The tendency to pretend is too serious. It's okay to confuse so many characters, but it's okay to deliberately intersperse the time in such a mess, except that it feels deliberately not for the audience to understand, there is no other artistic sense. Looking tired. Plus, with so many characters and stories, with such a grand performance, in the end I still don't feel like I'm really impressed with what kind of person Dylan is - except to get the pretenders to get excited about those scenes and hints. I don’t think a movie should be a guessing game. Movies should have neutral requirements for the audience. Even if the plot is obscure (or, like many literary films, there is no plot), it should at least allow people to get a certain feeling from a macro perspective. There is no feeling in this film.
Although Cate played well, she just couldn't accept Bob Dylan being a woman. In all the movies I've seen, no one has performed Dylan's taste. I like Dylan so much, and this is the first time I watched a music film and actually heard most of the songs in the film, sad~
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