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Keyword View: introspective

DVD Review NEIL YOUNG JOURNEYS (BLU-RAY)

Director Jonathan Demme took a great Talking Heads concert and made it better. Now, he chronicles a unique journey home for Neil Young, and likely, takes this to another level as well.

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Posted by: Chuck Aliaga - November 10, 2012, 6:09 pm - DVD Review
Keywords: hometown, tour, introspective

PR Neil Young Journeys on Blu-ray & DVD Oct 16

Shot during the last two nights of Neil Young's 2011 Le Noise world tour, long-time fan and collaborator Jonathan Demme captures the multiple GRAMMY winner, and two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee with a stunning intimacy both on stage and off. The documentary follows Young, traveling from his hometown of Omemee, Ontario to Toronto's iconic music venue, Massey Hall, in a 1956 Ford Crown Victoria, while sharing stories about his life and childhood.

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

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Posted by: News Editor - September 26, 2012, 7:16 am - PR
Keywords: music

DVD Review THE VICIOUS KIND

I liked the performances here more so than the film itself, with Adam Scott being reason enough to spend 91 minutes with The Vicious Kind.

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Posted by: Rich Rosell - April 25, 2010, 5:55 am - DVD Review
Keywords: brittany snow, adam scott, dysfunctional family

DVD Review GIMME SHELTER (BLU-RAY)

A pair of outstanding DTS-HD Master Audio mixes make this BD release of this landmark 1970 documentary about the Stones ill-fated Altamont concert sound like you are there.

Highly recommended.

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Posted by: Rich Rosell - December 5, 2009, 8:32 am - DVD Review
Keywords: documentary, altamont, rolling stones, hell's angels

DVD Review THE EXILES

What would you call a movie that has been an inspiration to several generations of film students, telling the story of a lost generation with gorgeous cinematography, though it was never given a theatrical showing until nearly 50 years after it was completed? With a largely unheard but killer rock score by The Revels? Well, "revelation" would seem an appropriate word.

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Posted by: Mark Zimmer - November 12, 2009, 7:22 pm - DVD Review
Keywords: indians, native americans, los angeles, bunker hill, alcoholism