While 65 Revisited, which runs a little more than an hour, essentially feels like the DVD extra it was designed to be, it nonetheless well deserves its exposure on the big screen.
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12/05/07
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Reviews Counted:7
Fresh:7
Rotten:0
Average Rating:7.6/10
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Genre: Musical & Performing Arts
Theatrical Release:Nov 30, 2007 Limited
Synopsis: In 1965, documentary filmmaker D.A. Pennebaker followed Bob Dylan on his English concert tour. The resulting film, DON'T LOOK BACK, became one of the classics of the rock-doc genre. More than 40... [More]
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Top CriticOriginally made to supplement a new DVD release, this is one extra worth watching on the big screen, thanks to additional, and extraordinary, concert footage that never made it into the original film.
11/30/07
Top CriticFor Dylan fans, 65 Revisited will be a treat; for others, it gives a positive glimpse into the world of the folksinging wunderkind.
11/29/07
While not as revealing as the original film, there's some great stuff here!
11/28/07
The great relief of D. A. Pennebaker’s 65 Revisited is that this time you can hear Bob Dylan’s songs in their entirety.
11/28/07
Top CriticWhere the original was defiantly not a concert film, but a chronicle of the astonished hubbub surrounding the first hipster folksinger, the follow-up's treasure lies with seven intact live performances.
11/28/07
Not fake: Dylan's staggering talent as a solo performer, which 65 Revisited showcases far better than its A-side antecedent.
11/27/07
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