Haynes' adventurous biopic of Bob Dylan uses six actors from different time eras and ages is a highly stylistic and thought-provoking choice to tell a complex singer's life. Characters become reborn, they fall, and they reflect Bob Dylan's persona extremely well - but moreover brings attention to the influences and experimental methodology that Dylan may have used himself throughout his musical career. It's almost challenging pieces together all of the pieces, but any Dylan fan should find the utmost appreciation for this piece of work; it's one of the more artistic and well-thought out musical biographies out there. 8.2/10.
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