@Scotlandtommy3 no, he was married to his back up singer for 6 years and have a child with her. They probable was messing around for more like 10years....
Complete bullshit? I doubt it. This is an entertaining interesting and insightful clip. People sure know how to complain about nothing. Fucking Critics. I'll complain about critics. They're to critical. be progressive. not regressive or aggressive. progressive is impressive.
The movie is ahead of it's time...like Bob. Shot in 3 weeks, every actor asked 2 be in movie and was not paid. YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH! and America is the lowest form of existence...how he sinks beneath your wisdom like a stone.
I saw the movie in Austin. I was the only one there.
It is plain he wants to be an actor; I don't know what is keeping him from it except himself. He definitely has the potential. Or maybe I just want the potential to be there for him.
Acting, good acting, is a lot harder than it looks. Bad acting is easy. I see it everyday including in my own life.
Brando said it was easy but then Brando was wrong. He made it look simple, very simple, but it came to him naturally.
It's complete bullshit. A laundry list of Bob's lifelong gripes. Of course, the female has to be Black. He has spent a lifetime objectifying Black women as well as complaining about his fame. Whatever.
I think it was an apocolyptic masterpiece. It's my other favourite that complains about his fame...even in his songs. (The inimitable, Van Morrison.) Dylan expects the price of fame. You sound like Holden Caufield, btw. Thanks for coming by this way.
Wondering...did you see the movie? I guess I can't see your point. You can usually gauge a movie's production value by the actors. For instance...Gregory Peck...I'd stand in line to see him in anything.
i like to hear what bob's got to say every now and then, i do respect the man, but watching a few clips of this movie was enough for me, for now.... production value is mostly director and plotline in my humble opinion... what if gregory peck was doing the first teletubbies movie?
LOL. I was kiddin'. Just quoting Dylan about Gregory Peck from "Brownsville Girl." Give me this: The commercial for the new one with DeNiro and Pacino is accurate when they say--"That's all you need to know!" Peace!
i still dont understand this movie! It had no rhythm and no rhyme to it at all. All these top actors and it still made no sense. Maybe I'm the only one...
How many times did you see it? I have seen it over 100 times. It has some priceless moments in it and some very REAL atmosphere. Maybe you have to understand Dylan, I don't know. Some of the offbeat humour is amazing. I have been a fan since 1975, so it was awesome for me. Thanks for watching.
I've seen it about 3 times over a five year period. M&A's release was limited but I saw it for the first time in theaters back in 2003. I was a teenager then so I blamed my distaste for the film on age, but I watched it again last year and still nothing jived for me.
I'm sure you're right, the film is for Dylan fans. I only saw it because I'm an Angela Bassett fan so maybe an appreciation for Dylan is needed for this film. I actually really did enjoy their scene together so thanks for posting!
p.s. he was married to a black gal for 25 years :)
Scotlandtommy3 2 months ago
@Scotlandtommy3 no, he was married to his back up singer for 6 years and have a child with her. They probable was messing around for more like 10years....
skyiscrying53 in reply to Scotlandtommy3 (Show the comment) 1 week ago
Tha hunneh badguh.
noisepuppet 1 year ago
Complete bullshit? I doubt it. This is an entertaining interesting and insightful clip. People sure know how to complain about nothing. Fucking Critics. I'll complain about critics. They're to critical. be progressive. not regressive or aggressive. progressive is impressive.
halohotdog 1 year ago
@halohotdog lol
doyoureallythinkso in reply to halohotdog (Show the comment) 1 year ago
Some people sure know how to ruin a good thing. This Movie looks sweet. fucking critics.
halohotdog 1 year ago
The movie is ahead of it's time...like Bob. Shot in 3 weeks, every actor asked 2 be in movie and was not paid. YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH! and America is the lowest form of existence...how he sinks beneath your wisdom like a stone.
MrDonna99 1 year ago
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what things dont mean.-
45a66 2 years ago
Nice to hear Jerry Garcia playing Dylan's Senor near the end. - 8:11
anonymoose714 2 years ago
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Sorry, but even great cast can't save this movie - very boring and really useless
Magnolia296 2 years ago
I saw the movie in Austin. I was the only one there.
It is plain he wants to be an actor; I don't know what is keeping him from it except himself. He definitely has the potential. Or maybe I just want the potential to be there for him.
