I used to work at the power station during this time. I was the gopher and I was always fixing things getting coffee, spicing tapes normalizing the board and talking with Bruce a lot he even pulled out the cassette of Nebraska out of his pocket and jokingly said that he actually almost lost it. It was a great honor to work with Bruce during this time. It’s pretty cool to see the studio that I knew so well long live Bruce so humble what a great guy and his whole band was also comprised of wonderful souls.
The balls to put out the album as he did in the era of ever more polished rock music - absolutely uncompromising. The man answers to no-one but himself.
@Liofa73 and also put on incredible performances as Capone in Boardwalk Empire and an american mobster in the Irishman, I think audiences will get on board :)
@cliff_boof9799 It’s my personal favorite Springsteen album. Deeply personal and the whole album is just a harmonica and a guitar. Simplistic but perfect.
@bikeman1x11well he complained about living in Rumson cause it’s red politically but like he chose to move there lol. It’s always been red. That being said Bruce was always giving out kings size for Halloween so we always drove over to his neighborhood as kids haha
I grew up about 20 miles from Bruce Springsteen, also had a difficult childhood and as a high school student, liked to write. In 1978 an English teacher asked me if I liked his music and I said, "I can't understand what he's singing." The teacher told me to pick up the Darkness album and read the lyrics as I listened. When I heard the words from Adam Raised a Cain, "Daddy worked his whole life for nothing but the pain, now he walks these empty rooms, looking for something to blame" I had found my favorite artist. While many were saying, "What the hell is he doing!" when Nebraska was released; I enjoyed sitting in my room and listening to the hauntingly dark and powerful songs. Looking forward to this movie!
He’s an absolute poet. I’m an English Prof & I’ve not only sat thru seminars on his writing, but I’ve taught entire sections of Creative Writing on his lyrics and has students really connect with him who had only heard of him, but never “heard” him before. I’m excited to see what they’ll do with this.
I grew up in Eatontown, about 10 miles from Asbury. I was 14 in 1978 and Darkness grabbed me and never let me go. Even now at 61, when I listen to that album I drift back all those years to that 14 year old kid I was.
@FakeNameGoesHere I hear ya. To this day, every time I hear Backstreets it takes me to an exact spot. I was working at Great Adventure in '78, leaving the park just after closing and a group of kids were standing outside someone's car with B2R on cassette playing from the car stereo.
I'm very glad that he didn't try to translate Bruce's singing voice into his everyday voice. I personally thought this was a really big issue with Timmy's performance in A Complete Unknown. It just felt very fake given it's not hard to look up these artist's interviews.
It actually works a lot better doing that and usually allows a movie to have longevity That’s how Christian Bale plays his characters he won’t imitate them
@StephenAldamaman I thought I was the only who realized this with Timothee’s performance! He made him way too nasally half the time. Some coach probably told him he talks how he sings, which is only partly true. Dylan really in reality just sounded like a 60’s stoner. I agree that annoyed me too, but I think it was only half the time. Still great movie I thought
I met Bruce Springsteen when I was in hospital one Christmas over a decade ago. It was very brief, barely a nod, but he would come in to see his godson and play guitar with him regularly. He was so quiet, unassuming. Seeing this side of a musician I had grown up listening to gave me a whole new perspective and respect for the man behind the music. Looking forward to seeing the film. Perfect casting.
That essence that you explained about Bruce in the hospital, I feel it came out in the movie as well. A man who felt the raw feelings of life and faced them head on without looking for attention for it.
It was 1984; I was stationed in the Netherlands serving in the USAF. Met a guy who was a big Springsteen fan and dogged him about his gravelly voice ballads. Then Born in the USA was released. Then I started borrowing this guys albums to make copies of his old stuff. Been a fan ever since. Later that year we all went to see him In Rotterdam Stadium! Epic! 🎸 🇳🇱
It is NOT "against the military". A commentary about the government that involved us in Vietnam and forgot about the vets when they came home. Get your facts straight!
Al Teller and Jon Landau having a discussion about Springsteen back when there was a music industry and people (executives) actually knew about music in the business. Good times. Liking the trailer a lot.
I'm so excited! Nebraska is one of my favourite albums and I love both Jeremys. Hope White gets nominated for best actor and Strong for best supporting actor
I'm already hooked. The line about finding 'something real in all the noise' perfectly encapsulates what makes Springsteen's music so timeless and impactful. Can't wait to see the whole documentary.
Totally sold. And I love that they're not aiming for a full life story, instead picking it up at a time when the biz around him wanted one type of album and he gave them something else entirely. Springsteen doesn't get enough credit for his willingness to take big risks.
Yeah, I *like* biopics like Bohemian Rhapsody, but RUclipsr Patrick Willems isn't wrong when he says biopics like this, which focus on an aspect of or time period in a person's life are usually better than the kind that try to tell a musician's whole life story. As he points out, these often fall into a predictable formula: musician on verge of big comeback concert flashes back to entire life, we see musician's childhood issues that musician must face and overcome by the end, musician starts off in small venues, musician wins over skeptical record producer with [insert well-known first hit], musician interacts with/gets advice from other legendary musicians, musician's fame takes off, musician gets mired in dark side of fame with (a) infidelity (b) substance abuse (c) mental heath issues (d) any combination thereof, often leading to rupture and/or breakup of first marriage, musician enters rehab/psychological treatment where they learn to deal with aforementioned childhood issues, musician reconciles with spouse or finds new love, musician stages comeback, we end on aforementioned triumphant comeback concert, freeze frame and superimposed text. Patrick also points out that if Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox story had been a success, musician biopics would no longer follow that formula because that movie skewered each and every one of these tropes so beautifully.
Judging from the clip from what looks like The Power Station recording studio, where Born in The USA was recorded, we might get a look at what happened after Nebraska too!
@AndyClancyNY: Maybe as a sort of contrasting epilogue to show that after doing the introspective album he needed to do, he could still have a breakout hit after that. Maybe that helps illustrate the "repair the world" line.
If you're a little older, you should give City By The Sea (Robert De Niro, James Franco, Eliza Dushku, Frances McDormand) a watch, it was shot in the early 2000s in AP and shows those run down years when AP wasn't the best place to go. Crazy to remember that when seeing it now.
@bikeman1x11they temporarily replaced the signage in front of the Stone Pony with the original marquee. The inside doesn't look much different than how it looks today. In Asbury Park they only filmed at the Stone Pony, the carousel and at the beach.
