Richard guterrez

Seriously, the self-annointed reviewers who drone on about the intricacies that make this film a standout and worth seeing are truly out of their league. If you are British, and if you are Pakistani, and if you wear a top knot upon your head, you hipster you, I can see how this film is intriguing. But, if you are an average American adult who lived thru the Boss's era of ho hum rockish roll that was Springsteen this movie just bored the hell out of you. Slow, culturally relevant to a minor few and not at all interesting. Being from Detroit I never understood the appeal of his music. No one I knew listened to him. It wasn't Seeger or punk or progressive, it was lame. And so is this movie.

Riveting. The deuce, iacocca, miles and shelby... big names growing up in Detroit in the 60s and 70s and beyond. I mean legendary. To see how they all fit and meshed in historical context was exhilarating. Now, how would Tarantino have had made it?

I can't believe that's the same actor who was in revenant and played English twin mobsters, ...tom hardy is impressive. What at first i thought was an extra hokey super hero movie turned itself around once the voice of Venom started cracking corny chatter and hardy played off him with his own brand of corniness and it became a softer version of deadpool and pleased me well enough. Its different and I hope part 2 and 3 are on the way.