterus), which is pretty great. The sirens are three women who wash their clothes in the river and sing, but they also end up crossing the circle, the witch of Odyssey because Ulyss and his two colleagues, Delmar (Tim Blake Nelson and Pete (Johnon Turturo), are drunk on the corn, Well, it turns into Odyses, as it is, as it is, everywhere, as it is, turned into Odyses, as it is, as it is, turned into Odys, as it is, as it is, turned into an animal in "Odyssey". Clooney as turbo-charismatic but smuggling UlyssAnd the big culmination of the film is quite similar to that of "Odyssey", except being addicted to the charm of Ulyssus, rather than Odysseus's steel.

The Great Culmination in Odyssey includes Odysseus to use his old home and get a chance to try to strengthen his wife because of his long, modest beard. However, he still manages to hit a serious suitor, and saves Penelope and their son Telemahus, and the three have happy unification. Instead of fighting Penny, Ulysis and his two colleagues, along with their new friend Tommy (Chris Thomas King), they dressed for the whole city as a fake band "Sogi Boys at the Bottom". Their performance was so good that they earned pardons for their crimes when they discovered their real characters, and Penny even agrees to march for Ulyss. Without the Elleven Performance for Synchronization and Dancing of Clooney's lips (and killer killer killing skills), that scene could never work.

"Oh brother, where are you?" It was a huge hit for CoaniAnd it's still one of their best movies. That's a A beautiful, funny movie With a story that is extracted from classic myth and classic Hollywood, and while the impending adaptation of Christopher Nolan will be more accurate for the real myth, "Oh brother" is still an all-time.