Reviews

I loved the way Brian's story is presented to the viewer with a degree of subtlety...the sequence of him freaking out on the plane and then telling the group that he doesn't want to fly anymore is designed to make us think that this is where his problems initially originate, but his fear of flying i...

I'm no Brian Wilson but, as a schizophrenic musician, the relatability I feel with this movie is obviously incredible.

The Dano half goes for a straightforward behind-the-scenes dramatisation that shows how Wilson's creative process in crafting one of the greatest pop albums ever made attracted a fair bit of derision and skepticism; it definitely features its fair share of clich in this regard, especially in having ...

This film is bi polar, with half of it set in the 1960's with Paul Dano playing Brian Wilson...and the other half set in the 1980's with John Cusack also playing Brian Wilson.

By far the best thing going for it is Paul Dano's award worthy portrayal of 60s Brian Wilson.