Grew up near exit 5 on the turnpike. In 1976 I was 15, and My father ordered some eight track tapes from Columbia House in the mail. The promotion was order like 10 albums for the price of one, and then you have to pay for another 10 at full price plus shipping/handling. When they arrived, there was tapes from Carly Simon, James Taylor , Boz Skaggs, EW&F, Paul Simon, ELO, and some older stuff my parents liked. In that mix was Born to Run on 8 track. We played it until it melted.
All of my life my friends have told me that they can’t understand what I see in Bruce Springsteen or what I like about his music. And the funny thing is - I can’t really explain it to them. His music speaks to me. It’s a very personal experience that is deep and is real. The phrase “Deliver me from nowhere” comes out of two different songs on the Nebraska album: “Open All Night” and “State Trooper”. That one line described a very specific point in my life when I was going nowhere and my life seemed to have no point. A therapist later diagnosed me as being suicidal and had me sign a suicide contract promising I wouldn’t cash in my own chips. Springsteen’s music gave me an outlet that allowed me describe what I was going through in my own heart and mind, but by using the words of his songs.
I couldn't either until another documentary about him summed it up. Bruce's early songs are about leaving home and finding your world. Dusting off the chains of our hometowns and getting on a motorcycle to find adventure. I discovered him as I was applying to college and dreaming of a new me. He captured my desire to change and grow. When I hear his old songs I feel like they are all about the possibilities and it's thrilling.
His music speaks to me too, it's hard to explain. I started listening to him 18 years ago in a dark period of my life, I was going nowhere as well. His music helped me ❤
I saw Springsteen on the Darkness Tour and was amazed at the high energy! Best performance I have seen of any artist or band!! Can’t wait for this film!!
I was 14 when Born in the USA broke the top 40 and I became aware of Bruce Springsteen. The family I babysat for had a top of line stereo system, and the dad was a huge Springsteen fan. One night, curious, I pulled out the LP of Born to Run and put it on. I still remember sitting on the living room floor as Thunder Road washed over me, amazed. I must have played that album 100 times on that family’s stereo. I can’t thank them enough.
I was 5 yrs old remember getting a Sony Walkman for my birthday and a cassette of Born In The USA from aunt and uncle when they came to California from Jersey. I have always been proud of my east coast roots even though I was a west coast kid.
I've known the lyrics to Thunder Road for years. When my oldest daughter was very little, I would sit on her bedroom floor up against her bed and sing her to sleep with Thunder Road. What shocked me was that by the time she started school, she could recite the entire song back to me!! Have a huge love for that song.
Looks promising. Love seeing that Stephen Graham is in there as Bruce's dad! Bruce is simply epic. His work is legion and awesome. He can uplift me and make me cry almost at the same time.
I’ve always let Bruce’s music speak for itself, never tempted to look into his life - until now. This wouldn’t be out without his blessing. Looking forward to this.
Lifelong fan of Bruce's music. I loved all the actors performances in this film. I loved how this film highlighted a lesser known, vulnerable side to man we all know as the Boss. I think anyone that is a true Bruce fan would enjoy this film.
He looks NOTHING like him! This is the problem with biopics that cast famous actors. You can't ever watch them and lose yourself in who they are supposed to be. Your brain is always going 'that's so and so, doing all their acting', lol. Casting an unknown is the only answer but ofc no film at this level can be financed with an unknown. Vicious circle. Stephen Graham (adore) took me out of it too as his dad. Love Bruce. The film looks ok but casting is an issue. Same with the Dylan film. Some of it is great (some is bad) but you find yourself admiring the great perf without ever letting Timmy disappear.
It's interesting to me that it's getting a fall release- which is prime Oscar release time. Someone thinks it's great. I sure do hope it is, because I am a long time member of the Church Of Bruce.
Springsteen didn’t just sing - he told the truth, even when it hurt. This looks like it honors that silence-between-the-notes kind of power. October can’t come soon enough.
Too bad he tells nothing of the sort now. He and the rest of the pseudo-rebels that fancy themselves "punk rockers" have been completely mum about the jews killing 60,000+ people whose land they stole.
born in 77. I was 18 in 95. Tom Joad tour came to Upper Darby, Pa. Tower Theater. I'd been listening to Bruce since I was 7. Nobody wanted to go with me. I never saw him live before. I bought a single and went alone. I've seen him countless times since then. That night in the Tower will always be my most favorite show. There's music and then there's Bruce Springsteen.
I couldn’t afford the ticket at the time but I have been making up since then. We have been brucified. Sadly some people have yet to see the salvation. Greetings to you, my brother.
Scott Cooper absolutely has the ability to make this the best work of his career here. I say as someone who believes that his film Hostiles with Christian Bale is one of the most underrated films of the last 10 years. Highly recommend! Also, as usual, give the trailer editor a raise!👏
Some people forgot Crazy Heart, it was his directorial debut that won Jeff Bridges an Oscar. I absolutely adore Crazy Heart. Black Mass and The Pale Blue Eye from Cooper were really good too
Scott's pretty underrated in general. Not that people don't love his movies. Crazy Heart is great. People talk about Black Mass quite a bit (maybe more as a performance movie than as a whole piece of art) but I can't say Scott has a movie I don't like and Out of the Furnace is one of the most realistic depictions of blue collar Appalachia that I've seen. It just seems people don't recognize Scott as the guy behind them. Tl;dr I absolutely agree haha
@foxross4468 ya his work on those films goes unappreciated probably because the actors might over shadow his directing. Out of the Furnace is also very solid!
Nebraska is one of favorite albums of all time and Reason to Believe is one of my favorite songs. That song captures the American spirit--good and bad--like no other song.
Tears started flowing the second Born to Run came on… I didn’t expect that knowing this movie was going to be about Nebraska, but I’m absolutely here for it 🔥
I grew up at the Jersey shore, my family lived in Lavallette and Neptune, my dad grew up in Allenhurst blocks away from Asbury Park. He worked at the old hotel as a teen and met Bruce several times back in the day as he was coming up, playing Stone Pony, hanging around the boardwalk. Got to see Bruce myself at the Summer Stage one year when he was a surprise guest for longtime friend of his Southside Johnny. Listening to dad's stories, I always had a strong appreciation growing up for Bruce. His music was always a part of our lives. And I always appreciated that he remained so humble, approachable, the people's rock star, and never once forgot his roots. Indeed he's embraced his roots so strongly they are as forever bonded to his mythology as his music. He is as much a part of the culture and soul of the Jersey shore as salt water taffy and skeeball. And we're lucky we got a guy like him as one of our patron saints.
