Been a fan since 1965 when my boyfriend introduced me to Dylan’s music. We married and over the years saw Bob in concert many times. My husband of 57 years died a year ago. My son and I went and saw this incredible film. We both cried as we knew my husband would have just loved it too
Non Dylan fan here. Went to see this because I’m a huge Tim fan. And I left the movie falling in love with Dylan and his music. I don’t think there is anything better I can say. Every single song and moment is beautiful
What an excellent preview! Suze was loved by Dylan until her death. He was never in love with Joan, as I have read several books on his life. They got involved, made mistakes, but Suze was the love of his life. He married gorgeous Sara, which was his goddess & also great love. He wrote several profoundly touching love songs for her. He made more mistakes. But it is very evident, Suze was never forgotten as the powerful first love of his life. You can see he protected her beyond her death as her real name was not used. How powerful. What love, what powerful mistakes. What a legend, Bob. No one like you will ever grace this planet. Timothee did a beyond excellent performance as I can see from these clips. He deserves an Oscar.
A wonderful film about a singular musical genius, there is nobody in history like Bob Dylan . This movie does the impossible, it pleases fans, non fans and most importantly Bob himself.
Absolutely loved this film. I'm 64, have followed Dylan's music since I was about 14, seen him play live a number of times, watched all the documentaries, read the books, etc.
The weird thing about Complete Unknown is that everything unfolded more or less exactly as it has done in my imagination across the last 50-years. I feel like a massive artistic mountain has been climbed by the director, actors, designers and just about everyone else who had anything to do with the movie's production. Bravo!
This movie..... I can't even watch this broadcast without welling up with tears. The work and the spirit behind the production, the music, the actors, the man-Dylan. Incredible. A time capsule of greatness.
Anything I write here cannot do this film justice, but I was there in the sixties. Lived through the Cuban missile crisis, JFK's assassination, Bobby Kennedy's murder, Martin Luther King's assassination and the riots which followed. It was a tumultuous time in America's history but through it all there was an undercurrent captured in the music of the time and Dylan was the wellspring.
This film captures and transports those who were there back to a time when we were coming of age and finding our way in the world and provides a snapshot of that period through the lens of Bob Dylan's story.
I can't remember when I've enjoyed a movie as much as this. It transported me to another world and I constantly forgot I was watching a movie and sometimes forgot I was in a theatre! I saw it twice in opening week to help the numbers.
Everyone who helped create this should be proud beyond measure! Congratulations!
I can't wait until I can buy a copy of this and watch it whenever I want.
P.S. If Timothy doesn't want to give up all that he's learned - then please go on tour and play a Dylan cover show in some smaller venues. I'd buy a ticket no matter what it cost!
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de la película de Ridley Scott Prometheus (2012) atendiendo a sus
referencias arquetípicas y culturales, y en particular a su expresión de
inquietudes religiosas sobre el origen y destino de la Humanidad.
English abstract: A commentary of some archetypal
and cultural references in Ridley Scott's film Prometheus (2012), especially with reference to religious anxieties about the origins and
fate of mankind expressed therein.
Keywords: Film studies, Science fiction, Ridley Scott, Creationism, Human origins
Los Cuatro Jinetes del
Apocalipsis. (The Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse). Dir. Vincente Minnelli. Screenplay by Robert Ardrey and John Gay, based
on the novel by Vicente Blasco Ibáñez. Cast: Glenn Ford, Ingrid Thulin, Charles
Boyer, Lee J. Cobb, Paul Lukas, Yvette Mimieux, Karl Boehm, Paul Henreid. Music
by André Previn. Photog. Milton Krasner (Cinemascope, Metrocolor).
Assoc. prod. Olallo Rubio. A Julian Blaustein Production. USA, 1962. YouTube
(Wilmer Gomez) 12 Jan. 2025.* https://youtu.be/30QVWalMckk
The Sense of an
Ending. Dir.
Ritesh Batra. Based on the novel by Julian
Barnes. Cast: Jim Broadbent, Charlotte Rampling, Harriet Walter, Michelle
Dockery, Emily Mortimer, Billy Howle, Joe Alwyn, Freya Mavor, Matthew Goode,
Edward Holcroft, James Wilby. UK, 2017.
Vi hace unos años esta película, y me gustó, y sin embargo la había olvidado completamente. Me he acordado de ella al leer la novela de Julian Barnes en la que se basa. O al releerla, si leer el original es releer.