Acting, good acting, is a lot harder than it looks. Bad acting is easy. I see it everyday including in my own life.
Brando said it was easy but then Brando was wrong. He made it look simple, very simple, but it came to him naturally.
grainofsandfan 2 years ago
the guy with the sheep looks like barry gibb lol
NovemberCrow 2 years ago
That guy is Val Kilmer.
dsavereide in reply to NovemberCrow (Show the comment) 2 years ago
oh...bet he would totally rock some polyester though
NovemberCrow in reply to dsavereide (Show the comment) 2 years ago
Saw it @Art Museum in Motown when it first came out!! I really and still like it!!!
Dylanhead from detroit(really Troy Mi)
NAPIEWOCKI 2 years ago
yeh pretty much try to get on with things
joegelb 2 years ago
does anyone who comments on youtube have a f#@king brain?
omniotium 2 years ago
No, just you, Scarecrow aka omniotium.
But you had better be careful with comments like that... The Wonderful Wizard of Oz might take your newly found brain back.
Rain on the Scarecrow, blood on the plow.
evilCozPoetry in reply to omniotium (Show the comment) 2 years ago
It's complete bullshit. A laundry list of Bob's lifelong gripes. Of course, the female has to be Black. He has spent a lifetime objectifying Black women as well as complaining about his fame. Whatever.
paddy2youse 3 years ago
I think it was an apocolyptic masterpiece. It's my other favourite that complains about his fame...even in his songs. (The inimitable, Van Morrison.) Dylan expects the price of fame. You sound like Holden Caufield, btw. Thanks for coming by this way.
glimmerman108 in reply to paddy2youse (Show the comment) 3 years ago
@paddy2youse when did he objectify a black woman?
skyiscrying53 in reply to paddy2youse (Show the comment) 1 week ago
Great movie... It's very thought provoking
spooninspoon 3 years ago
not really a good idea to see a movie just cause of the actors, and its an even worse idea to idolize the actors in the first place.
:( it's sad.
illsingasongforyou 3 years ago
Wondering...did you see the movie? I guess I can't see your point. You can usually gauge a movie's production value by the actors. For instance...Gregory Peck...I'd stand in line to see him in anything.
glimmerman108 in reply to illsingasongforyou (Show the comment) 3 years ago
..you don't see it cause you're part of it.
you prove my point, sir.
i like to hear what bob's got to say every now and then, i do respect the man, but watching a few clips of this movie was enough for me, for now.... production value is mostly director and plotline in my humble opinion... what if gregory peck was doing the first teletubbies movie?
illsingasongforyou in reply to glimmerman108 (Show the comment) 3 years ago
LOL. I was kiddin'. Just quoting Dylan about Gregory Peck from "Brownsville Girl." Give me this: The commercial for the new one with DeNiro and Pacino is accurate when they say--"That's all you need to know!" Peace!
glimmerman108 in reply to illsingasongforyou (Show the comment) 3 years ago
hahaha, OH kay, peace dude.
illsingasongforyou in reply to glimmerman108 (Show the comment) 3 years ago
@glimmerman108 this is a clever quote, not many people will get this, been listening to brownsville girl, eh? ;-)
ingateman in reply to glimmerman108 (Show the comment) 1 year ago
@ingateman One of many favourites. Yep. : )
glimmerman108 in reply to ingateman (Show the comment) 1 year ago
i have the sound track to this on a vinyl record
folkrockm14 3 years ago
i still dont understand this movie! It had no rhythm and no rhyme to it at all. All these top actors and it still made no sense. Maybe I'm the only one...
simo206 3 years ago
How many times did you see it? I have seen it over 100 times. It has some priceless moments in it and some very REAL atmosphere. Maybe you have to understand Dylan, I don't know. Some of the offbeat humour is amazing. I have been a fan since 1975, so it was awesome for me. Thanks for watching.
glimmerman108 in reply to simo206 (Show the comment) 3 years ago
I've seen it about 3 times over a five year period. M&A's release was limited but I saw it for the first time in theaters back in 2003. I was a teenager then so I blamed my distaste for the film on age, but I watched it again last year and still nothing jived for me.
I'm sure you're right, the film is for Dylan fans. I only saw it because I'm an Angela Bassett fan so maybe an appreciation for Dylan is needed for this film. I actually really did enjoy their scene together so thanks for posting!
simo206 in reply to glimmerman108 (Show the comment) 3 years ago