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Bob Marley: One Love

Kingsley Ben-Adir as Bob Marley in Bob Marley: One Love (2024)

Where: In theatres
What: Movie, 104 mins.
When: Now
Genre: Historical drama
Rating: NNNNN (out of 5)
Why you should watch: An uplifting and authentic, big-budget look at a tumultuous time in Bob Marley’s life 1976 – 1978 as he survived an assassination attempt and was about to have his biggest commercial success. Marley gets the biopic he deserves with this film created with the support of his family that still manages to paint a full picture. It’s worth seeing for the concert performance and recording session scenes alone. Read the full review.

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