Metallica - Some Kind Of Monster (DVD)

Description: Genre: Television / Director: Joe Berlinger, Bruce Sinofsky / Actors: Metallica ... / DVD released 31 January, 2005 at ... more

Metallica - Some Kind Of Monster (DVD) ... Paramount Home Entertainment / Features of the DVD: Box set, Full Screen, PAL / An intimate portrait of the band Metallica as they record for the first time in five years.

Newest Review: ... 'rocking-out'. I think this shows how much care and attention has gone into the making of 'Some Kind Of Monster' and I felt ... more

... it really added to my enjoyment of the movie as a whole. I pretty much found every scene enjoyable and interesting. At no point did I find myself feeling bored or restless, (which can be quite common with these sort of things). A few scenes in particular that stood out for myself are the brief interviews with Jason Newsted, as well as seeing James' slow decline before going into rehab. I thought Berlinger and Sinofsky treated the subjects with care and consideration, trying to be observers rather than actually take ...more

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Metallica - Some Kind Of Monster [DVD] [2004]
Release Date: 2005 - 01 - 31, Rating Suitable for 18 years and over,

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Metallica - Some Kind Of Monster (DVD): The Movie That Almost Never Was (1136 words)
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Originally, when it was conceived by co-directors Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky, this was simply going to be a behind-the-scenes 'making-of' 'St. Anger'. What they found as time went on was a very different creature - 'Some Kind Of Monster' if you will. The movie, (or rock-umentry if you prefer) follows Metallica through what has since become known as one of their "darkness-hours". It offers a rare insight into the world of Metallica - to some extent the recording process of 'St. Anger', but more so into the characters and the relationships between them within the band. The movie itself is interesting and having watched it, I felt I ... Read the complete review

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