b murphy

As a shameless longtime lover of Springsteen's music I was a little worried that this movie wouldn't do him justice. At most, I figured it would be a great 2 hours anyway. Oh. My. G-d. I laughed, I wept, and I even pumped my fist in the air a couple of times. Jeremy Allen White nailed it with grace and an element of humility that is a breath of fresh air. Scott Cooper's directing is so intimate that I felt almost like I was in the rooms. Bruuuuuuce!

Exquisite. Bittersweet. This is one of those films that lingers in your mind forever. The imaginative effects are works of art on their own, and provide a wonderful relief in the midst of heartbreak. The acting is superb. Peter Jackson should never stop making movies.