Review of Metallica: Some Kind of Monster (2004) by Cody S — 15 Jan 2009

One of the best music documentaries I've ever seen.

This review of Metallica: Some Kind of Monster (2004) was written by Cody S on 15 Jan 2009.

Metallica: Some Kind of Monster has generally received positive reviews.

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By turns exasperating, appalling and surprisingly empathetic -- sometimes all in the same moment -- the three members of Metallica quickly…

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An interesting look at the inner-turmoil of metal gods Metallica during a transition phase where they are without a bass player, seeking counselling…

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By Ben Y (181) on 08 Jan 2012

This movie hasn't aged particularly well. Knowing what I know now in 2012 its hard to watch this film without cringing here and there…

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By Andrew B (2,971) on 03 Dec 2015

Whatever my musical tastes, I loved this. in fact I stayed up all night watching the outtakes…

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By Rick_Blaster (1) on 22 Jun 2020

Great Documentary, I loved the album Saint Anger, to watch this documentary, people must know that not everybody liked the album on the time…

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By Grant K (753) on 02 Sep 2013

A fascinating, in-depth look inside of the heart of one of the biggest bands ever. A Brilliant, explosive exposÃ© of more than just music…

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By John C (2,737) on 23 Jul 2014

The greatest documentary about a band overcoming both internal and external adversity, Some Kind of Monster demands to be seen, even by non-advocates…

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By Bill White (195) for Seattle Post-Intelligencer (2,422) on 16 Nov 2013

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