"I'm not There," the Todd Haynes film inspired by Bob Dylan, has been called the movie of the year by Sasha Stone (our old-new bff) at AwardsDaily.com. It's also possibly the worst movie of the year, according to Rex Reed of the New York Observer. Is the movie really that divisive?

Yes.

I saw it about a month ago, and to me, "I'm Not There" felt like watching a subtitled movie without the subtitles. It's so strange, with long stretches that will have Academy voters pushing the eject button on their DVD players, I don't see how it can get nominated in any category, other than best supporting actress for Cate Blanchett.