Great to see director Scott Cooper returning to the world of music-driven drama with another film about a singer, his first in this vein since Crazy Heart, which earned Jeff Bridges an Oscar.
A small little correction and the thing i really disliked in this trailer.. Oscar nominated actor Jeremy a w! - they should put it in now! Immediately! Dont fool ppl like that Also i hope Jeremy AW (those who listen lana will understand 😏) is also Xplored in the film😏
When he said,’once he’s done that… he’s gonna repair the entire world.’ he ain’t lying… I’m from India… from the other side of Bruce’s world… and he’s repairing that hole in me… Thank you boss.
Have you seen Blinded by the Light? It’s about an Indian-British teen who’s a huge Bruce fan. Nobody around him could understand how he could relate so hard to this white guy from the US but they had so much in common where it mattered.
I've been a fan since I first heard Born to run on the radio, I went to the record shop that Saturday looking for it, the guy told me that it was by a new guy from America, and told me that he's going to be the next big thing in rock,he wasn't wrong
Yup Ask Jon Landau. Only Rock N Roll artist too appear on 2 major news magazines in one week in 75 I believe. Writer of one seen him live, and quoted “ I just seen the future of Rock and Roll, and its name is Bruce Springsteen.
Well that trailer got me, the veins popping eyes bulging intensity of The Boss live, plus the heart and hunger that drives him, all perfectly captured in this trailer, looks very promising 👌
I’ll never forget the thrill of my first Springsteen live concert. 9/15/84, a packed Philadelphia Spectrum. It was the Born in the USA tour. Across the street, at JFK Stadium, Michael Jackson was charging an astonishing $50 for a one hour show. The Boss was charging $12.50 and playing for four solid hours of all out, heart pounding, adrenaline producing rock ‘n’ roll glory. There must’ve been 20,000 or more of us stuffed in that arena and none of us sat in our seats for more than a second. Bruce and the fabulous East Street Band played until we nearly dropped. I remember him screaming, “Are you getting tired?” Hah! Never!! Is it possible for a single concert to be life-changing? Yes. I’m from the Jersey shore, grew up on Highway 9. I was a fan of Bruce long before that show. But after that show? I became a disciple. Bring on the movie.
Although I don't like when he talks about politics. He is the best live performer in history. I'd love to have seen the 80s concerts, but luckily he kept that train running through all the years, giving everyone a chance to experience it.
Don't let the facts get in the way of a good story! MJ's show was 2 weeks prior, cost $30 a ticket, and ran for over 100 minutes according to reviews at the time. It was an expensive production.
@vincentbarney3091that’s comparable to Tom Cruise in Top Gun Maverick in which he wasn’t nominated. Musical biopics usually earn an award from the performer.
If I got a dollar for every person who said on RUclips some protagonist is going to win an Oscar impersonating some star. Man, I lost count. You are so cringy. It is a trailer. When the movie comes out 9 out of 10 times nobody mentions an Oscar anymore. LOL
My dad’s been a fan of The Boss for over 40 years. He went to Bruce’s very first Irish gig in Slane Castle in June 1985, during the Born In The USA tour. He saw Bruce in concert many times over the years but it was only last year that he took me to see him for the very first time in Croke Park in Dublin last summer. Best gig I’ve ever been to! No regrets! 🙌
Hi, I was at the Croker too. Unfortunately the distracted audience made it my ‘worst’ Bruce gig for me. I much prefer the RDS or even Kilkenny. Bruce is still head and shoulders above all performers when it comes to giving to his public though.
He has been my favorite artist for the best part of my life, since 1978's Darkness. I am originally from the UK and went to America as a dream of mine as a 19 year old largely inspired by Bruce's music. I lived there for 38 years (served 4 years in the army) until the country simply betrayed me in 2016, but the thing about Bruce is that when singing about America he gave me the good, bad and the ugly and he has been right about it all. His music has spoken to me in a way that nobody else's has from the dream and promise of America, to having a similar relationship with my father as he did with his and to all the stories of salvation and redemption. Cannot wait to see this movie. I just listened to the audiobook by the same name and while the narrators voice was tough the story is mesmerizing.
Saw him..back in 78', in Detroit ( Cobo Hall ) near, front row. I paid $ 35.00 per ticket. My best friend, well known Rock photographer, Ross Marino, got me tickets ( Ross died in 88' swimming accident ) Now, you would pay probably, 5k per seat, to see him..
The second I saw the part where he's singing born to run i was ready to start bawling Jeremy Allen White is really just a national treasure it's so satisfying to see how far he's come
In actuality all he does is give concerts on other countries bad mouthing America. Springsteen is a clown. A Hollywood weirdo pretending to be the average working man. It’s a grift.
all he did was whine about living in the best part of NJ- i grew up about 10 menutes from where he did and it was awesome then- now NJ is a sh*thole in most places but freehold area was awesome
He was phenomenal... I was shocked at how good he played Bruce, down to the way Bruce walks and talks and moves on stage, and even the way he lays down on a sofa that I think the actor must have learned from deeply studying photographs ...and Im most amazed at how that was actually Jeremy singing Bruce:s songs when I thought it was Bruce ....😮
I can't wait to see this. My dad went to high school with Bruce and played the keyboard in one of his first short-lived bands as a teenager (of course, he tells everyone he meets this claim to fame). The movie premieres close to my dad's birthday and I’m excited to take him to the theatre to see the film. It looks great.
I probably saw him in one of these: Castiles, Steel Mill, or Dr. Zoom and the Sonic Boom. They played for dances at the Farmingdale Methodist Church and Howell High. 😁
WOW! I honestly forgot I was watching Jeremy Allen White . Bruce Springsteen has a great big heart and you could always hear that in the message of his music . The healing words and sounds in The Streets of Philadelphia .I appreciate the courage and Love in that song . What a great body of work he has produced. Thank you Bruce Springsteen and thank you Jeremy Allen White ! I hope this movie is well received because it comes at a crucial time. I hope it inspires hearts to bring healing instead of destruction. ❤ ❤❤ Like his music .
I remember when nobody knew who Jeremy was as an actor it's amazing seeing how far he's come as an actor
Lip made me a forever fan. Such an unbelievable performance
Which Jeremy though
Wow you knew him first you’re so cool 🤡
And when exactly was that?! Everyone saw him in Shameless… Shameless was a HUGE show, lol.
