All respects to Bob Dylan's music, the movie itself was technically very well done and I liked the concept of the story. But the plot was almost impossible to follow, it was slow and did not build up an arc, if you do not know very basics behind it. Too artsy. All actors were fine, well, excpet Gere.

Interesting approach with really good performances.

A profound meditation on creativity and the personality of the artist, this is not a narrative but rather a filmic essay incorporating narrative elements. Not just for Dylan fans, although it helps.

Two Stars, but a very positive Two Stars

Certainly an interesting artistic experiment, though I found it a little too convoluted to be a really rewarding experience. Most of the individual segments are good, with strong performances, and for such a scatter shot film it's not too hard to piece things together so I enjoyed it but didn't love it.

This movie is a huge acid trip.

Diamond acting.

A great movie that tells not only Dylan's story, but rather a spectacular character progression that I believe many people will be able to corelate to. It also delves into what I understand it to be the Dylan's view on the world, and how it changed over the course of his life. The only short side is that even I, as a Dylan fan, had to watch movie twice to make some real sense, but for cautious eyes, there are so many surprises and hints in the movie it's really a beautiful experience.

Worth watching, but a bit too pretentious for me. Not sure that the normally fantastic Blanchett was as good as everyone else says she was. And sorry, but I didn't dig the Billy the Kid segment. Whilst on that subject, did anyone think that Gere looked like he had prepared for a Beatles fancy dress party?