Detroit Rock City
Comedy • R • 1999 • 1 hr 35 min
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this movie is so fun, one of my favorites!
Surprisingly good, fun watch + Natasha lyonne <3
Absolute favorite of mine. The fantastic cast and banging soundtrack is a huge standout. Endlessly quotable and super high rewatch value.
Very fun look at the late 70s through the eyes of three kiss fans even if you aren't a fan of kiss you should enjoy this movie anyways
Really fun look at late 70's life through the Rock Fan lens! Kind of a trilogy piece movie 2 Rock N Roll High School & Roadie? Recommend it!
Very fun alternative feelgood coming of age movie, even if you don’t care about KISS.
Fun movie, but it whitewashes the reality behind the whole Disco sucks campaign.
KISS-fueled teen comedy. '70s nostalgia trip. Raunchy humor, rock soundtrack delight. Thin plot, but fun for music fans.
If you're a rock and roll fan you'll love this movie, it's just fun and entertaining from beginning to end and with great music.
As the song says "YOU GOTTA LOSE YOUR MIND IN DETROIT"
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