...as an actor, he's a great actor, as an actor.
The cast is stacked. White, Strong, Graham. I’m in.
I just came back from seeing this movie and loved it.
I used to work at the power station during this time. I was the gopher and I was always fixing things getting coffee, spicing tapes normalizing the board and talking with Bruce a lot he even pulled out the cassette of Nebraska out of his pocket and jokingly said that he actually almost lost it. It was a great honor to work with Bruce during this time. It’s pretty cool to see the studio that I knew so well long live Bruce so humble what a great guy and his whole band was also comprised of wonderful souls.
LOL...gopher! Some people don't know a gopher was the "GO FOR" this and "GO FOR" that guy! You were so lucky!
too cool
Did you also meet my husband John Bongiovi? :))
I absolutely LOVE that you had this connection, and your story about the Nebraska cassette. Awesome. Simply awesome!
This looks very promising. They put together an incredible cast for this. Nice to know that Bruce was on set for a lot of this too.
Yes confirmed! I was an extra in this and he was there for a lot of it!
Two of the best Jeremys in one movie already sold me for this
Promising? Did you see the performance footage at the end. The worst I’ve ever seen!
Straight white dad abusing him. Why am I not surprised they would go this route. Pass on the propaganda....
I extra'd on the movie for the climax, seems like it's going to be decent
The balls to put out the album as he did in the era of ever more polished rock music - absolutely uncompromising. The man answers to no-one but himself.
Absolutely, basically a demo !
and is just a hack nj has produced far better
Which album is it?
@howiespancakeshackNebraska
@howiespancakeshack Nebraska
At the end of the film, Timothée Chalamet's Bob Dylan walks into frame and goes "I'm putting together a team..."
When he asked Austin Butler, Butlers reply was, "thank you, thank you very much."
Austin Butler as Elvis, Taron Edgerton as Elton John, Rami Malik as Freddie Mercury. The villain is revealed to be John C Reilly as Dewey Cox.
And after that, a villain seated on a throne smiles...and it's revealed to be Chris Thompson, singer for Manfred Mann.
That's the funniest thing I've read on youtube in a long time! Thanks for the laugh.
@estebansteverincon7117 literally who??
Wow, he’s really channeling Bruce. We will be there. We love music biographies.
Heard about this project, shrugged. Then saw this trailer, goosebumps.
God, really?
@sratusthese positive comments are all bots
@sratusyeah, believe me I was surprised as not really a fan of biopics
Simp
Funny, I'm probably the opposite
1:43 saddest boys of the TV in a frame 😭😭 im in for thisss
Stephen Graham is in this... Okay I'm sold.
Ah yes, I knew I recognized him. (Many probably saw him most recently in "Adolescence".)
The scene he's in reminds me of his role in Broadwalk Empire
The problem is, Stephen Graham has been typecast as a British hooligan. So not really believable as his father.
@Liofa73 and also put on incredible performances as Capone in Boardwalk Empire and an american mobster in the Irishman, I think audiences will get on board :)
@netro4680 immediately thought of the scene with Al and Sonny
“come on, hit me tough guy”
Jeremy Allen White and Jeremy Strong are literally my favorite actors of this generation
Lip Gallagher and Kendall Roy, a shocking but awesome duo.
Two Jeremys. Wow!
Someone's got a crush
I thought it was Shia talking before I saw Jeremy. They sound more similar than I realized
You'll be excited to know they are both starring in The Social Reckoning...a sequel to The Social Network, again directed by Aaron Sorkin.
The intensifying reverberation of Nebraska in this really tugged on my heartstrings. Can't wait to see this 💛
2:14 Casually putting in a shot that’s the exact same as Nebraska’s album cover… masterful
The album cover had snow on the hood of the car but close enough
Nice catch
How does it stack up with his other albums I’ve never listened to Nebraska
@cliff_boof9799it’s a lot quieter, more folky. worth a listen
@cliff_boof9799 It’s my personal favorite Springsteen album. Deeply personal and the whole album is just a harmonica and a guitar. Simplistic but perfect.
Oscar campaign for both Jeremys begins now!!!!
And surely Stephen Graham will win one, if not for this then one day... incredible actor.
He's taking it. Taking. it!!
and that's why the value of the Oscar has plummeted
I was hoping someone would point out them having the same name. It's a coincidence that two Jeremys are the top two stars in the same film.
both j's=?
Growing up in Monmouth County, Bruce’s music was the soundtrack of my life. Cannot wait for this…
Love all the shots of asbury and the colts neck shoutout on the track tape. I hope it has a ton of NJ Easter eggs
best part of nj and springsteen whined about living there
@bikeman1x11well he complained about living in Rumson cause it’s red politically but like he chose to move there lol. It’s always been red. That being said Bruce was always giving out kings size for Halloween so we always drove over to his neighborhood as kids haha
Same. I wrote in my own comment that he is the sound of the jersey shore.
I'm from Ocean County, grew up on the Jersey Shore. Bruce is Jersey, period. Can't wait to see this.
Oh man they are making Nebraska an essential theme to this movie and I cannot wait to watch this now
I grew up about 20 miles from Bruce Springsteen, also had a difficult childhood and as a high school student, liked to write. In 1978 an English teacher asked me if I liked his music and I said, "I can't understand what he's singing." The teacher told me to pick up the Darkness album and read the lyrics as I listened. When I heard the words from Adam Raised a Cain, "Daddy worked his whole life for nothing but the pain, now he walks these empty rooms, looking for something to blame" I had found my favorite artist. While many were saying, "What the hell is he doing!" when Nebraska was released; I enjoyed sitting in my room and listening to the hauntingly dark and powerful songs. Looking forward to this movie!
He’s an absolute poet. I’m an English Prof & I’ve not only sat thru seminars on his writing, but I’ve taught entire sections of Creative Writing on his lyrics and has students really connect with him who had only heard of him, but never “heard” him before. I’m excited to see what they’ll do with this.
I grew up in Eatontown, about 10 miles from Asbury. I was 14 in 1978 and Darkness grabbed me and never let me go. Even now at 61, when I listen to that album I drift back all those years to that 14 year old kid I was.
My two favorite Bruce albums.
Darkness being number 1
@brittanyhill9106 That's great!
@FakeNameGoesHere I hear ya. To this day, every time I hear Backstreets it takes me to an exact spot. I was working at Great Adventure in '78, leaving the park just after closing and a group of kids were standing outside someone's car with B2R on cassette playing from the car stereo.
