A Complete Unknown Reviews
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Alex liked
A Complete Unknown
Finally a biopic that’s doesn’t focus on addiction and depression as the main character arc. Chalamet is excellent and charismatic as Bob Dylan. Norton was also fantastic. Definitely recommend even if you know nothing about the musician. 8/10
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Zachary Leff loved
A Complete Unknown
Great portrayal of BD. story progresses quickly but Timmy crushed it.
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Kevin loved
A Complete Unknown
A beautiful film about one of the best musicians and songwriters of all time.
As a person who is not a Bob Dylan fan and doesn’t listen to his music I still loved this film. Despite not knowing much about him or his music I still really appreciated this film.
Terrific film.
1y
Steven Sullivan loved
A Complete Unknown
100% on the mark. Timmy's portrail of Bob was on point down to his singing voice, the look, the expressions. Not going to lie being a huge Dylan fan growing, it's hard not to get past the first 20 minuets without crying.
1y
Hamilto is "meh" on
A Complete Unknown
I loved the music and I thought it was generally entertaining but for a 2:20 movie I thought it gave a pretty surface level look at Dylan’s life and motivations. Climax at the festival was a bit weak and I think the extras were even confused about how to act.
1y
T loved
A Complete Unknown
The greatest showman if bob dylan was the whole ass circus god I loved this movie so much
1y
RayRay disliked
A Complete Unknown
Boring and corny. A modern gay celebrity playing a smoking vet. Corny. Decent music but i can see past the curtains.
His life was absolutely not movie worthy haha. Waste of what felt like 10 hours
1y
Jake liked
A Complete Unknown
it is a really good movie. if I was at all a fan of Bob Dylan's music I'd say it would easily be a love but I don't know the first thing about the songs, the people, etc
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McKur liked
A Complete Unknown
Timothy Chalomet is such a good actor. Good story, fun music, cinematically beautiful. Historically accurate… I got to learn about an influence period of music, the turning point of soft folk guitar to the birth of rock. I enjoyed it.
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