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By Jen H (384) on 29 Jul 2008

Wish there were some present-day interviews with the stones…

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By Henry G (76) on 28 Jul 2008

Had this movie been made in the mid-70s it could have been the best rock concert movie ever…

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By Zach M (1,354) on 27 Jul 2008

Mainly just for die hard fans. I like the Stones a lot, but was a little disappointed. I expected more than just a concert, I suppose…

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By Cory K (220) on 27 Jul 2008

Great fun to see the energy these guys still have and Scorsese still proves that he can make an in your face music doc better than most…

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By Robert I (1,833) on 26 Jul 2008

This one is good even if you're not a huge Stones fan (count me in that category)…

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By Colleen B (74) on 26 Jul 2008

Enjoyed seeing Scorsese's creative process, and the Stones live…

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By Steve S (3,182) on 26 Jul 2008

Seriously how old are these guys. mick as gotta be the ugliest dude around and keith's barely sane or healthy looking…

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By Jordan F (406) on 25 Jul 2008

Best part for me was when they do the flashback interview to the 60's and Mick says I hope to still be doing this in my 60's…

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By Debbie H (109) on 25 Jul 2008

Not a big Stones fan, but I was running out of choices on my second 16-hour cross-Atlantic flight in 2 weeks…

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By Jayh. (423) on 24 Jul 2008

Scorsese does a good job piecing the film together, and the older clips are excellent and give a great insite into who the Rolling Stones are…

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By Brett B (1,185) on 24 Jul 2008

The Rolling Stones are fantastic and Scorsese is a great director but something wasn't completely right, the set list was pretty good but they…

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By James H (4,675) on 24 Jul 2008

Scorsese does a good job piecing the film together, and the older clips are excellent and give a great insite into who the Rolling Stones are…

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By Skyler B (1,160) on 23 Jul 2008

those lights are burning my ass mick jagger great mix of concert and footage of stones throughout the years…

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By Haidee L (1) on 21 Jul 2008

A cool experience to watch it on the big screen... almost felt like I was at their gig! The clips from when they were young were great…

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By Curtis K (38) on 21 Jul 2008

Quite simply disappointing...is should have bin an hr long TV or DVD release for die hard fans only...the only cinematic sequence was the flyout…

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By Courtney T (416) on 20 Jul 2008

This Is Rock'n'roll =D (8) (L)…

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By Andrew U (319) on 19 Jul 2008

Saw this at the Imax when I was in florida…

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By Terry C (344) on 17 Jul 2008

Quite good but hyped, actually no better than some of the commercial DVDs the Stones have on the market e.g. A Bigger Bang, Four Flicks…

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By Adley T (19) on 14 Jul 2008

The best concert film of all time and a timely reminder of how there really is no other band out there capable of taking on the mantle of greatest…

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By Samantha S (1,257) on 14 Jul 2008

It's pretty good when viewed on a dodgy screen with the constant whirr of jet engines. Imagine what it's like on a cinema screen…

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