Nebraska is a masterpiece and I’m happy that’s what this movie is focusing on
I am so unbelievably sat
Love that White didn’t try to look like Springsteen or imitate him but capture his essence. This has a great cast and should be good.
It's called 'Acting'!
I'm very glad that he didn't try to translate Bruce's singing voice into his everyday voice. I personally thought this was a really big issue with Timmy's performance in A Complete Unknown. It just felt very fake given it's not hard to look up these artist's interviews.
Im sure they tried to get him looking as close as Bruce as they could
It actually works a lot better doing that and usually allows a movie to have longevity
That’s how Christian Bale plays his characters he won’t imitate them
@StephenAldamaman I thought I was the only who realized this with Timothee’s performance! He made him way too nasally half the time. Some coach probably told him he talks how he sings, which is only partly true. Dylan really in reality just sounded like a 60’s stoner. I agree that annoyed me too, but I think it was only half the time. Still great movie I thought
Jeremy Strong absolutely NAILS the character of Jon Landau. It was eerie. Can’t wait for this.
Unreal. I actually thought it could be a voice over.
You already saw the movie?
The guy who plays his dad , Doug, is spot on.
Unreal
Pure talent. No words
I met Bruce Springsteen when I was in hospital one Christmas over a decade ago. It was very brief, barely a nod, but he would come in to see his godson and play guitar with him regularly. He was so quiet, unassuming. Seeing this side of a musician I had grown up listening to gave me a whole new perspective and respect for the man behind the music. Looking forward to seeing the film. Perfect casting.
In England?
@burntvirtue Because he used the phrase 'in hospital' like the Brits do?
That essence that you explained about Bruce in the hospital, I feel it came out in the movie as well. A man who felt the raw feelings of life and faced them head on without looking for attention for it.
It was 1984; I was stationed in the Netherlands serving in the USAF. Met a guy who was a big Springsteen fan and dogged him about his gravelly voice ballads. Then Born in the USA was released. Then I started borrowing this guys albums to make copies of his old stuff. Been a fan ever since. Later that year we all went to see him In Rotterdam Stadium! Epic! 🎸 🇳🇱
This is not about you.
You do realize that's a protest song right that's against the US military
It is NOT "against the military". A commentary about the government that involved us in Vietnam and forgot about the vets when they came home. Get your facts straight!
@barbarazellin8649what you just said is literally anti military
@Randall-Mi Were you at Volkel Air Base? I did 2 years there back in 2021 when I was still in the AF.
All time performance from Jeremy Allen White incoming!!!!
Al Teller and Jon Landau having a discussion about Springsteen back when there was a music industry and people (executives) actually knew about music in the business. Good times. Liking the trailer a lot.
Yeah, today the execs are beancounters or something. Corp greed
Listening to Nebraska on the background is simply magical! Can’t wait for this one🙌🏻
Asbury Park looks gorgeous in this
His energy during born to run is exactly Bruce. He was always drenched at that point in the show😂
I'm so excited! Nebraska is one of my favourite albums and I love both Jeremys. Hope White gets nominated for best actor and Strong for best supporting actor
If you're ever sad, just remember that the world is billions of years old, and you somehow managed to exist at the same time as Bruce Springsteen
Most overrated vocalist and guitarist of all time.
7% of all humans that ever lived are alive at this moment
💯
@kubarybczynski661 definitely not overrated as a vocalist, extremely underrated as a guitarist
@kubarybczynski661😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 that’s plenty mate
I'm already hooked. The line about finding 'something real in all the noise' perfectly encapsulates what makes Springsteen's music so timeless and impactful. Can't wait to see the whole documentary.
Not a documentary
@steventalavera2381 please let me know the correct ..😊
It is a work of fiction. I am not sure what Bruce thinks of it, he working so hard at controlling his legacy.
Man, this looks great, really promising. Bruce deserves a high quality movie and we are all for it.
Stacked cast + great subject = Can't miss
Totally sold. And I love that they're not aiming for a full life story, instead picking it up at a time when the biz around him wanted one type of album and he gave them something else entirely. Springsteen doesn't get enough credit for his willingness to take big risks.
Yeah, I *like* biopics like Bohemian Rhapsody, but RUclipsr Patrick Willems isn't wrong when he says biopics like this, which focus on an aspect of or time period in a person's life are usually better than the kind that try to tell a musician's whole life story. As he points out, these often fall into a predictable formula: musician on verge of big comeback concert flashes back to entire life, we see musician's childhood issues that musician must face and overcome by the end, musician starts off in small venues, musician wins over skeptical record producer with [insert well-known first hit], musician interacts with/gets advice from other legendary musicians, musician's fame takes off, musician gets mired in dark side of fame with (a) infidelity (b) substance abuse (c) mental heath issues (d) any combination thereof, often leading to rupture and/or breakup of first marriage, musician enters rehab/psychological treatment where they learn to deal with aforementioned childhood issues, musician reconciles with spouse or finds new love, musician stages comeback, we end on aforementioned triumphant comeback concert, freeze frame and superimposed text. Patrick also points out that if Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox story had been a success, musician biopics would no longer follow that formula because that movie skewered each and every one of these tropes so beautifully.
"not aiming for a full life story" well that would be hard considering he's alive and well
So...like the Dylan movie
Judging from the clip from what looks like The Power Station recording studio, where Born in The USA was recorded, we might get a look at what happened after Nebraska too!
@AndyClancyNY: Maybe as a sort of contrasting epilogue to show that after doing the introspective album he needed to do, he could still have a breakout hit after that. Maybe that helps illustrate the "repair the world" line.
Gts... This is going to make an old man happier. Hope I get to see it before my river runs dry.
As someone from NJ, it is weird seeing Asbury Park all over a movie. Can’t wait to see it
If you're a little older, you should give City By The Sea (Robert De Niro, James Franco, Eliza Dushku, Frances McDormand) a watch, it was shot in the early 2000s in AP and shows those run down years when AP wasn't the best place to go. Crazy to remember that when seeing it now.
I am an extra in the movie, it was so surreal! Freehold even makes an appearance too, twice!
i wonder howe they made it look nice like in the 70's before the decline- now its back at least along the water
@bikeman1x11they temporarily replaced the signage in front of the Stone Pony with the original marquee. The inside doesn't look much different than how it looks today. In Asbury Park they only filmed at the Stone Pony, the carousel and at the beach.
