Enormous: The Gorge Story

As a Dave Matthews Band fan, I have been a fan of the Gorge, but didn't know the history of this incredible venue. This documentary was fantastic and I can not wait for my next trip there!!

Maybe it's the long absence of live music. Maybe it's Dave Matthews - one of the greatest songwriters to ever live - sharing his experiences. Or perhaps it's the touching personal notes from spectators matched with the shared passion of the performers of this gorgeous, god-created venue that has me infatuated with this documentary and the Gorge itself.

The filmmakers did an exceptional job delivering an amazing story that is so incredibly unique to our space and time in this universe.

Loved it.

The film brings together a powerful story about fans experience, with an incredible venue that has touched millions of attendees. As someone who's been to the gorge one time, I can understand why its such a powerful experience. Watching the movie was a like a flashback to the experience I had, while sharing a ton about this history.

My favorite part was how they shared real stories about how the Gorge impacted a handful of fans, and it truly brings powerful emotions to the story.

I highly recommend watching this film. Get your popcorn, get your friends together and get ready to dive into something entertaining. If you've been to the gorge you'll get it right away, and if you haven't you'll quickly start to see why people love it so much. But again the best part is how they brought a group of fans stories to light, which make this so much more than a documentary about a venue. Its really about an experience and lifestyle that so many people love!

Enormous delivers a beautifully crafted, intimate view inside of the history of this iconic venue. I thoroughly enjoyed learning how it came to be and why this amazing venue is celebrated worldwide by musicians and fans alike. Very well done. A must see!

I have an unique relationship to the film Enormous, as I was able to witness some of the production process years before it became public.

What struck me the most about both the process and product of the film was the clear devotion of all people (producers, fans, musicians, distributors, and families) to the pure craft of music.

Yes, I am biased and will rate the film highly because of my connection to the process. But I also see something different in this film than many others- an angle that shows the visceral love of music and how it can bring people together in the most unlikely of ways. For this reason, I say the film is absolutely novel.