Super low-effort but here are some bullet points:
-I wish they explained why the people talking are relevant to the group when they appear on screen, not just at the very end
-I love that the film is just as artsy and gritty as the Underground is; the first portion is split-screen which reflects the way the group messed around with having 2 separate tracks in both ears (e.g. The Murder Mystery, etc.)
-Does a great job of highlighting how…
Full disclosure, I watched this film in a quaint little theatre on spring break with one of my best buds and a bucket of movie theatre popcorn. We made up the entire theatre showing, except for a cute old couple sitting to our right who laughed at every joke. So as an experience: 10/10, would do again.
Ah, and the film is pretty enjoyable too. The GOAT of Wisconsin makes an appearance as Donald Trump, the hot guy from Twilight…
fucking legends. my whole childhood. gave myself tinnitus from one of their concerts. beautifully rich and bittersweet documentary.
would recommend!!