@abcbabyyyyydo they show Jersey Freeze? That was Bruce’s favorite ice cream shop growing up
Bruce Springsteen bio pic looks awesome
Man... I just cried a little with a trailer... I cried man, I can't wait for this movie
Same.
Powerful stuff.
Grew up near exit 5 on the turnpike. In 1976 I was 15, and My father ordered some eight track tapes from Columbia House in the mail. The promotion was order like 10 albums for the price of one, and then you have to pay for another 10 at full price plus shipping/handling. When they arrived, there was tapes from Carly Simon, James Taylor , Boz Skaggs, EW&F, Paul Simon, ELO, and some older stuff my parents liked. In that mix was Born to Run on 8 track. We played it until it melted.
All of my life my friends have told me that they can’t understand what I see in Bruce Springsteen or what I like about his music. And the funny thing is - I can’t really explain it to them. His music speaks to me. It’s a very personal experience that is deep and is real. The phrase “Deliver me from nowhere” comes out of two different songs on the Nebraska album: “Open All Night” and “State Trooper”. That one line described a very specific point in my life when I was going nowhere and my life seemed to have no point. A therapist later diagnosed me as being suicidal and had me sign a suicide contract promising I wouldn’t cash in my own chips. Springsteen’s music gave me an outlet that allowed me describe what I was going through in my own heart and mind, but by using the words of his songs.
I couldn't either until another documentary about him summed it up. Bruce's early songs are about leaving home and finding your world. Dusting off the chains of our hometowns and getting on a motorcycle to find adventure. I discovered him as I was applying to college and dreaming of a new me. He captured my desire to change and grow. When I hear his old songs I feel like they are all about the possibilities and it's thrilling.
Show them a live performance of “She’s the One” from anytime during the 70’s. That will speak for you.
I know exactly what you are saying and where you are coming fron
His music speaks to me too, it's hard to explain. I started listening to him 18 years ago in a dark period of my life, I was going nowhere as well. His music helped me ❤
I started out with Born to run when it first came out,his words can reach deep into a persons soulx@serena1453
I saw Springsteen on the Darkness Tour and was amazed at the high energy! Best performance I have seen of any artist or band!! Can’t wait for this film!!
I was 14 when Born in the USA broke the top 40 and I became aware of Bruce Springsteen. The family I babysat for had a top of line stereo system, and the dad was a huge Springsteen fan. One night, curious, I pulled out the LP of Born to Run and put it on. I still remember sitting on the living room floor as Thunder Road washed over me, amazed. I must have played that album 100 times on that family’s stereo. I can’t thank them enough.
thunder road does indeed was over,in times of stress i find it very clensing
Thunder Road will ALWAYS be it for me🥰
I was 5 yrs old remember getting a Sony Walkman for my birthday and a cassette of Born In The USA from aunt and uncle when they came to California from Jersey. I have always been proud of my east coast roots even though I was a west coast kid.
This made me cry. What a beautiful memory
I've known the lyrics to Thunder Road for years. When my oldest daughter was very little, I would sit on her bedroom floor up against her bed and sing her to sleep with Thunder Road. What shocked me was that by the time she started school, she could recite the entire song back to me!! Have a huge love for that song.
Looks promising. Love seeing that Stephen Graham is in there as Bruce's dad! Bruce is simply epic. His work is legion and awesome. He can uplift me and make me cry almost at the same time.
I’ve always let Bruce’s music speak for itself, never tempted to look into his life - until now. This wouldn’t be out without his blessing. Looking forward to this.
Jimmy Kimmel did an interview Bruce was on set most of the time .
Lifelong fan of Bruce's music. I loved all the actors performances in this film. I loved how this film highlighted a lesser known, vulnerable side to man we all know as the Boss. I think anyone that is a true Bruce fan would enjoy this film.
The way you explained this is SO clear. Thank you
Wow! he doesn't look like The Boss as much as I was expecting, he still looks like JAW... but that last shot on stage is what sold me!
He looks NOTHING like him! This is the problem with biopics that cast famous actors. You can't ever watch them and lose yourself in who they are supposed to be. Your brain is always going 'that's so and so, doing all their acting', lol. Casting an unknown is the only answer but ofc no film at this level can be financed with an unknown. Vicious circle. Stephen Graham (adore) took me out of it too as his dad. Love Bruce. The film looks ok but casting is an issue. Same with the Dylan film. Some of it is great (some is bad) but you find yourself admiring the great perf without ever letting Timmy disappear.
From what I can tell in this trailer, he may not look like him, but he sure does capture his spirit.
@liztray1209Idk man, Kristen Stewart doesn't look 100% like Diana but I totally bought her as Diana. Same goes to Natalie Portman as Jackie Kennedy.
Sold. I can already tell Jeremy Allen will get Oscar nominated for this role.
He's going to win it
How can you tell? He said like 8 words in the trailer.
For most of us, it was sold a long time before the movie.😊
And Jeremy strong also
Yes and I can already tell the sun will go up tomorrow morning.
I was expecting to hate the look of this, but I got quite emotional watching the trailer. I think this could be an unexpected hit of the year.
I like Springsteen but not a huge fan by any stretch. But I watch this trailer and get chills. This has the potential to be huge.
Congrats on being quoted by the BBC article on this!
@LjB0mediaI just saw!
It's interesting to me that it's getting a fall release- which is prime Oscar release time. Someone thinks it's great. I sure do hope it is, because I am a long time member of the Church Of Bruce.
@jdbaiocco1only in america.
Springsteen didn’t just sing - he told the truth, even when it hurt. This looks like it honors that silence-between-the-notes kind of power. October can’t come soon enough.
Bruce Springsteen is absolutely garbage
Too bad he tells nothing of the sort now. He and the rest of the pseudo-rebels that fancy themselves "punk rockers" have been completely mum about the jews killing 60,000+ people whose land they stole.
You nailed it! Honoring the silence. 💛I've actually mentioned this as well recently after watching the film.
He should’ve been nominated for Oscar
born in 77. I was 18 in 95. Tom Joad tour came to Upper Darby, Pa. Tower Theater. I'd been listening to Bruce since I was 7. Nobody wanted to go with me. I never saw him live before. I bought a single and went alone. I've seen him countless times since then. That night in the Tower will always be my most favorite show. There's music and then there's Bruce Springsteen.
No one wanted to sit through such insufferable sh!t, even more so today, your friends were wise.
@thomasrudy6132 No one? The man can pack MSG in the morning and the Meadowlands in the afternoon every day of the year 🤩
I couldn’t afford the ticket at the time but I have been making up since then. We have been brucified. Sadly some people have yet to see the salvation. Greetings to you, my brother.
