Musically, there's not a wrong note in
Masked and Anonymous -- Bob Dylan picks and sings a mean "Dixie." It's only when the film attempts to express its ideas in spoken English that logic dissolves into a muddle that would test the most rabid Dylanologist. Word is that Dylan dreamed up this allegorical twaddle, though two other writers are credited. Director Larry Charles (
Seinfeld,
Curb Your Enthusiasm) fails to provide one essential: direction. I'm still lost. Dylan plays Jack Fate, a legend