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“O Brother, Where Art Thou?” was good movie to watch. I personally didn’t think it was going to be something I would like but I did. This movie was good at making you laugh and also has some parts with good meaning. It was way more entertaining than I thought it would be. The three most important events in this movie were the three escaped, Pete’s cousin turns them in, and Pete and Delmar get baptized. At the beginning of “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” Pete, Everett, and Delmar are busting up rocks to help make a railroad. The three men are in prison type uniforms and singing with this line of other men who are also busting up rocks. Pete, Everett, and Delmar are all three chained together. They take a run for it and try to get on a moving …show more content…

Wash is Pete’s cousin who has this barn that the three men want to sleep in. As the three men are sleeping, Wash goes ahead and tries turning them in. The three of them wouldn’t come out so the men, who want to take them in, set the barn on fire. Wash’s little boy gets in the car and busts through the barn doors which are on fire, to get the three men so they can get away once again. So by this time, the three men are walking along woods as they hear people singing. They go down to where this is and see a group of people getting baptized. Delmar realizes what is going on and runs down to the river cause he wants his sins to be gone. Delmar gets baptized and then yells at Pete and Everett to come down and get baptized. Pete eventually realizes that he wants his sins to be washed away and gets talked into getting baptized. As Pete and Delmar are doing this, Everett is standing nearby watching. The three most important events in this movie were when the three of them escaped, Pete’s cousin turns all of them in, and Pete and Delmar get baptized. At the beginning of “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” It didn’t seem really interesting to me. As the movie went on, I enjoyed it more and more. This movie did really good with entertainment and got better as it went on. This movie did have good meaning behind it as well as comedy and

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