As a life long fan of the Foo's i thought this would be good viewing but that i wouldn't learn anything new.
Before watching this,i had read an interview with Dave Grohl in which he stated that nothing was held back for this movie. He had the first viewing once it was completed and informed the rest of the band members that they would all find something in it which may make them feel uncomfortable. That's the idea of the movie though, to get everything out in the open. Everything from Pat Smear's departure to Taylor Hawkin's drug problem, keeps you thoroughly engaged throughout.It takes you from Dave's Nirvana days all the way through to the latest album "Wasting Light".
It's funny, intense, inspiring and helps you to understand what has gone in to making Foo Fighters the rock gods that they are today.
Whether you are a fan of their music or not i could not recommend this highly enough!
Before watching this,i had read an interview with Dave Grohl in which he stated that nothing was held back for this movie. He had the first viewing once it was completed and informed the rest of the band members that they would all find something in it which may make them feel uncomfortable. That's the idea of the movie though, to get everything out in the open. Everything from Pat Smear's departure to Taylor Hawkin's drug problem, keeps you thoroughly engaged throughout.It takes you from Dave's Nirvana days all the way through to the latest album "Wasting Light".
It's funny, intense, inspiring and helps you to understand what has gone in to making Foo Fighters the rock gods that they are today.
Whether you are a fan of their music or not i could not recommend this highly enough!