Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour

One of Madonna's best tours. It's a tour full of hits like True Blue, Take a Bow, Deeper and Deeper and others. Madonna shows a great performance at age 58, probably those who speak bad things of her can't make her moves. So if you can't live this moment of this living legend I'm sorry for you.

The greatest performance I've ever seen! I really loved the 'Burning Up' rock version. 'Holy Water' made me cry of laughing:) She was so serious while performing. The gig is definitely a must-see!

This is not so much a concert-film as it is a set of music videos created from a particular concert tour. There are many cuts including "instant", multiple costume changes during a song (just like a video), overlaid light effects, and so on: a little bit frenetic at times, but very well done.

If you like Madonna videos, you should like it.

I see reviews that condemn the movie because it is not the concert that they saw.

Remember when Kevin Costner said that the Blond Ambition Tour was neat?, well, the edition of the Rebel Heart Tour is worse than that. The live experience was incredible, I was there at first row for two nights and I don't have enough words to describe how amazing it was.

When I watched the video edition I was disappointed, It's heavily edited, you can easily get epilepsy attacks if you watch it. you can't see anything at all because they cut the video every second or less. I appear on the recording, for a second, but that wasn't enough for me to enjoy the DVD.

She decided not to include the best parts of the show; "Love Don't Live Here anymore", "Ghosttown", "Who's That Girl" (I actually stopped recording on my phone with this one, and "Take A Bow" is just included in the Japanese version of the release.

She didn't include the full "Tears of a clown" mini concert, and the few minutes included are black and white. I mean, she is dressed as a colorful beautiful clown, yet we don't get to see that. Girl, even the Wizard of Oz had some colors.

she really needs to stop taking all the decisions, and she needs to get rid of Guy Oseary ASAP.

Whenever Madonna hits the road you know you'll be getting a top notch experience. I've been to two concerts of hers and have not seen anything like it. My review has nothing to do with the amazing concert Madonna and her team put together (although I cannot understand why the beautiful "ghosttown" was not added to the setlist).

But it was very disappointing to see how the editing destroyed this experience by using insanely frenetic cuts for reasons that go beyond anything I can understand, it's impossible to appreciate a nice take the way they did it. Plus, the amount of filters and images from the background screens that were mixed with the actual performances turned the experience of watching this very annoying. In a certain moment, they cut from the main dance routine of a song so that images of the background screens can be shown. Awful, distasteful, and almost a crime to the show and the fans who didn't get to see it live. A waste of good material.