Inside Llewyn Davis

When I finished watching the movie, I automatically clapped. I like coens' directing, Oscar Issac's acting, most of all,SONGS.

Oscar Isaac is the freaking man and don't you forget it. Not the best Coens by a long shot, but it was raw, funny, and sad.

I am completely smitten. I have long admired Joel Coen and Ethan Coen and what they have offered the realm of cinema.

Inside Llewyn Davies was one of those films that just stayed with me for days. It was by far one of the best films of 2013 and it definitely should have gotten more recognition during the awards season.

A pure-voiced folk singer hitches rides on the road to stardom, but is that really his destination?Rich story of what is basically a road trip, if you include the sofa-surfing as part of the journey.

Every profession and popular culture has its accumulation. After countless attempts and hard work, they can create such a situation step by step, and then a few people completely set off this trend.

I always love the quirkiness of a Coen brothers script, and this film definitely hits that mark. The lead actor, Oscar Isaac, is terrific.

This Coen brothers take on the legendary US folk scene in the early 60s, through a down on his luck protagonist, gives nice touch of Greenwich village atmosphere and struggles of an aspiring musician. The musician, based on some of the later famous folk personalities whose music was used, is talented, not mediocre or anything like that, though he has had a tough moment in his life, losing his singing partner to suicide, due to cruelties that he is also exposed to.