recommend me some rock films

[Halb]

Evil Jack said:

Anvil! The Story of Anvil

Very funny. The main chap is watchable, especially taking on that German landlord

[james_gt3rs]

Iron Maiden - Flight 666 is pretty good.

As is The Song Remains the Same - Led Zeppelin.

Here's one of the songs:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COvCPJGjaiE

[anonymous-user]

Neil Young - Live Rust
The Band - The last waltz
Dr Feelgood - Oil city confidential
Led Zeppelin - the DVD, not the bloody song remains the same

Edited by excel789 on Friday 17th September 22:51

[hesnotthemessiah]

Spiritual_Beggar said:

Does 'HELP' count?

No!

Worst film ever made....bar none! Complete waste of some very talented peoples' time, effort and money (INHO obviously).

I agree with above comments...

Almost Famous - cracking film
Walk the Line - amazing performances

[darreni]

The Kids are Alright

Trick or Treat

[RDMcG]

The Last Waltz

about the Band..Martin Scorsese directed.

[crofty1984]

Detroit Rock City
Airheads
Walk the line
Still Crazy
The boat that rocked
Anvil! The story of Anvil

[Ferg]

excel789 said:

Dr Feelgood - Oil city confidential

No contest. Julien Temple's finest.

[unrepentant]

DP83 said:

How the hell has nobody mentioned Velvet Goldmine? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120879/

I watched Velvet Goldmine the other night. A little weird but I can see why it's a cult classic. When you read about the background to it and on whom the main characters are modelled it makes it more relevant. Nice to hear some Marc Bolan and even a little Steve Harley in a great movie score. There was even Gary Glitter and "do you want to touch me" at one point which they may have regretted later. A youngish Toni Collette in all her glory too......

[guns80]

I'll add my votes for Still Crazy and Walk the Line. Also haven't seen anyone mention it and not quite Rock but Ray is amazing!

[V8covin]

Rock of Ages

Pretty crap as musicals/films go but great music

[Black can man]

More bad news & This is Spinal tap

[Turn7]

Ozone said:

Breaking Glass is quite good. Oh and The Commitments, not rock though.

Breaking Glass is great, but looks very dated now. Worth watching, if onyl for "will you" - one of the saddest Sax solos ever!!!

Love the Commitments as well...

Maybe not a film as such, but one of the greatest muso docs Ive seen of late is surely "this may get loud"...

[Gaspode]

Not strictly rock, the blues movie 'Crossroads' is pretty good.

[Beati Dogu]

The Doors
The Runaways
Blues Brothers

[Dan_The_Man]

Nuisance_Value said:

The Decline of Western Civilization

Big plus one on that also if you like ACDC then try Maximum Overdrive, Iron Man and maybe the Dukes of Hazzard

[unrepentant]

Nobody mentioned Performance......

[Gaspode]

unrepentant said:

Nobody mentioned Performance......

and I think we all know why not

[Funkycoldribena]

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[Turn7]

Funkycoldribena said:

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0425005/?ref_=fn_al_nm_...

Love your user name!!!