A Complete Unknown (James Mangold, 2024) • Page 3

don't tell the press that i meant what I said

 

y so unserious

 

Probably swearing but imagine

 

If you are planning on seeing this, there are some great Dylan films to watch before this comes out.

1. I'm Not There - a biopic in name only, it covers different parts of Dylan's life using six different actors. It is about Dylan as an image rather than a person, as the characters are often reacting to other forms of Dylan.

2. Inside Llewyn Davis - he isn't named Dylan, but the main character is essentially a more morose, unlucky Dylan. It captures that Greenwich Village scene that he came up in.

3. No Direction Home - the best Dylan documentary, ending with the best rendition of the best Dylan song.

 

do you actually believe like a rolling stone is his best song

 

It is a perfect song.

 

i think it's become a bit oversaturated with time. it's a great song but I think it would be closer to 10 than 1 in a top ten for me but he's a top 3 artist ever for me and I'm a geek about it

 

The Royal Albert Hall performance is so intense. I don't listen to music that loud often but when that one comes on I have to turn it all the way up. His delivery of "how does it feel?" feels like it is asking you directly.

 

Smh...Like A Rolling Stone being his best song, like Visions of Johanna isn't right there

 

i know very little about dylan, so take that as you will when i say this was just alright. like it makes a bit of sense that searchlight didn’t seem to do a big awards push for this

 

I am so tired of the ads with him butchering those songs.

 

Timmy being great movie maybe being Walk The Line Again sounds about right

 

ok he rules