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Summary: Welcome to the FRAUD
Review: This documentary could've been made by a high school multi-media student - even a flunky one. "Chrome Dreams", the company claiming responsibility behind this atrocity put together a couple of photos (showed them over and over), some cheesy footage, and got a handful of know-nothings to tell you the GN'R story in a dozen different ways you already know. There is no exclusive interviews with any of the band members - just some old footage of Slash, Duff, and Izzy shot years ago on the road. Axl is no where to be found other than the photos. And, there is absolutely no Guns N' Roses music any where on the disc. Ultimately, this documentary does nothing for the avid Gunner and looks like a home made movie. Waste of $20.00 for sure. Hopefully, VH-1's "Behind the Music" style documentary will be more worthy of our time than this monstrosity.
Rating:
Summary: Complete Garbage!
Review: This documentary could've been made by a high school multi-media student - even a flunky one. "Chrome Dreams", the company claiming responsibility behind this atrocity put together a couple of photos (showed them over and over), some cheesy footage, and got a handful of know-nothings to tell you the GN'R story in a dozen different ways you already know. There is no exclusive interviews with any of the band members - just some old footage of Slash, Duff, and Izzy shot years ago on the road. Axl is no where to be found other than the photos. And, there is absolutely no Guns N' Roses music any where on the disc. Ultimately, this documentary does nothing for the avid Gunner and looks like a home made movie. Waste of $20.00 for sure. Hopefully, VH-1's "Behind the Music" style documentary will be more worthy of our time than this monstrosity.
Rating:
Summary: Complete Garbage!
Review: This documentary could've been made by a high school multi-media student - even a flunky one. "Chrome Dreams", the company claiming responsibility behind this atrocity put together a couple of photos (showed them over and over), some cheesy footage, and got a handful of know-nothings to tell you the GN'R story in a dozen different ways you already know. There is no exclusive interviews with any of the band members - just some old footage of Slash, Duff, and Izzy shot years ago on the road. Axl is no where to be found other than the photos. And, there is absolutely no Guns N' Roses music any where on the disc. Ultimately, this documentary does nothing for the avid Gunner and looks like a home made movie. Waste of $20.00 for sure. Hopefully, VH-1's "Behind the Music" style documentary will be more worthy of our time than this monstrosity.
Rating:
Summary: major disappointment
Review: This DVD doesn't even deserve one star. If there was a way to put a negative in front of this star I would. I'm a huge Guns N' Roses fan, and after watching the first five minutes of the DVD and seeing that interviews were being conducted with ditsy girls, and random people from the streets I suddenly realized that I had wasted my money. I had no idea that there wouldn't be any exclusive interviews or music from Guns N' Roses. In January I found out this DVD was coming out, and picked it up in April when it was finally released. I was excited because it was the first Guns N' Roses DVD ever. If I knew it was going to be that bad, as avid of a fan as I am, I would have never bought it. This DVD is just going to take up space on my DVD tower, never to be watched again. It was a major disappiontment.
Rating:
Summary: major disappointment
Review: This DVD doesn't even deserve one star. If there was a way to put a negative in front of this star I would. I'm a huge Guns N' Roses fan, and after watching the first five minutes of the DVD and seeing that interviews were being conducted with ditsy girls, and random people from the streets I suddenly realized that I had wasted my money. I had no idea that there wouldn't be any exclusive interviews or music from Guns N' Roses. In January I found out this DVD was coming out, and picked it up in April when it was finally released. I was excited because it was the first Guns N' Roses DVD ever. If I knew it was going to be that bad, as avid of a fan as I am, I would have never bought it. This DVD is just going to take up space on my DVD tower, never to be watched again. It was a major disappiontment.
Rating:
Summary: Waste of time and money
Review: This DVD is completely awful. I'm a big Guns fan but I learned nothing new from this DVD. This DVD played like film student's first project before any real education. Most of the people interviewed in the story weren't really important players in GnR history (Axl's tattoo artist? Give me a break) and no real insight was gained. Some of the facts were screwed up and people were mentioning things off the top of their heads ("I think it was ...) when, if they were important in the evolution of the band, would have been able to state matter of factly...
Rating:
Summary: Welcome to the Bungle
Review: This DVD shouldn't even get one star - it's not nearly that good. Simply put, this DVD is an embarrassment to anyone who had anything to do with it. There are no interviews with the band, just a few 2- or 3-second clips from one interview with Slash, Izzy, and Duff. There is no GnR music in the show, nor is there concert footage of any kind. If you know nothing about the band, you may learn a few things. But many of the "facts" are false (it was Izzy who urinated on the plane, guys, not Slash), and those facts that are true can easily be found on any GnR website. There's no insight worth noting. If you love the band, you'll be insulted by the low quality of content and mailed-in production values. Not only are many facts wrong, the narrator didn't even put in enough effort to learn the band members' names - she mispronounces the names Adler and Stradlin. The interviewees are meager - a pair of fans is prominently featured. The ultimate disgrace? One of the interviewees actually says something about "Slash and Alex..." Alex? Alex Rose? That's right. W. Alex Rose. And that should tell you all you need to know about this DVD. It's gonna bring you down.
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Summary: Don't buy this Garbage
Review: This is the worst "documentary" I've ever seen. There's nothing on this DVD that any GNR fan doesn't already know, and all the "exclusive" interviews are with people who were on the periphery of the GNR phenomenon; groupies, music critics from lame-ass little zines that died out last century, record store sales-people. The only person interviewed that seemed to really know the band on a personal level was their tattoo artist. Not to mention the structure, cinematography, editing, and graphics are totally cheesy and amateur.
Rating:
Summary: Don't buy this Garbage
Review: This is the worst "documentary" I've ever seen. There's nothing on this DVD that any GNR fan doesn't already know, and all the "exclusive" interviews are with people who were on the periphery of the GNR phenomenon; groupies, music critics from lame-ass little zines that died out last century, record store sales-people. The only person interviewed that seemed to really know the band on a personal level was their tattoo artist. Not to mention the structure, cinematography, editing, and graphics are totally cheesy and amateur.
Rating:
Summary: MONEY MAKING SCHEME
Review: THIS WAS LITERALLY THE WORST MUSIC DOCUMENTARY I'VE EVER SEEN. DESCRIPTION MISLEADING. THEREIS NO INTERVIEWS WITH BAND AT ALL. ALL INTERVIEWS ARE WITH PEOPLE WHO HEARD OF GNR OR LIVED IN LA AT THE TIME. MISPROUNUNCIATION OF BAND MEMBERS NAMES. THE SAME PICTURES SPLICED IN OVER AND OVER. THERE ARE 10 PICTURES IN "GALLERY", NO NEW INFORMATION, NO GNR MUSIC. JUST CHEEZY ROCK MUSIC. EXTREMELY BORING. I'M OUTRAGED THAT I BOUGHT THIS. SIMPLY OUTRAGED. THIS IS ROBBERY. A RIP OFF. I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS IS LEGAL. i would like to give 0 stars but amazon won't allow that.
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