Anonymous wrote:had no idea springsteen was even still alive.
Anonymous wrote:I like(d) Springsteen when he first took off but as he became wrapped in fame and fortune, I became less of a fan.
IMO his songwriting became stale like many artists once they no longer have any kind of true struggle in their lives.
OTOH, I'd really like to see a film done about Keith Richards!
Anonymous wrote:Just watched this. Paid 20 bucks to stream it.Was looking forward to it and, wow, is it bad. It is one of the worst movies I've ever seen. Of course, am aware there are much worse movies out there but, wow, this was very poor. The guy from Succession was OK, but there is zero script, zero story, zero interest. Totally cliched and even that was done poorly. Avoid!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm a big fan and I thought the movie was very meh. There was no real plot - just repetition on the themes of his unhappy childhood and his obsession with releasing Nebraska. I thought the actor who played Bruce was excellent but the movie itself was a flop. I saw the Dylan movie on opening night and happily have re-watched it on a couple of flights. Not this one.
I much preferred the Dylan movie over this one. The Dylan movie was about the music. This movie is about Springsteen's depression? Boring.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’d prefer a 3 pt documentary similar to Billy Joel’s. Particularly while they’re still alive!
Yes, the documentary about Billy Joel was excellent. I felt like I knew him much better after I saw it.
Was looking forward to it and, wow, is it bad. It is one of the worst movies I've ever seen. Of course, am aware there are much worse movies out there but, wow, this was very poor. The guy from Succession was OK, but there is zero script, zero story, zero interest. Totally cliched and even that was done poorly. Avoid!Anonymous wrote:I recommend the film of his Broadway one-man show which is on HBO. It made me like him more than I had. It's the real him if you don't want to suspend disbelief with JA White. He sits at the piano, reminisces about his songs and then plays and sings them. I loved it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The reality is he has never been an interesting person. He made a handful of great songs early on and quickly became a cult hero/icon…because fans projected a personality on him. But what has he done?
He adopted a speech affect (like Madonna and Johnny Depp) to fit the character foisted upon him.
And he hasn’t made a hit in several decades. Decades.
He cheated on his wife, married his band mate, and cheated on her. Nothing interesting or noble there.
And he tours based on hits and a fake persona.
FTR, I say all this as someone who sat front row at one of his concerts in the 90s. It was fun, but I’m not a super fan or remotely interested in seeing this movie. I like some of his songs, admire that work, but basically think he’s nowhere near as talented or noteworthy as many people think. Moreover, listening to his fake voice while he pretends to know the working man when in reality he got rich and famous really early on is irritating. He’s a big phony. No clue why people don’t see that.
OK, MAGA