“There are films,” director Reinaldo Marcus Green says in the production notes for “Bob Marley: One Love,” and then there are films about Bob Marley.”

This film about Bob Marley — hitting theaters on Valentine’s Day — is the third movie in a row in which the “Monsters and Men” director has told a tale based on the life of a real person, following 2020’s “Joe Bell” and 2021’s “King Richard.” This latest endeavor, which Green says is an extremely personal film for him, falls in terms of quality somewhere in the chasm between the highly forgettable former and the Academy Award-nominated latter.

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