Nothing to Lose/O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Synopsis: Hop aboard for two action-packed adventures with this double feature containing the following two films: NOTHING TO LOSE: After being unceremoniously cuckolded, yuppified corporate flunky Nick fires up his SUV and sallies forth on a reckless ride to nowhere. En route, an equally... Hop aboard for two action-packed adventures with this double feature containing the following two films: NOTHING TO LOSE: After being unceremoniously cuckolded, yuppified corporate flunky Nick fires up his SUV and sallies forth on a reckless ride to nowhere. En route, an equally desperate, chronically unemployed urbanite, T. Paul, ill-advisedly attempts to carjack Nick, only to be pulled inside and brought along on a wild journey that leads from the L.A. slums to the Arizona badlands. O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU? Joel and Ethan Coen transport Homer's ODYSSEY to the Depression-era South in this silly, fun comedy. George Clooney, John Turturro, and Tim Blake Nelson star as three escaped fugitives on the run in Mississippi. Their adventures through the barren landscape includes run-ins with a soothsayer, a trio of Sirens, a Bible-salesman Cyclops, as well as other archetypes from Southern folklore and pop culture including a young blues musician, the Klan, and bank robber Baby Face Nelson. Soon they are caught up in a vicious gubernatorial campaign that would make Huey Long proud. The soundtrack of folk ballads, yodeling traditionals, Delta blues, and prison work songs is outstanding, as it plays in the background (or foreground) of nearly every scene. [More]