Oblio
Utah
- 11,274
- 24,067
This looks pretty awesome. Takes me right back to High School and College.
Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck (2015) - IMDb
Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck (2015) - IMDb
Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck
- Thread starter Oblio
- Start date
Regime
LOADING, PLEASE WAIT...
- 16,392
- 37,708
The other Documentaries on Kurt were better imo.
This one had some cool stuff like the audio grabs played out through animation.
This one had some cool stuff like the audio grabs played out through animation.
Saw this yesterday. Thought it was awesome. Only thing I was disappointed in was that Dave Grohl didn't give an interview. Pretty much like doing a documentary on the Beatles without interviewing Paul McCartney. That, and Courtney Love's tits are gross.
Alex
Still a Music Elitist
- 14,496
- 7,409
There was an article in last month's Rolling Stone that his interview was filmed too late within the editing process.
Vlett
Lord Nagafen Raider
- 817
- 69
That's bullshit. I guess they are saving the Grohl footage for the extended dvd. >.<
I agree. I mean, I always knew he was fucked up; that's what gave his music and lyrics its edge, but he was REALLY fucked up. Trying to have sex with a retarded fat girl is really, really messed up. Also, for a genius, he couldn't spell worth a shit.
The only thing that bothered me abit was how they played to Courtney as the junkie with the heart of gold, and they really didn't delve into the Mom that much just made it look like it was all Kurt's fault.
Pretty sure the only way you can get any movie about Kurt anymore is if you play nice with Courtney .
I did have a laugh when she said that she never slept with anyone else, and in the same breath said she wasn't really into monogamy.
Pretty sure the only way you can get any movie about Kurt anymore is if you play nice with Courtney .
I did have a laugh when she said that she never slept with anyone else, and in the same breath said she wasn't really into monogamy.
opiate82
Bronze Squire
- 3,078
- 5
I thought the movie was very chaotic and disjointed, which probably was very fitting for the subject manner. It was less a documentary about Kurt and more a look into his mind, which from the art he left behind was an incredibly fucked up place.
I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, but only because I was aware of most of the backstory a more traditional documentary would have told.
I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, but only because I was aware of most of the backstory a more traditional documentary would have told.
Soygen
The Dirty Dozen For the Price of One
- 28,324
- 43,158
Intrinsic
Person of Whiteness
- 14,218
- 11,607
I think in that Rolling Stones article previously mentioned Frances Bean said she wanted a documentary that helped her know who her dad was, and not just a documentary about his life that she'd already seen. Something along those lines. But I feel the same as etchazz, always knew he was fucked up but seeing some of those home videos was just crazy. Maybe I don't know enough junkies.
On the Dave Grohl stuff it has always seemed convenient how he doesn't weigh in on a lot of the Nirvana history and his time, etc... Loved him in the band, love(d) Foo Fighters, but he's always come off as a huge d-bag and seemed to spit on his time with Nirvana. I dunno, that's 100% a personal reaction and could be 100% wrong.
On the Dave Grohl stuff it has always seemed convenient how he doesn't weigh in on a lot of the Nirvana history and his time, etc... Loved him in the band, love(d) Foo Fighters, but he's always come off as a huge d-bag and seemed to spit on his time with Nirvana. I dunno, that's 100% a personal reaction and could be 100% wrong.