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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
"A Complete Unknown" – thoughts? I've anecdotally noticed that my parents' generation is very effusive. I'm more meh on it. Acting was great, but felt like a long series of cameos rather than compelling characters / story. I'd go so far as to say I find Dylan a little *less* interesting than beforehand.
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christopher
@christopher
Boomers loveeee cameos.
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Andy W
@aweissman
i thought it was a masterpiece of story and acting it was telling a specific story and thus less of a traditional "biopic" also found it wonderfully romantic
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bradq
@bradq
Interesting. I've known Dylan was an enigmatic figure and therefore somewhat interested. But then I watched Ken Burns doc on Country Music a few times and got really interested. I was hoping this movie might be a good advance but sounds like not so much. I need to find a good doc or book about him.
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alex
@proxystudio.eth
going on sunday, huge dylan fan, will report back
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Roberto Bayardo 🎩
@bayardo.eth
I enjoyed the movie but also found it a little superficial, though I can't quite pin down exactly why. I think you're right that the character development just wasn't there.
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Plastic Tolstoy
@plastictolstoy.eth
I could ask my 75 year old mom but I know she's more of a Bruce Springsteen fan...
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0xen 🎩
@0xen
i loved it. saw it with boomer parents so i might have gotten swept up in their enthusiasm but i thought it captured the early 60s v well
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o24productions
@marketinganalyst.eth
One of my most anticipated films of the new year. Will be interesting to see how the story stacks up after reading your thoughts.
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