Versa la novela sobre un jubilado divorciado que vuelve a contactar con una novia de hace cuarenta años, a la que dejó plantada o quizá más bien le dejó plantado, y empezó a salir con un amigo de él... Con las muchas iluminaciones y desilusiones que trae la retrospección. Un pasaje característico:
Her attitude towards me, now that I looked at it, had been consistent — not just in recent months, but over however many years. She had found me wanting, had preferred Adrian, and always considered these judgements correct. This was, I now realised, self-evident in every way, philosophical or other. But, without understanding my own motives, I had wanted to prove to her, even at this late stage, that she had got me wrong. Or rather, that her initial view of me — when we were learning one another's hearts and bodies, when she approved of some of my books and records, when she liked me enough to take me home — had been correct. I thought I could overcome contempt and turn remorse back into guilt, then be forgiven. I had been tempted, somehow, by the notion that we could excise most of our separate existences, could cut and splice the magnetic tape on which our lives are recorded, go back to that form in the path and take the road less travelled, or rather not travelled at all. Instead, I had just left common sense behind. Old fool, I said to myself. And there's no fool like an old fool: that's what my long-dead mother used to mutter when reading stories in the papers about older men falling for younger women, and throwing up their marriages for a simpering smile, hair that came out of a bottle, and a taut pair of tits. Not that she would have put it like that. And I couldn't even offer the excuse of cliché, that I was just doing what other men of my age banally did. No, I was an odder old fool, grafting pathetic hopes of affection on to the least likely recipient in the world.
Me citan en este artículo sobre Akira Kurosawa y la pintura clásica:
Álvarez Gómez,
Raúl. (U Rey Juan Carlos).
"Claves de la pintura barroca en el cine en blanco y negro de Akira
Kurosawa." Fotocinema: Revista
científica de cine y literatura 16 (2018). Universidad de Málaga-UMA
Editorial, 2018.*
Un trabajo de fin de grado de periodismo en el que me citan (Acción, Relato, Discurso):
Martín González,
Sara. "Relaciones entre periodismo, literatura y cine: El caso de Arturo
Pérez-Reverte, Truman Capote y Tom Wolfe." Dir. Mercedes Miguel Borrás.
TFG Grado de Periodismo, U de Valladolid, 2015. Online at UVAdoc.*
Méndez Carazo, Carolina. "La imagen del periodista en
el cine de la primera década del siglo XXI." BA diss. Supervisor: Mercedes
Miguel Borrás. U de Valladolid, 2014. Online at UVAdoc.*
Le Procès Goldman (The Goldman Case). Dir. Cédric
Kahn. Written by Nathalie Hertzberg and Cédric Kahn.Cast: Arieh
Worthalter , Arthur Harari, Stéphan Guérin-Tillié, Nicolas Briançon, Aurélien
Chaussade, Christian Mazzuchini, Jeremy Lwin, Jerzy Radziwilowicz, Chlogé
Lecerf, Laetitia Masson. Prod. Benjamin Elalouf.Canal+ / Moonshaker
Films. France, 2023. DailyMotion (PicturePerfectChannel). 2024. (Pierre
Goldman, a far-left militant who was accused of 4 murders and his relationship
with his lawyer Georges Kiejman).
Twenty-Four Eyes (二十四の瞳, Nijū-shi no hitomi) is a 1954 Japanese drama
film directed by Keisuke Kinoshita, based on the 1952 novel of the same
name by Sakae Tsuboi.[1] The film stars Hideko Takamine as a young
schoolteacher who lives during the rise and fall of Japanese nationalism
in the early Shōwa period, and has been noted for its anti-war theme.
The Zone of Interest. Writer and dir.
Jonathan Glazer. Based in part on the novel by Martin Amis. Cast: Christian
Friedel, Sandra Hüller. UK/USA/Poland, 2023. Online at DailyMotion (PicturePerfectChannel)
2024.*
Un artículo sobre el Enrique V de Shakespeare —y el de Laurence Olivier, y el de Kenneth Branagh— en el que me citan:
Torrado
Mariñas, Laura. (U de Vigo; ltorrado@uvigo.es) "'Once More Onto the
Breach, Dear Friends…': Olivier and Branagh's Henry V or Two Context-Dependent Renderings of the Shakespearean
Original." Odisea 11 (2010):
155-68.*