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For anyone who has ever wanted to dream. You're not alone.
In 1987, during the austere days of Thatcher’s Britain, a teenager learns to live life, understand his family, and find his own voice through the music of Bruce Springsteen.
Avis de la communauté (10)
"Guaranteed to make you feel good more than any other movie this year" - New York Post. GOTTA SAY THIS IS ONE HUNDRED PERCENT TRUE.
This is a nice little movie with some good music and heartfelt story. Nothing that is going to blow you away but it put a smile on my face.
Not the typical film I’d watch, but I’m glad I did...loved it. Not only nostalgic as I was the same age when the film was set, but I loved the positive message it gives and a true sense of climate of the mid to late 80’s. There’s actually nothing not to like, give it a watch ;)
Saw this on the same day like the other British minority driven ‘music’ movie and I gotta say this is vastly better. “Yesterday” is first and foremost a comedy while I’d put “Blinded by the light” in the drama category, so they are not easily comparable. However in terms of heart and substance this easily wins the day. As an avid Springsteen fan this movie spoke to me in many ways but I am sure you will enjoy this even if you have never listened to The Boss. I remember when I first heard his music. I must have been just a bit older than Javed. The lyrics spoke to me right from the start. 9/10
A little too much Springsteen at times - although there was probably no getting away from that given the title - and it is somtimes contrived . Still, there is much to like, with some charming characters, and a nostalgic blast from the past with the 80s stylings.