Tino

did anyone see this? I didn't know so much about him until i sae this very good film, with interviews with family members and people around him.

FASCINATING FACT: He was an outcast because of mix race so music was his salvation and escapism...who would have thought Bob Marley was an outcast in his community!! One love

Janszoon

I didn't see it but I heard it was a tearjerker.

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Justthefacts

It was.

DirtyPop

Zing! The proper Marley was not only inspiring and informative....but one of the best music docs you're likely to see!

AddiFeature

I saw the movie a few weeks ago and loved it!! I had no idea he was bi-racial!!! His music is so inspiring!! RIP Bob Marley!!!

Extorris

I haven't seen it, but now I have to see it. My father is a Rastafarian from Trinidad, and thus, I was exposed to a lot of Reggae and Calypso growing up. I tend to stay away from movies and end up ignorant to some good documentaries as a consequence. I knew he was bi-racial (I'm a mutt of a great, many ethnicities myself), but I'm sure there's some stuff I don't know that are hidden in that doc. Thanks OP for bringing this to our attention (even though it was a while ago but still valid in my opinion).

^HAHA!

Sparky

I learned a lot no doubt. Made me realize just how clueless most self-titled Rastafarian are.

tygerlilyzz

I have to ask why do you call yourself something as highly offensive as a mutt?? I realize it is your choice but I much prefer descriptives such as multi cultural or mixed race. It is so much more affirming as opposed to being derogatory.


as far as the movie -- I havent seen it yet. I own several documentaries based on Bob Marley himself as well as Bob Marley and the Wailers so I am very familiar with his personal history. -- having come from the West Indies it would be somewhat of a heresy to not have a deeper knowledge of this man. --I feel the same way about Bob Marley as I do about Martin Luther King Jr. Both were human beings who had shortcomings- don't we all??--but the positive things they have done in their lives far outweigh the negatives. For instance I personally am not an advocate of ganja but I understand some Rastafarians ( Bob Marley being one)believe it was given to man to use both medicinally and for spiritual enlightenment. He was also a man who had several children by several women which I am not a fan of either. But regardless of these things he was a very spirital person and a humanist - he was an advocate of the less fortunate and had a strong influence on Jamaica's opposing political parties. And I have to give him respect for walking the walk and not just talking the talk as they say

Jmeezy

Saw it its on Netflix now def should check out I highly recommend it

muppetfrog

this is a great film. made me appreciate this sound a lot more