Pearl Jam Twenty
Documentary • NR • 2011 • 1 hr 59 min
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Eddie Vedder, Stone Gossard, Jeff Ament, Mike McCready, Matt Cameron
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A compelling documentary offering an intimate look at 20 years of Pearl Jam's legacy with rare footage and candid interviews.
Top notch doc from a legend about rock legends of their time. Worth a watch fan or not.
This is such a good film for rock and rolls fans, but especially if you lived that era. So good.
If you like PJ, you’ll love this film. If you like music docs, you’ll love this film. If you’re iffy on both, this will make you love both.
One of my favourite movies, about my favourite band. If you like 90ies culture, give this a watch.
Must see for Pearl Jam fans. Not a fan? Watch this and you may come around.
Es difícil abarcar toda una carrera musical en dos horas, sin embargo siento que faltarán momentos claves.
Fascinating retrospective on the ‘90s icons. Especially cool seeing each members’ homes and stuff!
Not a fan of pearl jam. This was forced on me. Sorry
As an enormous PJ fan, I found this fascinating. The concert footage is great and the interviews are engaging.
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