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Elouise 2022-03-21 09:02:19
Bob Dylan: The Wandering Poet of the 'Betrayal' Ballad
Like A Rolling StoneBob Dylan / 1965"After a period of discussion, the Academy has just reached an agreement to award the Nobel Prize in Literature to the following..."
In the golden waiting room surrounded by reporters, an elegant lady came out holding a list of winners. At the same time as she...
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Sammy 2022-04-19 09:02:17
Three stars to be treated thinly
In all honesty, the three-star evaluation is a low opinion of it, but this kind of film of the personal biography of a music star is really difficult to find a resonance point of emotional collision for me, who is completely blank about the history of American music development. The originality of...
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Llewellyn 2022-03-25 09:01:11
It's really I'm not there because Bob Dylan's name has never appeared except for a flash in the title subtitles. I don't recommend it to non-Dylan fans like me who have no basic knowledge of Dylan. Check out the movie reviews. It is said that it is the most normal narrative! I will read it again when one day one of my idols, Dylan, one of the other idols, has an understanding. =<>=
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Mara 2022-04-20 09:01:56
I watched this film after watching "Home Without Direction", so it is not too laborious to understand. The contradictory life, the sharp image, and the pointing of others can only be regarded as seeing flowers in the fog, and staying away from misunderstandings and strangeness is the best. The way is probably not there.
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