Inside Llewyn Davis
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Synopsis
A week in the life of a young singer as he navigates the Greenwich Village folk scene of 1961.
Cast
- Oscar Isaac
- Carey Mulligan
- Justin Timberlake
- Ethan Phillips
- Robin Bartlett
- Max Casella
- Jerry Grayson
- Jeanine Serralles
- John Goodman
- Garrett Hedlund
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Sometimes the exact movie you needed at that exact moment naturally comes along and there's really no better feeling in the world. Don't know where Inside Llewyn Davis has been all my life, but I'm glad it showed up now.
KarstenMar 9, 2018excuse me — i am homeless. i’m bisexual. i have depression. and i’m new in town.
kaiSep 26, 2013a hell of a lot of truth in this. a hell of a lot of truth. broad cuts at the divide between living & simply being alive, but perhaps more than anything else a gently devastating look at how people change (or how they don't). need to let this one kick around (and will…
davidehrlich - Dec 14, 2020
When are the Coens going to admit that they are really just incredible record producers with a really good sense for dramatic irony
demi adejuyigbeOct 27, 2014Glossing over the Coen's filmography confirms my immediate sentiment after finishing Inside Llewyn Davis. I have never been moved by one of their films. That is not what they do. They craft tales that shy the beaten path, fill them with semi-human characters and embrace the…
DirkHFeb 14, 2017But why can't it be Llewyn Davis Inside Me??
stevie - Dec 31, 2019
pre-star wars oscar isaac and adam driver singing the words “please don’t shoot me into outer space” together is something very amusing to me 🤠
˗ˏˋ suspirliam ˊˎ˗Jun 10, 2020Movies are made about people with immense talent, and occasionally comedies are made about people with no talent, but rarely are movies made about people with some talent. In some ways it’s the ultimate tragedy. One of my favorite Coen brothers
Ethan ColburnOct 19, 2017i don’t wanna seem dramatic but oscar isaac is really the most beautiful man of all time. this isn’t even remotely subjective it’s just the truth so jot that down
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- Ciaran Fourrier lovedInside Llewyn Davis
This is Oscar Isaac’s best role imo. He plays a depressed folk singer very well, and the dude has pipes. The Coen brothers know how to tell a great story.
Jay lovedInside Llewyn DavisI really loved this movie, honestly truly felt what he goes through and it sucks. The way it cycles back to being almost exactly the same, the audience (again) feel what he goes through almost every day. The mourning of his lose, we all went through the stages of grief with him
ChungiBoi is "meh" onInside Llewyn DavisI enjoyed this while I watched it but it’s not a film I would feel inclined to rewatch as the plot is almost nonexistent and the movie has no finality to it. However, Oscar Isaac and his songs in it are great, and John Goodman’s character steals the scenes he’s in
- Emma likedInside Llewyn Davis
Really great forgotten gem. I don’t think Oscar Isaac gets enough recognition for this role. Kinda Spoiler? The cyclical storytelling makes it a true tragic story, the feeling that our main character will never leave this cycle of self-destruction
Cam Corrigan likedInside Llewyn DavisGreat performances, great story, great cinematography, KILLER soundtrack. However, for some reason, I can’t see this as being something to rewatch. Still worth having a look, especially if you like folk music (I listen to too much Bob Dylan).
Kamakani Ahyee lovedInside Llewyn DavisA cinematic underrated gem that can hit you in the feels. Oscar Isaac delivered this role very well and so did the rest of the cast. The cast is a bit mediocre on likability but it’s a gem worth watching.
- Edward Kronkvist likedInside Llewyn Davis
A good and underrated gem from the Coen Brothers. With some great performances and the story was crafted in a unique way than any previous film about a musician.
RayRay dislikedInside Llewyn DavisBased loosely on one of my favorite musicians (Dave Van Ronk) and oh boy it was boring. Ronks memoir was FAR more exciting than this. Nothing happened.
The Shvizzler likedInside Llewyn Davisunsure about this one, still think about it even though i watched it years ago, might have to rewatch, just a bit scared i’ll become depressed 🥸
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Metacritic
Dec 19, 2013
This soulful, unabashedly lyrical film is best enjoyed by sinking into it like a sweet, sad dream. When you wake up, a mythical place and time will have disappeared forever. But you’ll know that attention — briefly, beautifully — has been paid.
Ann Hornaday
Washington Post
Dec 3, 2013
Where Barton Fink sometimes resembled a horror movie, Inside Llewyn Davis plays like an elegy. Its conclusions are more regretful than angry, and while the conflict between art and commerce is no less central, there’s much more emphasis on that conflict’s personal toll.
Keith Phipps
The Dissolve
Nov 25, 2013
The movie is so “interior,” it so zeroes in on Isaac and his baleful stare, that we’re relieved any time something overtly funny happens.
Roger Moore
McClatchy-Tribune News Service
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