The first criticisms of the new biographical film of Bruce Springsteen, “Springsteen: Music from nowhere”and critics have greatly praised the effort.
The film tells the life period of The Boss in which he recorded his sixth studio album, “Nebraska”with The Bear’s star, Jeremy Allen Whiteplaying the musician.
After the premiere in the Telluride Film Festivalthe initial verdicts of the critics praised the performance of the star, although some suggested that the film itself has some defects.
What do the first criticisms about the new Springsteen movie say: Music from nowhere
Deadline said that White is “totally convincing in all aspects” And “it reaches the essence of man without copying it,” and described the transformation as “nothing less than impressive.”
“Springsteen: Music from nowhere is authentic, an intelligent journey and pause rhythm to the soul of an artist,” added critic Peter Hammond.
The Playlist also described the actor as “simply incredible” and described the film as “A biographical film as unorthodox as you can imagine For a premiere of a great study in 2025, even if director Scott Cooper makes decisions that prevent it from being a truly great film. “
“Springsteen: Music from nowhere is not simply another biographical film made in series – and that is a blessing – because it does not focus on the days of glory of the labor troubadour, but on the darkest chapter of his career,” Variety added.
The Hollywood Reporter suggested that the film was more for the staunch fans of Springsteen, and said: “If you are looking to celebrate the hymn hits of the favorite son of New Jersey workers, this highly personal film might not meet your requirements.”
“But serious fans, in particular those who admire the 1982 Lo-Fi Nebraska album, should connect with the intimate drama.”
However, Indiewire was less enthusiastic and argued: “Cooper’s film wants to be the Nebraska of rock biographical films, but he lacks delicacy to retain the essence of that sound when transferred to the body of a commercial biographical film.”
Next to White, the film stars Jeremy Strong of Succession as the manager and producer of Springsteen, Jon Landau, Stephen Graham of adolescence like his father Douglas and Odessa Young of The Staircase as the love interest Faye Romano.
Springsteen: Music from nowhere reaches cinemas in October.
Source: Ambito
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