Which 21st-century film could best be described as a continuation of Preston Sturges's style?

A) Superbad
B) Jackass
C) O Brother, Where Art Thou?
D) Sex in the City

"O Brother, Where Art Thou?" is a film directed by the Coen Brothers that echoes the witty and satirical style of Preston Sturges's comedies from the 1940s. The dialogue is fast-paced and filled with clever wordplay, the characters are exaggerated and larger than life, and the overall tone is both humorous and poignant. It also features a soundtrack that pays tribute to traditional American folk and bluegrass music, similar to the way Sturges used music in his films.