A Complete Unknown (2024) - The Times They Are A-Changin'

A Complete Unknown (2024) directed by James Mangold
Song - The Times They Are A-Changin' by Bob Dylan
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[davidfernandezgonzalez]

One of the best scenes in last years of cinema. SIMPLY GOOSEBUMPS

[randellgoering]

This is my favorite scene in the whole movie. One of my favorite songs ever.

[ImStillHereElon]

I cried when I saw this the first time. This generation needs a Bob Dylan

[gduarte]

He has a look on his face like he knows, he'll never be able to satisfy the folkies. When the crowd sings it back to him, I think he realizes at that moment he's at the very top and that can be a lonely place. Great acting and performance by Timmy and cast!

[antonioguzman]

Elle Fanning and Edward Norton (just their eyes) are the ones that make this moment sublime.

[jel]

There’s something about the way Edward Norton’s Pete Seeger looks up to the sky at the end of the song as if to say ‘what have we done to deserve the arrival of this prophet?’ - gets me every time I see it.

[galipcanaltnkaya]

This scene is so successfull because it makes you feel like you listen to the song for the first time. Yesterday scene from the movie 'Yesterday' was also this beautiful in that regard.

[josephmoreno]

Ive never really been a big fan of timothee chalamet but when i hear the director of Walk The Line James Mangold did this film i was happy. I saw this in theaters with my wife and i absolutely love this movie. Good job Tim

[maxwelljaydenfalk]

I saw this in theaters and man did this hit to the heart.

[christianflores]

I remember I had to choose between watching this or ‘Nosferatu’ for Christmas Eve and I’m so glad I saw this one first. This scene in particular, I got goosebumps in the theater. I was singing quietly but felt like others were as well. It reminded me of the Live Aid scene from Bohemian Rhapsody

[daniels]

Even though this wasn't really played at the 64 Newport folk festival, this scene captures the reality of Dylan's impact. This scene is more than a home run. The film makers knocked the ball out of the park with this scene. It's more electric than when dylan actually went electric!

[YoraikosStaubstube]

Elle fanning acting in this scene is just phenomenal. There are all five stage of grief there in a few seconds, it's amazing.

[JoshuaR]

2:02 god that smile kills me now. Cuz you know he’s thinking “he’s tipping the scale” 🥺

[andrewjohnson]

I was fortunate to see this TWICE in theaters. It was made for the cinema!

[alexanderhuot]

Idk what it was about this scene maybe it’s just because I’ve heard this song a million times and was just waiting for it but man it hit home! Personally I think this movie deserved a lot more love.

[johnnykalloniatis]

I believe he’s one of the greatest song writers ever . It emotional and powerful

[stephendisney]

I Love this song so much since Watchmen 😭

[Rockmesianico]

Oh my god. People realizing They re assisting One of The Best song ever and singing really give me gooseyboombs (pido perdón por mi inglés)

[JustSomeCanadianGuy]

I was SO happy they just let the entire song play out here!

It was something to see on the big screen.

[kevinfinnerty]

The #1 song of ‘64 was “I wanna hold your hand”. Comparatively speaking can’t imagine hearing Poetry like this set to music for the first time. Minds blown.