Scott Cooper absolutely has the ability to make this the best work of his career here. I say as someone who believes that his film Hostiles with Christian Bale is one of the most underrated films of the last 10 years. Highly recommend!
Also, as usual, give the trailer editor a raise!👏
Some people forgot Crazy Heart, it was his directorial debut that won Jeff Bridges an Oscar. I absolutely adore Crazy Heart. Black Mass and The Pale Blue Eye from Cooper were really good too
Scott's pretty underrated in general. Not that people don't love his movies. Crazy Heart is great. People talk about Black Mass quite a bit (maybe more as a performance movie than as a whole piece of art) but I can't say Scott has a movie I don't like and Out of the Furnace is one of the most realistic depictions of blue collar Appalachia that I've seen. It just seems people don't recognize Scott as the guy behind them. Tl;dr I absolutely agree haha
Agreed. Hostiles definitely deserves more love. Cooper’s filmography is consistently good and he doesn’t get enough credit.
@foxross4468 ya his work on those films goes unappreciated probably because the actors might over shadow his directing. Out of the Furnace is also very solid!
Agreed- Hostiles is just magnificent. And such an incredible ending that hits just right but isn't sappy or forced.
This is about to be peak cinema
you must be a teenager LMAO
@HiddentraxI am lol !!
Nebraska is one of favorite albums of all time and Reason to Believe is one of my favorite songs. That song captures the American spirit--good and bad--like no other song.
Great minds think alike. Nebraska has always been my favorite Springsteen album. Masterpiece.
Tears started flowing the second Born to Run came on… I didn’t expect that knowing this movie was going to be about Nebraska, but I’m absolutely here for it 🔥
I grew up at the Jersey shore, my family lived in Lavallette and Neptune, my dad grew up in Allenhurst blocks away from Asbury Park. He worked at the old hotel as a teen and met Bruce several times back in the day as he was coming up, playing Stone Pony, hanging around the boardwalk. Got to see Bruce myself at the Summer Stage one year when he was a surprise guest for longtime friend of his Southside Johnny. Listening to dad's stories, I always had a strong appreciation growing up for Bruce. His music was always a part of our lives. And I always appreciated that he remained so humble, approachable, the people's rock star, and never once forgot his roots. Indeed he's embraced his roots so strongly they are as forever bonded to his mythology as his music. He is as much a part of the culture and soul of the Jersey shore as salt water taffy and skeeball. And we're lucky we got a guy like him as one of our patron saints.
Jeremy Allen White was so good in Shameless. I knew he would one day win an Oscar.
He was one of the few things I liked about the US remake of Shameless. The Bear is one of my favorite dramas. It is a drama.
@benjaminlibertarianscorpio The Bear is one of the best streaming series. Such good writing, acting.
I always thought, he won after all the pain there’s always a light, always. Thanks for everything Boss, God bless you🙏🏻
Can we all agree this creator deserves more recognition
Calling it now: Jeremy's winning an award for this one!
Which one?
Just any award? He has won them before, lmao.
Great to see director Scott Cooper returning to the world of music-driven drama with another film about a singer, his first in this vein since Crazy Heart, which earned Jeff Bridges an Oscar.
A small little correction and the thing i really disliked in this trailer..
Oscar nominated actor Jeremy a w! - they should put it in now! Immediately! Dont fool ppl like that
Also i hope Jeremy AW (those who listen lana will understand 😏) is also Xplored in the film😏
I hope Stephen Graham gets an Oscar. He’s long overdue for some flowers for his career.
so great in Adolescence.
Yes he is brilliant, love him. Love Australia
When he said,’once he’s done that… he’s gonna repair the entire world.’ he ain’t lying… I’m from India… from the other side of Bruce’s world… and he’s repairing that hole in me… Thank you boss.
Have you seen Blinded by the Light? It’s about an Indian-British teen who’s a huge Bruce fan. Nobody around him could understand how he could relate so hard to this white guy from the US but they had so much in common where it mattered.
@jkschlitz Whoa!... Didn't know that... But, now I'll watch it for sure... Thanks
I believe everything I read on RUclips comments in 2025 moment
Saying he is going to heal the entire world is delusional.
Yup. Casual fans and haters of Bruce will pan it, but those of us in the know, know it's true.
I've been a fan since I first heard Born to run on the radio, I went to the record shop that Saturday looking for it, the guy told me that it was by a new guy from America, and told me that he's going to be the next big thing in rock,he wasn't wrong
Yup
Ask Jon Landau.
Only Rock N Roll artist too appear on 2 major news magazines in one week in 75 I believe.
Writer of one seen him live, and quoted “ I just seen the future of Rock and Roll, and its name is Bruce Springsteen.
Not a massive fan of film biopics but I'm a massive Bruce Springsteen fan and with the people involved in this I am cautiously optimistic!
Well that trailer got me, the veins popping eyes bulging intensity of The Boss live, plus the heart and hunger that drives him, all perfectly captured in this trailer, looks very promising 👌
I am an extra in the movie! Can't wait for this to come out! 😊
that sooooo cool!! congrats!
@joyanna9433thanks!
Jeremy Allen White as the Boss?? This is gonna be something special. That trailer gave me chills. Can’t wait for October 24th!
Yes Chef!!
I’ll never forget the thrill of my first Springsteen live concert. 9/15/84, a packed Philadelphia Spectrum. It was the Born in the USA tour. Across the street, at JFK Stadium, Michael Jackson was charging an astonishing $50 for a one hour show. The Boss was charging $12.50 and playing for four solid hours of all out, heart pounding, adrenaline producing rock ‘n’ roll glory. There must’ve been 20,000 or more of us stuffed in that arena and none of us sat in our seats for more than a second. Bruce and the fabulous East Street Band played until we nearly dropped. I remember him screaming, “Are you getting tired?” Hah! Never!!
Is it possible for a single concert to be life-changing?
Yes. I’m from the Jersey shore, grew up on Highway 9. I was a fan of Bruce long before that show. But after that show? I became a disciple.
Bring on the movie.
Although I don't like when he talks about politics. He is the best live performer in history. I'd love to have seen the 80s concerts, but luckily he kept that train running through all the years, giving everyone a chance to experience it.
Wicked story
Your comment will be the reason I go see this movie! Awesome story.
1984? Michael Jackson was with his brothers, the prices were actually not his idea at all. His brothers, father, and the promoted did that.
