It Might Get Loud
Documentary • PG • 2008 • 1 hr 37 min
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A bridging of generational gaps and music styles. A round table for rock and roll!
So interesting to see them communicate with music.
An interesting documentary that takes three very different rock star guitarists and studies them as a microcosm for the genre as a whole.
A must-see for any fan of guitar-oriented rock music!
This documentary was decent but The Edge just seamed so out of place and awkward when he was jamming with Page and White.
Beautiful insights. Could have gone deeper. Nevertheless, a thoroughly invigorating watch for guitarists.
Not my three favorite guitarists. I respect them, but they are not that interesting to me. It was hokie at times.
Even as a guitarist, this didn’t much hold my interest. The final scene is sweet though.
This is a documentary for hungover dad's about guitar players
Great documentary for those who love rock n roll.
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