Pete and Everett constantly are in disagreement and argue, but then seeing him intently making sure Everett gets the right hair jelly in the scene, makes me see the true friendship between them despite that. It made me realise this time watching that I always thought the treasure was the song, but now I realise that the treasure was their true friendship. Only friends who truly knew echother in and out make a combined song like that on the fly.

Just a reminder, this song was written and performed by the Kossoy Sisters, who released it 50 years prior to this film. They did not receive any royalties.

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Clooney's mumbling, mush mouth during the ghost story is hilarious!

Still one of the best movies ever made. The Cohens need to bring back First - Holly Hunter and Nicola Cage.

perfect movie

man i miss bluegrass ho downs in the barns in w va

Reminds me of Moonrise Kingdom.. also yellow sceneries.

This movie came out a year before I was born. I did have the full cd soundtrack but Iost it looong time ago

HR churches the singer song I wish all the churches is sing a song Go Down To The River and Pray was not baptized in the church diecast baptized in the Russian River it'd be wonderful at every baptism in every Church got church on Sunday on Easter Sunday got baptized in the Russian River in Healdsburg or Healdsburg California they need more lights up in Healdsburg California also in Santa Rosa more cameras and more lights and more restaurants in Santa Rosa get rid of the m in Santa Rosa

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Oh, glory.

I need to listen to this one more. Right now, I prefer the “closer” harmony of the Alison Krause version, where the harmony voice stays more on the dominant during the chorus, rather than ascending to the octave.

At least we got to enjoy this move together. I miss you every day, Dad.

The version in the film was not sung by Alison Krauss and Gillian Welch but by the Kossoy Sisters.

1:41 isn't she one of the ladies singing the Sirens song ?

I feel This song brings me closer to God 🙄🙏

My favorite montage scene of all time.

Such a beautiful sequence and cinematography, and paired with an absolute gem of old folk music. Just perfect.

This entire scene/montage brings a tear to my eye. Such a beautiful movie

I love how they weren't becoming famous by the second because of their song, and they didn't even know it.

I wish this version was on the soundtrack. Actually, I feel like more than one song in the movie itself is better than its counterpart. Big Rock Candy Mountain had a nice little fiddle accompaniment there.

Yes I do like this movie

These are the Kossoy Sisters- from the 50's- when twins or siblings singing was popular (think Everly Brothers, Patience & Prudence, &c.). That's Erik Darling on the Banjo, too (of Walk Right In fame- the Rooftop Singers). In the movie, at 1:43 is Gillian Welch- one of the singers on the soundtrack: another heavenly voice.

I Love this song. Whenever I'm feeling down and miserable I played this song. I call it my medicine song.

1 Corinthians 15:3-4; 1 Thessalonians 4:14

This movie is completely out of my league but I loved it, one of my favorite movies.

I’m old enough I remember gas stations and general stores looking just like that.

Soundtrack made the movie, movie made the soundtrack, it's just all wonderful and inspiring. One of my favorite movies!

George Clooney is by no means a simple man, yet he's so good in acting like such a simpleton in this.

So many nuances in this movie....you have to laugh a bit when you notice they always walk in the same manner as when they were chained up together...with poor Delmar in the middle.

Now this song is bonafide!

This is the best version of this song

One of my favourite movies ever

You stole from my kin

0:29 Considering this all occured in the year 1937 in rural Mississippi during the Great Depression and that single $1 bill (still on the Gold Standard at this point in history) is worth $20 in today's money? I'd like to imagine that the person who made the apple(?) pie came back to a very pleasant surprise under that rock on the windowsill. :-) Grocery money for a week!

I'm a Dapper Dan man.

Love this song and the whole darn soundtrack!

Where's the verse I remember from the movie? Not part of the hymnbook version... O how glad and happy when we meet! I'll fly away! No more cold iron shackles on my feet! I'll fly away...

can you imagine having a hit song and not knowing of it

The most saddeest scene I have ever watched

trying to find this exact version on apple music help!!!!!

I'm not a George Clooney fan in anything other than this. He did an unforgettable job here along with . . . we'll, everyone.

Gopher Everett?

I want to live in this part of the movie. I know it’s supposed to be the Great Depression and not fun, but it just looks like such a simpler time. I’ve always been enthralled with this part of our country’s history and the birth of the stereotypical American hobo.