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If there is no hope
Evangeline 2022-04-19 09:01:50
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Scotty 2022-03-30 09:01:04
This exquisite sketch is not Oscar's favorite, but it is a fine wine in the hearts of fans. The calm and peaceful emotions are just right for a failed folk singer. Even so, the Coen brothers have not given up their usual black label. The road to and from Chicago is really mystical. Driving on a snowy night is the texture of a poem, with an out-of-body mood, and the ghostly name is "Ulissey" "S" cat is the soul of the singer.
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Demetrius 2021-11-30 08:01:27
The cat is like Llewy’s own life cycle. The cat brought back is sent under the fence like Llewyn. The cat ransacked and recovered is not the original one—giving up royalties to pay the abortion fee, but nothing can be done; bruising the wild cat—being twice. One boss declined; the one who ran away went home on his own-Samsara. The cat called Ulysses-Ulysses who wandered for many years in Greek mythology, and Llewy waited.
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Jean: I'm sad? You're the one who's not going anywhere. You don't wanna get anywhere. Me and Jim try.
Llewyn Davis: I wanna...
Jean: We try, you sleep on the couch!
Llewyn Davis: It's a bad thing to throw on my face, you know that?
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Llewyn Davis: What is that? What are you doing?
Lillian Gorfein: It's Mike's part.
Llewyn Davis: Don't do that!
Lillian Gorfein: It's Mike's part.
Llewyn Davis: I know that it is. Don't do that. Oh well. You know what, this is bullshit. I'm sorry... I don't do this, okay? I do this for a living. It's not a, not a fucking parlor game.