A Complete Unknown (James Mangold, 2024) • Page 7

literally it was so good and i knew it like ten minutes in and i didn’t think i would think much of it going in. i loved it so much

 

Watching

 

great movie

 

Pretty good so far

 

Chalamet might have given one of the best performances of a real life prominent figure in a biopic ever. Up there with Cillian in Oppenheimer and DDL in Lincoln. There were times where I forgot that wasn't actually Bob Dylan.

The music in this was great. Big props to the audio mixing.

 

Holbrook as Johnny Cash tho

 

Joan Baez

 

I’d probably rank that performance 4th in the film. Norton > Timmy > Boyd > Monica.

 

get a grip grimmy

 

Bust out your ranking bub

 

Monica > Timmee > Ed > Boyd

all of them rock

 

Ed third is criminal

 

lock me up then

 

scoot as woody tho

 

The great performances saved this movie from its lazy writing IMO.

 

Definitely feeling that 1/2 way in. Formulaic kinda corny so far with some great performances

 

I liked this better than that weird Dylan anthology film from 20 years ago where Cate Blanchett played him during the Newport Folk Fest 1965 moment.

 

im not there? the todd haynes movie?

there are portions of it that are very good and better than this and portions that are endlessly dull and much worse

 

I'm Not There is so much better than this.

 

when was the last time you saw it? it was much more shaggy than i remembered when i rewatched right before this came out

 

Last time I watched it was in 2007 I think

 

i was asking @Morrissey but yeah that was the last time i saw it before rewatching