A Coen Brothers film can be great on one viewing, but no Coen
Brothers film has been truly watched until it has been seen at least twice.
So far, I have gotten a mixed consensus from the few people I know
who have seen "Inside Llewyn Davis." For every time it topped a bestof list or got an A+, it also got a negative review. But Joel and Ethan Coen
never really get full acclaim across the board, except in the cases of
"Fargo" and "No Country for Old Men."
The legacy of "Inside Llewyn Davis" will take time to
sort out, but I figured now was an appropriate time to sort out a few things
about the film that you and me, but mostly me, might have been having trouble
with. Here is my SPOILER heavy rundown of "Inside Llewyn Davis":
