If I took anything away from this movie, it's that for the sake of workers, scientists, and the environment, dumb rich politicians, oligarchs, and really capitalism writ large must be stopped, no matter the cost.
But all honesty, seeing Pattinson in this role was so fun. Most of the jabs or modern day comparisons were pretty on the nose or a bit over the top, but still delivered. Only character I would've like to have seen more of was (by…
I think this movie tries to do a few different things, some better some questionable.
Definitely had me hooked with an emotional immigrant story, but some of the rich family elements left a sour taste in my mouth. First half was beautiful and moving, second half had me scratching my head. By the end, I kept asking myself what is this movie trying to say? And couldn't quite find an answer.
Bruce is unhinged and as youthful as ever. The whole concert feels like some found footage or a concert filmed on a phone, yet it fits the aesthetic so well of an up and coming band making it big. It was just so enjoyable to see Bruce having fun, laughing, engaging with the crowd, etc and seeing Clarence as the true #2 of the band was a welcome sight (R.I.P.).
Plus, if you're looking to get into Springsteen, this concert is a manageable and digestible one compared to the 3+ hour excursions fans are used to!
They managed to sneak in a Key & Peele reference, I was floored 🤣
