Matcollis
This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.
BootDigest
Such a frustrating disappointment
Ketrivie
It isn't all that great, actually. Really cheesy and very predicable of how certain scenes are gonna turn play out. However, I guess that's the charm of it all, because I would consider this one of my guilty pleasures.
Phillipa
Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.
lepo28
In my opinion in 'Bullet' they get a little addicted to massive hysteria, in excess: in almost every song from the show Billie Joe makes the audience shout different kind of chants, showing how much he controls his fans.Without that, they could have added at least 5 more songs to the DVD, and maybe some from their earlier records. Their catalogue from the pre-Dookie era (e.g. 'Going to Passalacqua'!) is completely absent...But anyway, I'm a huge fan of Green Day too, they changed my life from the first minute I listened to 'Dookie', and 'Bullet...' is a must-see for every fan.
horselover_jessica
I loved it, even though being a Green Day fan it should be natural. I thought it was funny, touching, spectacular, over all awesome. It reminded me so much of one of their concerts I got to go to. I thought it was very well put together. Samuel did an awesome job. The interviews really got in deep, and made it to where you can kinda get to know the band a little better. And the backstage access to where you can see what the band does before and after their performances was a nice touch. I also loved how they had a mixture of the new and old material. I think it is well worth watching, especially if your a Green Day fan. Definitely recommend.
Glitch712
I went to this concert on the first date (18th June), and that was probably one of the, no, THE best event I've ever been to. So imagine my excitement when I got this DVD/CD in the post this morning. Now imagine my disappointment when I watched it and found it a badly-directed, chopped-up affair devoid of anything that made it all great in the first place. I'm not sure how or why, but this went wrong somewhere. The DVD features footage from both dates, making it inconsistent, and there's an interview in between each song. Very nice, but couldn't we have had them separately or something? The camera angles are generally poorly chosen, and the promised audience interviews, while funny, are very short. These might seem like minor gripes, but they all add up. If you're considering buying this DVD hoping to relive fond memories of the concert, go ahead. Just don't expect too much from it like I did.
steph1291
Documentary showing Green Day around the city as they visit various pubs and discuss the making and meaning of Idiot, along with live footage from the Milton Keynes concerts. From VH1.com: "It's a concert film based around the first stadium gigs we've ever played and kind of what it takes to go into it," Armstrong explained." The movie ventures inside our personalities and the stresses and the excitement of putting on pretty much the biggest punk show of all time."Track listing: Uncomplete concert. Tracks on the DVD are: 01 American Idiot 02 Jesus Of Suburbia 03 Holiday 04 Are We The Waiting 05 St. Jimmy 06 Longview 07 Hitchin' A Ride 08 Brain Stew 09 Basket Case 10 King for A Day / Shout 11 Wake Me Up When September Ends 12 Minority 13 Boulevard Of Broken Dreams 14 Good Riddance Time Of Your Lifeits the best .got to go get it out November 15. if u never been to one of their concerts then this will summarize it all!!!!!
