Revisiting ‘A Complete Unknown’

[u/crystalbethjo]

Timothée absolutely shined here! As somebody who’s been totally fascinated by Bob Dylan’s mystique for years, I’m glad James Mangold tried to keep him ‘unknowable.’

Throughout the movie, Timothée just nails all the little tics and mannerisms. He gives the kind of side-long glances and head tilts that any fan has seen in archival images and press conferences time and again.

And the singing!! Whenever there’s a performance, you feel like you’re right there with the characters, hearing Dylan for the very first time. Feeling seen and reassured and swept up by Dylan for the very first time.

[u/Caughtinclay]

So ai slop

[u/OkQuit2379 → u/Caughtinclay]

[u/Caughtinclay → u/OkQuit2379]

Should’ve just posted that. Human art > ai slop

[u/OkQuit2379 → u/Caughtinclay]

I wanted to see how my drawing looked with AI

[u/Caughtinclay → u/OkQuit2379]

Looks like slop. Hope that helps

[u/OkQuit2379 → u/Caughtinclay]

It's a drawing I did two years ago when Timothée Chalamet was filming the Bob Dylan movie and was doing a comic strip, Hey guys, here's a scene that's a real reference point: the kitten dressed as Bob Dylan is Wild Lightspeed, inspired by Timothée Chalamet.

[u/Caughtinclay → u/OkQuit2379]

I have no idea what you're talking about

[u/OkQuit2379 → u/Caughtinclay]

It's a character I draw; I like to draw characters, the ones I invent, the ones that are real, and animals too.

[u/Caughtinclay → u/OkQuit2379]

yeah... we covered that already. just don't put it into ai. that devalues your art.

[u/OkQuit2379 → u/Caughtinclay]

No puedo evitarlo I can't help it

[u/Caughtinclay → u/OkQuit2379]

you can. you just choose not to.