Hans Zimmer looks like a proud father the whole time, in between he just emotes lol
Honestly, they didn't need to make it a documentary, because they mostly talked about insider stuff that i didn't really understand.. and some really embarrassing quotes like jesus hans plssss
But I really enjoyed the incredibly talented musician on stage and all this weird and way to expensive locations
More important than ever
Loved the storytelling! There’s a very deep meaning behind this and the metaphorical curtains the characters are hiding behind. It didn’t delve too deeply into the other characters or the purpose of their journey, but it didn’t need to. A well-packed 90 minutes!
I don’t know where to start
The film positions itself as a French-Mexican-American production, which is made clear right from the start. It feels like there were at least ten production companies involved, each needing to be mentioned individually and then again in the intro. The fact that a “musical/thriller” can go so disastrously wrong becomes evident in the first act, with completely misplaced songs that feel incredibly forced. The opening feels more like a “modern” theater piece, overloaded with…
