Bob Marley: One Love(2024)
"First he changed music, then he changed the world."
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Jamaican singer-songwriter Bob Marley overcomes adversity to become the most famous reggae musician in the world.
Zach Baylin
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Frank E. Flowers
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Terence Winter
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Reinaldo Marcus Green
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Reinaldo Marcus Green
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Top Billed Cast
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Creating ‘Exodus’ Clip
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Experience the power of Bob Marley’s music and message
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Discover more about the man behind the legend
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Discover the man who was more than his music
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One Love Around the World
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Feeling The Love All Around The World
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Ziggy On His Father Featurette
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How BOB MARLEY: ONE LOVE Reveals a New Side of a Legend
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His music changed the world
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Discover the man who made the world feel alright
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BOB MARLEY: ONE LOVE Q&A with Ziggy Marley and Reinaldo Marcus Green
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We Are Parable and Paramount UK present The One Love Yard
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Ziggy Marley “The Right Time” Featurette
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Jamming Session
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Bob Marley's London
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Giant Keyboard Jam
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Making The Movie Authentic
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Bob Marley: One Love, but you're outside a recording studio
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Artists Tribute to Bob Marley
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Bob Marley: One Love – Big Game Spot (2024 Movie)
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Love Story Featurette
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Odell Beckham Jr. on Bob Marley
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Ziggy Marley On The Story
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Jammin’ Clip
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Jamaica Premiere
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Filming In Jamaica
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Telling Bob Marley’s Story
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Ziggy Marley on Kingsley Ben-Adir
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First he changed music, then he changed the world
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Written on February 14, 2024
I had a pleasant enough time viewing 'Bob Marley: One Love', though it does kinda seem a bit hollow post-watch - as in I don't feel like I've learned much nor actually seen that much, the movie has like three noteworthy events but then that's kinda it. The music from those involved also didn't feel amazingly utilised, I guess they didn't want it to be too jukebox-y.
Kingsley Ben-Adir does well in the lead role as Bob Marley himself. I'm not a Marley superfan or anything close, I basically only know his biggest hits, but the resemblance of Ben-Adir seemed off to me - a thought that was only solidified when the real Marley appears via archive footage at the end. Perhaps that's just me, though.
Lashana Lynch gives a good performance, spearheading the rest of the cast who are alright; interesting to see James Norton, Michael Gandolfini too... even if I didn't realise it was Gandolfini until the credits. Overall, it does feel like the film only scratches the surface of Marley's life. I wanted more from it, but to be fair it is still a decent flick in my opinion.
