A Complete Unknown (James Mangold, 2024) • Page 5

I adored this and could’ve watched another several hours of it.

 

Loved this a lot and want to see this again asap and also about another 2-3 decades worth of scenes

 

I’ve been enjoying the soundtrack. Unfortunately have to wait until next month to watch it.

 

Came away wanting the same thing. I want some several more eras of Dylan in the style of this movie.

 

Film was good

 

great post

 

I am a sucker for biopics and it got me hook line and sinker. great performances and helps Mangold knows how craft an actual film. good time.

 

pre-gaming this tomorrow with im not there tonight

 

Thought this was pretty good. Surprised how much time it lets songs just be. Maybe could have used more personal story but that wouldn’t be very Bob, would it?

 

Seeing this tomorrow!

 

This was very good. Maybe the best Ed Norton has ever been.

 

Absolutely loved

 

Good not great. Very good performances but doesn’t feel like a movie I’ll ever want to return to. I had very little knowledge of Dylan going in

 

listen to bob dylan stop listening to blink 182

 

I don’t listen to them either!

 

zach bryan

 

I very much disliked the first twenty minutes, but Timmy’s performance really drew me in. The fawning adulation from everyone who initially heard him sing seemed like an overly hagiographic touch at first, but I get that they were setting up the second half for when he burns it all down.

This sounds weird but maybe like a few too many songs for my liking? The last five or six were perfectly sequenced for storytelling though.

 

All of the stuff with Woody was great IMO

behind the bastards podcast just did 2 episodes on him this week (a non-bastard as a Christmas treat, although he wasn’t without faults)

 

I want to see this again

 

Go then

 

I will, buzz off

 

josh becomes a mod and suddenly hes harassing his pal grimace

 

*encouraging

 

I thought this was great. My 2nd favorite film of the year behind Dune 2. I really liked the performances, especially Chalamet, Norton, and the actress that played Baez.

My only slight complaint is the runtime, but nonetheless it was great.