Deliver Me From Nowhere Review
A surprisingly faithful portrait of Bruce Springsteen, starring Jeremy Allen White, digs into Springsteen's psyche and finds plenty of fan-friendly gold.
The Nebraska-era biopic tells the story of a man making a record in his bedroom, a concept that may not initially excite Hollywood, but director Scott Cooper stays true to the small-scale nature of this chapter in Springsteen's life.
“Man makes record in bedroom” does not sound like a movie pitch to get Hollywood salivating
Jeremy Allen White's portrayal of Bruce Springsteen is helped by his ability to convey the character's paralysis due to newfound fame and his complicated relationship with his father. His performance is magnetic, particularly in scenes where he performs with the E Street Band and works on the quiet, strange songs of Nebraska.
Author's summary: A faithful portrait of Springsteen's life.
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