Review: O Brother, Where Art Thou?
The twenty-fifth anniversary rerelease of 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' is a welcome chance to enjoy the Coen Brothers’ typically idiosyncratic take on Homer’s Odyssey on the big screen.
Conor Bryce is a designer, author and amateur filmmaker with a lifelong love of cinema. Born in County Down and a Limerick blow-in for nigh-on fifteen years, when he’s not running after his daughter he’s running along the Shannon with a movie podcast in his ears. He’ll happily talk your ear off about why a Krull remake would rock or how the Last of the Mohicans soundtrack changed his life, but you’ll have to catch him first.
The twenty-fifth anniversary rerelease of 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' is a welcome chance to enjoy the Coen Brothers’ typically idiosyncratic take on Homer’s Odyssey on the big screen.
Conor Bryce looks at Bugs Bunny’s 'Revenant', 'Hundreds of Beavers'.
Conor Bryce sifts through the sands of 'Dune: Part Two'.