I'm Not There
Drama • R • 2007 • 2 hr 15 min
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Feels very evenly paced, despite the non-linear narrative. Incredibly compelling in many ways, too.
Each section is great, with Blanchett as the obvious highlight as to how effortlessly cool the spirit of Bob Dylan can be.
An ingenious capturing of the many faces of Bob Dylan.
Offers a unique perspective on the beginnings of Bob Dylan. The ambiguity of his story makes the performances by others make you wonder.
Really creative movie. I love how all the different perspectives of Dylan’s personalities are presented in these vignettes.
I loved loved loved the idea but I couldn't bring myself to finish it some parts were too boring and slow
Loved the concept of the movie. At the end of it I was convinced I'm Bob Dylan too.
Visually amazing, and next level performances. While it is an interesting story, it’s told in a convoluted and ultimately distracting way
i loved having different actors potray the different aspects of his life, it's a novel idea nad it was brilliantly executed
A strange, but worthwhile movie. It's such a novel way of doing a biopic, and it works very well.
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