This is a masterpiece as it dares to shake the foundations of the very industry that supports it. A well painted picture of the modern day trap we find ourselves in, as consumers. Presented in a violently twisted way makes this a reference for Brad Pitt, Edward Norton and any other movie that attempts to tackle the same subject; so get ready for a real kick in the nuts. Seems Pitt enjoys being artful “12 Monkeys” style. The soundtrack isn’t shabby either, as I found quite a few gems in there.
(+4 rating, 4 votes)
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From the director of “Love Actually” comes a movie about a pirate radio that rocked the U.K. in the 60’s, a time when BBC played only 40 minutes of pop-rock music, a day. Good humor, fun characters and a lovely story, how the british would say, made a movie full of good music. This is a collectable piece of film and remember me to add in this collection the true story of “Cadillac Records” from 2008. Speaking of good music, you will recognise Leonard Cohen and Jimi Hendrix in the soundtrack.