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Shine A Light
- Genre: Documentary
- Film running length: 122 min
- UK release date: 11/4/2008
- Directed by: Martin Scorsese
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Distributor: Twentieth Century Fox Film Co
Who´s in it?
The Rolling Stones
What´s the plot?
Scorsese and The Rolling Stones - what more could you want?
‘Shine a Light’, is a look back over the last 40 years of a glorious rock career from one of music’s most influential rock bands directed by one of the silver screens greatest ever.
If you loved ‘U2 3D’, you’ll love ‘Shine a Light’.
‘Shine a Light’ – Showing at ODEON.
‘Shine a Light’, is a look back over the last 40 years of a glorious rock career from one of music’s most influential rock bands directed by one of the silver screens greatest ever.
If you loved ‘U2 3D’, you’ll love ‘Shine a Light’.
‘Shine a Light’ – Showing at ODEON.
BBFC Consumer Advice Contains infrequent strong language and drug references.
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Latest customer reviews (from a total of 3 reviews):
It was better than being at the concert
Reviewer: John from Kingston
Date: 14/04/2008
This is the best concert film I\'ve ever seen. There are cameras to record every riff, wink, shake, puff and nudge. Never can a performance have been so minutely observed. The interaction of Keef Richards and Ronnie Wood was a delight to behold. Individually they say they are lousy but together they are supreme. The distinctive Stones sound reverberates and evolves. These guys are not resting on their standard classics - they are still pushing at the limits of sound. They are not too proud to guest invite musicians to give a new edge to their creativity. Jagger still reigns supreme. The strutting is more pronounced that ever. Woodstock, Cream Farewell - they were great as capturing music history. This ranks alongside - the Greatest Rock and Roll band in the World.
Fantastic
Reviewer: Paris09
Date: 03/04/2008
It was absolutely fabulous Mick Jagger was simply awesome hope I have the same energy and excitement at his age.
Well worth the visit - spell binding from the minute you took you seat they have certainly in my eyes got better and better with age they can certainly give the younger groups a serious run for their money.
Well worth seeing would very very strongly recommend it to all ages.
Well worth the visit - spell binding from the minute you took you seat they have certainly in my eyes got better and better with age they can certainly give the younger groups a serious run for their money.
Well worth seeing would very very strongly recommend it to all ages.
OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE
Reviewer: DAMAX
Date: 03/04/2008
Martin Scorsese "Shine A Light" was outstanding. Mick Jagger doing what he does best entertaining the crowd with his singing and energetic dancing. Keith Richards also contributed some excellent songs too (you got the silver & connection). Special guest Buddy Guy was awesome. The song Champagne & Reefer was absolutely brilliant. Plus the track Far Away Eyes came across really well. Everything from the way it was filmed to the lighting and sound was brilliant. All in all an excellent evening and a definate must see film.
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