Awesome Movie

Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

This film is nothing amazing, but it doesnt have any notable issues either. Its just good. The llot is a bit slow at times ehich makes the film a bit boring. The films best feature is its cinematography, which makes to film so good to look at. The actors are a bit uncharasmathic. However they make up for this by singing well. In general, this film is okay. It probably wont last long in my memory and certainly isnt as iconic as other Coen Brother films, such as Fargo and Raising Arizona.

Oscar Isaac does a decent job portraying a dead beat artist but the movie overall is kinda senseless. Some movies work well when stuff is left to imagination and only some hints are disclosed, as it's called acting and not reading plot for camera. This movie however does not work that well. Scenes which should invoke emotions seems silly and most of the character defining moments are just kinda dull. I would almost say that the whole movie plot would work better adding intentional comedy and make the movie more silly intentionally.

Inside Llewyn DavisEthan and Joel seems a bit distracted somewhere in the middle through a brief period of time but then comes back with more than anticipated and leaves you mesmerized in the end.

Inside Llewyn Davis is a fantastic movie with a very well developed plot and an outstanding cast. It's a very engrossing film as we follow a week in the life of a young singer who is struggling to make it big. By the end of the movie, I felt very connected to Llewyn Davis, having being given a very good feel of his day to day life and how he navigates through all his problems. My only real complaint about this film would actually be that it is far too short. Running at just over 100 minutes, I felt it had more to tell us, like the story could have been more developed, that this character had more potential. Once the credits came up, I was a little underwhelmed.The performances is what could make or break a film like this, thankfully each part is perfectly casted, with everyone managing to find a lovely balance of humour and drama. Oscar Isaac shines as Llewyn Davis, every subtle choice he makes for the character adds so much depth and he is truly connected from start to finish, he is also joined by a stellar supporting cast that includes Carey Mulligan, John Goodman and Garrett Hedlund. It's a very sweet Coen Brothers film with some beautiful music and relatable characters. An engaging plot and top notch cast, Inside Llewyn Davis is worth the watch for anyone looking for a good drama. Follows a week in the life of folk singer Llewyn Davis as he navigates from day to day. Best Performance: Oscar Isaac