Deliver Me From Nowhere finally arrives in cinemas this weekend, the Scott Cooper-directed music biopic that recounts an early, dramatic chapter of Bruce Springsteen's life during the recording of his 1982 Nebraska album. It’s a no-brainer for fans of “The Boss,” but overall, it’s inspired a mixed critical response that adds up to a more divisive response than expected.

Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere premiered at the Telluride Film Festival last month, and the reception was striking and intense . Deadline reflected the broad critical buzz when it described the film as the glorious antithesis to your standard clichéd music biopic, labeling it as "the real deal, an intelligent, deliberately paced journey into the soul of an artist."

Some of this festival buzz is d

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