Ever since I first heard about Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, I knew this was a music biopic that I had to see. As a long-time fan of Bruce Springsteen, specifically his 1982 album Nebraska (the focal point of the 2025 movie), I had a feeling this was going to be an in-depth and intense deep dive into the man behind tracks like “Nebraska,” “Highway Patrolman,” and “My Father’s House.”
Though I went into the movie to see how star Jeremy Allen White and writer/director Scott Cooper would bring out the stories behind those haunting tracks, I left the theater taken aback by the honest and way-too-real depiction of depression. Not only did this side of the movie elevate Deliver Me From Nowhere with its highly personal and relatable tale, but it also left me with a far greater appreciation for Springsteen and everything he’s endured…
