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6 Reasons Why Inside Llewyn Davis Is My Favorite Movie That I Have Yet To See This Year

The latest project from the Coen brothers, Inside Llewyn Davis, is set to be rolled out across theaters throughout December. It’s been three years since True Grit surged as one of the most pleasantly surprising audience hits of 2010, which was also the fourth straight year we were fortunate enough to receive a top-tier Coen product; that run of No Country for Old Men to Burn After Reading to A Serious Man and then True Grit was surely one of the most remarkable consecutive streaks in recent movie history.
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[h2]2) Oscar Isaac[/h2]

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Apparently Oscar Isaac has been in several movies I’ve watched, but in character roles that I’m sure would only stand out if I were to revisit them. What I remember him vividly from is Drive, which made the realization that the guy from the Inside Llewyn Davis trailer was the same guy who played Standard quite a shock, even though he looks basically the same. I suspect he’s the type of performer who disappears into every persona he’s embodying; who would have suspected Standard Gabriel could be indistinguishable from Mad Men’s Michael Ginsberg?

Understandably, Isaac is attracting his share of awards attention, not only for his acting in the film but his musical performances. He’s been so successful at this, in fact, that he’s putting on shows performing the movie’s soundtrack, as a way of campaigning for awards consideration, as actors tend to do in various ways at this time of year. That sounds like kind of a novel idea for carrying out an aspect of Hollywood politics that everyone seems to talk about despising, yet never changes.

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