Don't let the facts get in the way of a good story! MJ's show was 2 weeks prior, cost $30 a ticket, and ran for over 100 minutes according to reviews at the time. It was an expensive production.
I guess 20th century just loves its musical biopics
What can they say? The formula just works.
*Disney
I love Jeremy Allen White in The Bear and Shameless and I love the Nebraska album. So excited.
Jeremy Allen White and Jeremy Strong coming for those Oscars! Carmy and Kendall!
He'll have some competition with Brad Pitt for F1 in the Best actor category
@vincentbarney3091that’s comparable to Tom Cruise in Top Gun Maverick in which he wasn’t nominated. Musical biopics usually earn an award from the performer.
If I got a dollar for every person who said on RUclips some protagonist is going to win an Oscar impersonating some star. Man, I lost count. You are so cringy.
It is a trailer. When the movie comes out 9 out of 10 times nobody mentions an Oscar anymore. LOL
My dad’s been a fan of The Boss for over 40 years. He went to Bruce’s very first Irish gig in Slane Castle in June 1985, during the Born In The USA tour. He saw Bruce in concert many times over the years but it was only last year that he took me to see him for the very first time in Croke Park in Dublin last summer. Best gig I’ve ever been to! No regrets! 🙌
Hi, I was at the Croker too. Unfortunately the distracted audience made it my ‘worst’ Bruce gig for me. I much prefer the RDS or even Kilkenny. Bruce is still head and shoulders above all performers when it comes to giving to his public though.
He has been my favorite artist for the best part of my life, since 1978's Darkness. I am originally from the UK and went to America as a dream of mine as a 19 year old largely inspired by Bruce's music. I lived there for 38 years (served 4 years in the army) until the country simply betrayed me in 2016, but the thing about Bruce is that when singing about America he gave me the good, bad and the ugly and he has been right about it all. His music has spoken to me in a way that nobody else's has from the dream and promise of America, to having a similar relationship with my father as he did with his and to all the stories of salvation and redemption. Cannot wait to see this movie. I just listened to the audiobook by the same name and while the narrators voice was tough the story is mesmerizing.
Wwho trump
@robertmcguirk3713must be. Another hypocrite lib
If you haven't listened to the album "Nebraska", I suggest you listen to it. I was blown away! It took me on a journey.
The Boss doesn’t just make music-he builds highways through the soul. This doc looks like a love letter to American grit 🎸🇺🇸
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And then he repairs the hole that highway made in your soul! Oh my.
0:23 - glad Jamie taco didn’t steal his line
He’s gonna get that line
This actually looks good.
I became a fan in 1979. I haven't stopped listening to boss in all this time.
Saw him..back in 78', in Detroit ( Cobo Hall ) near, front row. I paid $ 35.00 per ticket. My best friend, well known Rock photographer, Ross Marino, got me tickets ( Ross died in 88' swimming accident ) Now, you would pay probably, 5k per seat, to see him..
Oscar for Jeremy Allen White!!!!!!
100% agree. He nails it. Every part of it.
Yeah! ❤
Same director that made Jeff Bridges into an Oscar winner thanks to Crazy Heart
Have you even seen the movie?
The second I saw the part where he's singing born to run i was ready to start bawling Jeremy Allen White is really just a national treasure it's so satisfying to see how far he's come
Can’t wait to see it, I’ve rewatched that part of the trailer a dozen times. It feels so filled with emotion
Album cover at 2:14 is so cool 🔥🎶
Close enough. The album cover had snow of the hood of the car.
Nebraska ❤❤❤
yeah nice touch.
This actually looks pretty good - the sepia tone and "repairman" are razor sharp.
1:05 has done it for me. Definitely going to watch it.
In tears from the trailer, is that a good sign?
I think so. Me too
I’m so excited for this. The world needs this movie at the moment. Boss forever ✌️
❤️ 🎸🇺🇲
The line “He’s going to repair the entire world” is such a powerful line. I love this trailer. Can’t wait for the movie
In actuality all he does is give concerts on other countries bad mouthing America. Springsteen is a clown. A Hollywood weirdo pretending to be the average working man. It’s a grift.
Fits right in with Bruce’s self righteous sanctimonious ego.
all he did was whine about living in the best part of NJ- i grew up about 10 menutes from where he did and it was awesome then- now NJ is a sh*thole in most places but freehold area was awesome
Repair the world? Hilariously self important.
@dansilvert5360 bruce just a bar band that got lucky
Just watched the movie and loved it. A monumental achievement.
He was phenomenal... I was shocked at how good he played Bruce, down to the way Bruce walks and talks and moves on stage, and even the way he lays down on a sofa that I think the actor must have learned from deeply studying photographs ...and Im most amazed at how that was actually Jeremy singing Bruce:s songs when I thought it was Bruce ....😮
1:20 Boardwalk Empire flashbacks 🥃🍾
Underrated tv show
It totally blows me away.How much he looks and sounds like Bruce during the stage performance part? What a friggin good job, that's OSCAR worthy!
Sounds like Bruce? It should. It's not Jeremy singing. lol
Give me a break, how many stupid musician biopics are we going to throw the word Oscar around for? Every single one of them….
Yeah the stage scene is Bruce, but everything else is Jeremy according to the director.
I can't wait to see this. My dad went to high school with Bruce and played the keyboard in one of his first short-lived bands as a teenager (of course, he tells everyone he meets this claim to fame). The movie premieres close to my dad's birthday and I’m excited to take him to the theatre to see the film. It looks great.
I probably saw him in one of these: Castiles, Steel Mill, or Dr. Zoom and the Sonic Boom. They played for dances at the Farmingdale Methodist Church and Howell High. 😁
We need Bruce to repair the entire world so much right now. I am so in for this movie!!!❤
This brought tears to my eyes. Nebraska was my childhood.
This trailer is just perfect... One of the best trailers I've seen for a movie in a long time. Chills, man, chills. Sign me in
I can imagine Jeremy Allen White getting nominated for a best actor Oscar award.
WOW! I honestly forgot I was watching Jeremy Allen White . Bruce Springsteen has a great big heart and you could always hear that in the message of his music . The healing words and sounds in The Streets of Philadelphia .I appreciate the courage and Love in that song . What a great body of work he has produced. Thank you Bruce Springsteen and thank you Jeremy Allen White ! I hope this movie is well received because it comes at a crucial time. I hope it inspires hearts to bring healing instead of destruction. ❤ ❤❤ Like his music .