Bob Dylan and his friends play Martin Scorsese's Rolling Thunder trailer

You have to respect a documentary that pulls out of the game by putting a clip in the trailer where someone says "Oh, [documentary subject]? he never do interviews! Followed by a break to this person give an interview. It's like telling someone to kiss his ass in terms of achievement, and this trailer of Netflix's documentary Bob Dylan Rolling Thunder Review the characteristics that shift the power of director Martin Scorsese. Based on Dylan's "Rolling Thunder Revue" tour in the 1970s, in which he and his famous friends deliberately searched for small rooms where they could do more bizarre things than a large arena would, with costumes, sketches and a bunch of strange masks … However, as Dylan told Scorsese, he actually wanted more masks.

The documentary presents the tour as an ambitious attempt to repair "the troubled spirit of America," but that sounds a little too big for Dylan, especially the grumpy modern Dylan. Whatever the case may be, the film presents images of Joan Baez, Sam Shepard, Allen Ginsberg and Rubin "Hurricane" Carter (as in "It's the story of the hurricane, the man that the authorities blamed "). Oh, it does not matter, but it's also Dylan's first interview for over a decade. Did you know that he never do interviews? This guy from Scorsese must be a real big problem to have succeeded, huh?