I'm Not There

2007 • 135 minutes

À propos de ce film

I’m Not There is an unconventional journey into the life and times of Bob Dylan. Six actors portray Dylan as a series of shifting personae—from the public to the private to the fantastical—weaving together a rich and colorful portrait of this ever-elusive American icon.

Notes et avis

I really feel most of the people rating this film have no idea into the understanding of what was going on. Screen story is so different than a most films that perception was lost as the viewers were looking for cohesion as the scenes bypassed them. Of course one needs an IQ greater than a can of light-beer to see it. Grins... Mic Cl;-)~ Ririe, Idaho

I live in Los Angeles. I saw this the week it came to theatres in North Carolina, where I was visiting my older brother. He turned me on to Dylan when I was a kid. I play guitar and am actually recording my first CD as I write this. I have maintained, that if you are a rocker of any substance and write your own songs, you must go through Dylan. I thought this movie was great. I wasn't entirely comfortable with Cate Blanchett's part. But I believe that the the transgender/cross-dressing/LGBT community are unwitting pawns of satan, and part of his plan of man's destruction. (that's an argument for another day) Otherwise, loved it. As for Mr. James Baradenelli?, life is without form or structure, save what mankind feebly attempts to impose upon it to assuage his fears of a world and a universe he can't possible understand. Get over it. Drop some acid, smoke a joint, have a double martini, go for a nice long run. However, sit back and enjoy the ride. lol

The only thing missing was the Ricky Bobby version of his "Serve Somebody" phase.