Dee G

Very well done. Sly really is a genuis who was ahead of his time. I don’t Putin much into the narrative of the burned out junkie (not that this film says this) but that has dogged Sly Sly had a solid 7 years at the absolute peak not only in terms of chart/commercial success, but in terms of doing something uniquely his own and creative that shaped what followed. If you look at all the true greats, their really is a 5 year window where they were great If I had one complaint about the film (it’s minor) but it leans on a narrative that as a black man, this extra pressure played a significant role in Sly’s slide. Maybe but somehow I don’t think Sly would agree. I celebrate Sly’s unique life and gifts, all of it. I don’t think any explanation or excuse needs to be made for what happened to Sly. He’s amazing

Beautiful. Very moving. To everyone involved, thank you for being so vulnerable to share your stories and for being so strong to move on. May better days come to each of you and anyone who is struggling.

Don’t bother investing 2 hours in this turd. You’ll never get that time back.

Tough subject to pull off, but to me the movie felt forced and too many cliche comments. Also movie is at least 20 minutes too long.

Beautiful. The spirit of resistance and struggle for a fair wage is on full display.

A simple but beautiful movie. Thoroughly enjoyed

I admire George and his story, so it was dissapointing to give this movie such a low grade. The story and acting is forced. George deserved a better result

I’m a huge Dylan fan and the film gives a solid account of Bob’s early years in NYC, acceptance by folk elite, early album success and shift to electric. That’s all good but I think if misses the mark somewhat in not going into any detail of the impact Bob had on music at large (besides all the follow stuff). You also don’t get any sense of Bob the man at that time. I’m sure Bob didn’t allow Marty to go there, but it was a missed opportunity, especially given the length (a tad repetitive)

Frances was entirely relatable. She has her own unique style and charm, but while everyone around her seems to have things together, she appears to be struggling. But she really isn’t. We’ve all been there.

In terms of slapstick comedy, this movie is gold. Especially if you grew up in the 80s. Have t laughed like this non stop for a while. Well done