Big positive surprise. The movie goes through all the band members, all years, albums, tours, worst times, and a few big moments for the music world. Good to see Iron Maiden from different perspectives and how they helped and united people in all parts of the world.

I can't tell you how cool I think it is that Poland takes good couple of minutes here. And I'm not talking only about the wedding story which I think everyone is pretty…

I bought the dvd the day it was out and today finally watched it. Alone for the first time :P
It left me with way more thoughts and emotions because it was even better than first watch.

I don't even know where to start but I want to say this movie is definitely underrated and it might be because as the last movie of the franchise it also acts like the last movie which is obvious. It brings back multiple…

Fantastic album and the movie is a really good dive into the making and the beginnings of - well, Duran Duran. I think if they wanted to make it more strictly about Rio the movie should have been a bit longer. There's clearly a little too many overall informations about the band at the start so it's at least 20 minutes non Rio stuff.
Not that I'm complaining though, it's nice to get a small introduction.

It amazes me how…

I loved this movie way more now watching on the big screen than the first time. Also I realized I reallt appreciate how simple this movie is with how fucking crazy some plot points are. I feel like everything here could get overly complicated and explained if this movie was made today, but instead it's really just how it is.

Marty and Emmett's backstory, time travel machine, mechanics and logic, Marty's musical impact etc. It's all perfectly tied together and…

Can't even explain how surprised I am this is not a basic cheesy action flick I expected it to be. I was fully prepared to see something funny and unserious but that's actually a terrific deep picture of deeply traumatized veteran.

Obviously the majority of time it's just Rambo going insane as fuck, preparing traps, fighting an army with bare hands and trying to blow up everything he can... Yet from the very beginning something is different about him and…

You know what freedom is? No fear. Just like Tom fucking Cruise.

Paul Thomas Anderson the man you are, holy fuck

People weren't lying, this is a master piece. It starts way different than what if gives you later. Unsuspected story on it's way, and it's absurd. In some ways, and characters are so different yet click together into one whole perfectly.

Dicaprio is amazing in this, so many iconic scenes and lines. He knows he's a loser, hates himself…