Telluride: reacciones a 'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere'

Además de alucinar con 'Hamnet', los críticos que están cubriendo el Festival de Telluride también han dado el visto bueno a 'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere'. El retrato de Bruce Springsteen realizado por Scott Cooper ('Corazón rebelde') ha sido bien valorado por eludir los clichés del 'biopic' tradicional y centrarse en un momento concreto y clave de su carrera: la grabación del disco 'Nebraska'. Las estrellas de la función son, por supuesto, sus actores: Jeremy Allen White convence en la piel de El Boss mientras que Jeremy Strong aspirará a lograr su segunda candidatura al Oscar consecutiva al Oscar por su encarnación del mánager Jon Landau.

Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is a religious experience. Jeremy Allen White channels The Boss and brilliantly captures the feel of Bruce Springsteen in some of his darkest times. I had my breath taken away in this tale of facing depression and coming out on the other side. pic.twitter.com/1y4CJI9www

— Joey Magidson (@JoeyMagidson) August 30, 2025

SPRINGSTEEN: DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE is a deeply moving character study that strongly resonates with raw emotion, intimately capturing the creativity and the pain of Bruce Springsteen. Rather than following the familiar beats of a studio-crafted musician biopic, the film embraces… pic.twitter.com/GL7YGyD5vz

— Matt Neglia @Telluride (@NextBestPicture) August 30, 2025

Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere - Much more restrained and quiet than you expect. Avoids a lot of the worst biopic cliches. The corny Jeremy Strong monologues from the trailer are absent here. It’s a brooding character study focusing on a short, crucial transition period in… pic.twitter.com/xshYwnKh0B

— Will Mavity @ Telluride (@mavericksmovies) August 30, 2025

SPRINGSTEEN: DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE was the perfect movie to start #TELLURIDE — GRIPPING, INTIMATE & EXTREMELY ENTERTAINING, featuring a tour-de-force performance from JEREMY ALLEN WHITE (he sings & plays), but ODESSA YOUNG is also a big standout! Does RIGHT by the BOSS! SEE IT! pic.twitter.com/rtSIFYHQun

— Scott Mantz 🖖 (@MovieMantz) August 30, 2025

Deliver Me from Nowhere works as a spare character study of a depressed rock god on the cusp of superstardom, falls flat whenever it tries to flesh that out with biopic trappings. i'll take it over the Dylan one any day.

my review: https://t.co/LiA5jqRxha pic.twitter.com/Brc8y6f4Q1

— david ehrlich (@davidehrlich) August 30, 2025

Jeremy Allen White’s heartfelt performance drives Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere. The film is at its best depicting the raw emotion behind the recording of Nebraska & the challenges The Boss went through that inspired the music. Jeremy Strong is good - not a lot to his role pic.twitter.com/XWlxk6IzDR

— Mark Johnson ™️ at Telluride (@MarkLikesMovies) August 30, 2025

Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is soulfully about a dark chapter in The Boss’ life. But more universally about what it takes to get back up when u fall. A helping hand, someone who believes in you no matter what. Jeremy Allen White & Jeremy Strong are brilliant. #Telluride

— Tomris Laffly (@TomiLaffly) August 30, 2025

Jeremy Allen White unpacks a lot of raw melancholia in SPRINGSTEEN: DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE, Scott Cooper’s refreshingly introspective music bio focusing on a post-tour comedown during which the seminal acoustic album ‘Nebraska’ was born. My @THR reviewhttps://t.co/EaTuaGjm8X

— David Rooney (@DavidCRooney1) August 30, 2025