One of the joys of James Mangold’s A Complete Unknown, the unapologetically glamorous portrait of Bob Dylan, is its unbridled celebration of creativity and music. Although a little tidily sketched, Mangold creates an atmosphere that’s so vibrant and infectious, the movie simply overshadows historical details devotees of the Sixties singer/songwriter might hold dear. Unlike … Continue reading Review: ‘A Complete Unknown’ Follows Bob Dylan’s 1960s  Journey From the Village to Newport