Llewyn Davis-Coen Bros. are Always Extraordinary Always Unique

 Ethan & Joel Coen's new movie is set in the NYC folk scene; 1961.  The film follows a week in the the life of a talented but down & out folk-singer who serves as his own worst enemy.   America's most talented screenwriters/film producers never fail to deliver the unconventional, a movie both wry & morose and exceptionally creative.  It's no wonder the stars all align to glimmer for whatever screentime granted. Th lead actor, Oscar Isaac,  Latin America actor/singer is pitch perfect for the role and could credited with bringing back folk music.  The talented supporting cast include:  Justin Timberlake, Carey Mulligan, F. Murray Abraham and their talisman, John Goodman.   Jean (Mulligan) is both furious & infatuated with Llewyn.  "You're the opposite of Midas, everything you touch turns to shit."  He is a vagabond, couch surfer with brooding sex appeal.  Llewyn's quest for notoriety is an incredulous, unforgettable journey.  The Coen's artistic skills move seamlessly from vibrant colors to haunting black/white scenes.   Jimmy cracked corn & I don't care I wasn't a fan of folk music.  The Coen Brother's maintain the Midas touch for inventive films; always new that never get old. They keep on  surpassing their own distinguished genre of work.