The Tragedy Of Macbeth marked the first time the Coen brothers fully parted ways, and with its striking black and white cinematography, brooding performances, and complete absence of humour, it unmistakably highlights the Joel side of the brothers’ equation. Quirky and chaotic, O Brother stands as arguably the most flat-out fun movie the brothers have ever produced. It was the latter’s corpse that hit the sidewalk, with the Coens’ movie making just $5 million next to the Scorsese picture’s $47 million. 4) Inside Llewyn DavisAs Oscar Isaac’s voice echoes the haunting refrain, “Hang me, oh hang me” in the film’s opening moments, the mood for the Coen brothers’ folk fable is instantly set. 1) The Big LebowskiIf this isn’t your personal favourite Coens movie?