Entertainment WeeklyThough I own a few of his albums and have seen countless clips of him over the decades, I've always felt that I didn't know ...
Chicago Sun-TimesAfter Bob Marley's death in 1981, I was struck by how different the obituaries were from those of most musical stars.
Entertainment WeeklyIt shows off his chops not by doing anything dazzling - the film is documentary prose, not poetry - but by treating Marley a...
The New YorkerMarley, by reminding us of the longing and the indignation from which the music leaped, does a grand job of turning the volu...
Chicago Sun-TimesMarley, an ambitious and comprehensive film, does what is probably the best possible job of documenting an important life.
New York Daily NewsDocumentaries fully authorized by the subject's surviving family members are rarely this rich.
The Philadelphia InquirerMarley celebrates the fact that its subject is still among us in the way that perhaps matters most: His music not only survi...
Wall Street JournalThe director, Kevin Macdonald, searches for clarity amid the contradictions of Marley's life and reaches no conclusions, but...
Los Angeles TimesThe enormous popularity of the transcendent reggae superstar shows no signs of abating, a situation Marley, a moving and aut...
SlateChronologically organized and voiceover-free, the movie is a 145-minute patchwork of old concert footage and talking-head in...
Washington PostIt's exhaustive without being exhausting, an eye-opening and all-encompassing portrait that should go a long way to rescuing...
New York PostThe movie has enormous force - because it's about a genius, yes, but even more so because of the intelligence, passion and w...
San Francisco ChronicleBob Marley wrote the same song about 8,000 times, and the documentary Marley makes sure to include each version.
USA TodaySprinkled with riffs, concert footage and home videos, the family-authorized documentary does what the artist usually did: W...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Kevin Macdonald
Writer: Unknown or Not Available
Studio: Magnolia Pictures
Cast: Bob Marley, Ziggy Marley, Jimmy Cliff
Release: April 20, 2012
Writer: Unknown or Not Available
Studio: Magnolia Pictures
Cast: Bob Marley, Ziggy Marley, Jimmy Cliff
Release: April 20, 2012
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