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O Brother, Where Art Thou? Watch along! (Patreon)

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2021-11-25 00:53:41
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Some extra noises in this one, mom's vacuum and dog barks! good to be back 😂😂

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O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU? PATREON WATCH ALONG

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Jay Perry

This movie does not exist.

Jason McNeil

I thought I knew The Odyssey well enough, having never read it, to get how it was being referenced. Boy! was I wrong. The only thing I got was the Sirens scene. Then I came across a video comparing the two, and I totally missed John Goodman as the cyclops. Just like when I watched Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, and there was 20 minutes left in the movie before I finally realized who “the hippies” were. In a previous video you mentioned how you notice when miniatures are being used with explosions because fire doesn’t scale well. I notice miniatures more when water is being used for the same reason (the wall of water hitting the house at the end). Happy Thanksgiving Shanelle Babyface.

Michael F.

They're kind of all over northwestern Mississippi. Tishomingo is about the furthest east they referenced, but I don't think they ever actually got there. It's actually a ways away from Arkabutla Lake... Ark - uh - Butt - Luh. It's a nice lake a couple of counties over and down from me. We used to live a bit closer, but moved a couple years ago. My wife's family is from quite a bit further down south in the state. Somewhat southeast of Jackson. Me? I'm from St. Louis, Missouri. My mother was from Memphis, TN. Well... I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving. I made the cranberry stuff before watching the movie. (My grandmother's recipe... everyone asks for it. Every year. Who am I to disappoint.) Turkey will go in the oven in the morning. Family will be over a bit after noon. My wife's sister is bringing the sweet potatoes. Her daughter-in-law is bringing the dressing. (She's from up in Indiana... not sure what we're going to get, but we love her.) We used to have everybody over at the old house. But, folks have grown up, and moved away, and others have grown old, and passed away. This will be first Thanksgiving without my two brother's-in-law. It's going to be different. But, that's not going to stop me from being thankful! (Oh... I didn't see you mention it. Part of the prophecy was seeing a cow on the roof of a cotton house. Which, when the old man said it, sounded absolutely ridiculous. But, that's what the cow on the roof in the flood was all about.) Happy Thanksgiving, y'all! God bless you.

Caren Helms

My family has been using R-U-N-N-O-F-T since this movie came out. I've had it on DVD since it was available. We all love it!

Michael Grooms

The three washerwomen represent the Sirens from Greek Mythology. They would use their song to draw sailors to their doom.

Jordan Fink

the flood is when the Tennesee valley authority flooded communities. The instigating explaination was that the TVA action was going to flood the treasure so they had to escape the chain-gang.

Jordan Fink

the name of the movie is a reference to "Sullivan's Travels" (1942) a film about someone tryign to make a film about the depression that was supposed toe b "o brother where art thou"