Don't listen to the negative reviews

A Masterpiece!

Great movie! If you want to be entertained and have a few good laughs, see this movie. The music is also very good,

The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

1/15/18. If you love Bruce Springsteen, then this rockumentary is for you! A nice mix of fan love and concert footage meant to please fans of all stripes and sizes.

OK, so i'm one of the disciples that adore the music of Bruce Springsteen and of course I was going to love this film BUT, as I watched it became apparent that the film is so much more than a love-fest for Springsteen fans.Its about human emotions, how people from all walks of life choose to give perspective to their daily routine, it's about how we make life a little bit easier through the pleasure of music, it's about feeling part of a wider community.It's tender, it's funny, it's creative, it's beautiful, but more than anything it's honest and I found that refreshing! It really is a film for everyone (even those who switch off the radio when the Boss starts to sing!) - it's a revealing insight that deserves to be seen by a wider audience than Springsteen fans.

Excellent documentary! The movie delivers interesting insights into the deep & complex relationship between the artist Springsteen & his audience.Are the movie distributed in "local" versions worldwide?? The version i saw in Denmark was with a strong danish influence (Jane, Jon, Springsteen's street "concert" in Copenhagen in 1988 & the epilogue after the Springsteen show in may 2013 in Copenhagen). I don't believe it's the same version distributed in the US, or what? Dear viewers of the Springsteen & I movie around the world, can you please enlighten me on this point;-)

Warning: this is not a documentary, or even a film. It is, in the mould of Life In a Day (a film which shares much of the production crew), a jazzed up clip collection.For fans, it works well. We get a few brilliant Bruce moments, some ruminations on his brilliance to empathise with, and some quality live tracks woven in. We come away wishing for an actual concert, the film an effective teaser; but oh well.For non fans, it will probably bore. Those brilliant Bruce moments might be interesting, but those ruminations are invariably quite shallow, and those live tracks are obviously not an attraction except to the fans (especially since the picks aren't very impressive).