I love this movie. John Goodman is great as a cycloptic Bible salesman. George Clooney was also very good. Has anyone else seen this movie?

I've seen it and I thought it was really good! Delmar was my favorite!

Seen it and thought it was very crazy. I am not sure that I liked it much though.

Yes I seen it some time ago. I liked the music in it Man of Constent Sorrow is a great song....Marshall

yes this is an awesome movie

I like the sierens they are cute

"DO..........NOT.........SEEK........THE TREASURE!"

"I'm gonna r-u-n-n-o-f-t"


Lol. I love this flick.

Simply FANTASTIC movie, have the soundtrack and probably watched it two or three times since it came out.
Just an outstanding movie. I remember watching it with my mom before she passed. Excellent.

Love this movie too...Even have my kids loving it.

I don't think it got the credit it deserved. Every time I watch it I catch something new.

yeah...we love this movie.

seen it several times, lol...clooney's yummy.

I HAVE THIS MOVIE ON DVD...LOVE IT

yeah i own it too! love it..i may have to watch it again soon

I have this movie also its great

Yeah, this is a great movie.
"We thought, you were, a Horny Toad." LOL

There's a good alternate porn title for that movie....



And stay outa the Woolworth's!

I love this movie and loves the tunes too

lol@johna

i really liked the movie, and i also enjoy the soundtrack as well...

Not very often a movie comes out with a soundtrack to match the quality of the movie. Can't think of many at the moment, but this is a great movie.
"Yep, he's a bonafide suitor."

The flatcar draws even and slows.

EVERETT
Mind if we join you, ol' timer?

OLD MAN
Join me, my sons.

The three men clamber aboard and the old man resumes pumping.

The three men exchange glances; Delmar waves a clanking hand
before the old man's milky eyes. No reaction.

DELMAR
You work for the railroad, grandpa?

OLD MAN
I work for no man.

PETE
Got a name, do ya?

OLD MAN
I have no name.

EVERETT
Well, that right there may be why
you've had difficulty finding gainful
employment. Ya see, in the mart of
competitive commerce, the-

OLD MAN
You seek a great fortune, you three
who are now in chains...

The men fall silent.

OLD MAN
And you will find a fortune - though
it will not be the fortune you seek...

The three convicts, faces upturned, listen raptly to the
blind prophet.

OLD MAN
...But first, first you must travel
a long and difficult road - a road
fraught with peril, uh-huh, and
pregnant with adventure. You shall
see things wonderful to tell. You
shall see a cow on the roof of a
cottonhouse, uh-huh, and oh, so many
startlements...

The cloudy eyes of the old man stare sightlessly down the
track as the seesaw handle rises and falls through frame.

OLD MAN
...I cannot say how long this road
shall be. But fear not the obstacles
in your path, for Fate has vouchsafed
your reward. And though the road
may wind, and yea, your hearts grow
weary, still shall ye foller the
way, even unto your salvation.

The old man pumps - reek-a reek-a reek-a - as all contemplate
his words.

Loud and sudden:

OLD MAN
IZZAT CLEAR?

The men start, then mumble polite acknowledgement.