Circus Maximus

Im the biggest trav glazer known to man and personally i loved the psychedelic experience of this movie but everything just seemed very repetitive. Yes though i wouldnt exactly consider this a movie, its still a piece of art. Would i watch this again? Probably not. Though each and every music video repeated the same songs, each one had a different theme, vibe, and visual which just emphasize the ambiguity of the movie. I loved the way the directors were able to think of so many music videos for the same songs. All in all, this was a pretty solid film for an unskippable album, though there were some flaws, it was an enjoyable experience.

The title basically says it all.

I loved Utopia as an album, I thought it was great, and that the features, instrumentals and performance were amazing. And this was supposed to go like hand-in-hand with the album and explain it all.

And in a way, I guess it did, but there's not a whole lot here. It's cleanly shot, almost all of the segments have incredible quality.

Each of the segments.fit their respective tracks quite well, but underneath it all, there's not a whole lot here.

It's painfully boring, there's essentially no plot, what there is is just a couple subplots for a few minute long segments that lead to nothing. I enjoyed the album, but I can take and leave this.

Utopia is already fantastic, but having this go along side with the music adds an element that can't be described. I went to see the film opening night solo, and to my shock plenty others were there in the same boat. The energy of listening and seeing the album first with others was a great feeling, and being able to talk and admire the music with others was an experience I won't forget. The film feels like the perfect wrap to make "Utopia" truly come alive and allow the listener to better fulfill the vision of the music in there mind by showing them exactly was the vision was behind it. Fantastic movie and would see again in theatres.

Also thank you for the shirt Travis I appreciate it :)

Circus Maximus is an absolute psychedelic masterpiece that takes you on a mind-bending journey like no other! Travis Scott's electrifying presence and captivating performance make this movie a surreal experience from start to finish. The seamless blend of his latest album, Utopia, with the visually stunning and thought-provoking cinematography creates an otherworldly atmosphere that keeps you hooked throughout.

The film's artistic direction is nothing short of brilliant, transporting the audience into a kaleidoscopic dreamscape that blurs the lines between reality and imagination. Every scene feels like a mesmerizing work of art, leaving you in awe of the creative vision behind it all.

Travis Scott's music takes on a whole new dimension in Circus Maximus. The way each song is intertwined with the narrative adds depth and emotional resonance to the already powerful tracks from Utopia. It's a unique and groundbreaking approach to storytelling that leaves you feeling not just entertained but deeply moved.

Moreover, the supporting cast's performances are equally commendable, complementing Travis Scott's enigmatic presence with their own compelling portrayals. The chemistry between the actors is palpable, enhancing the emotional impact of the film's themes and message.

In addition to its mesmerizing visuals and incredible soundtrack, Circus Maximus delves into profound themes that leave a lasting impact on the viewer. It explores the complexities of human emotions, the pursuit of utopia, and the surreal nature of fame, all while challenging societal norms and perceptions.

Overall, Circus Maximus is an extraordinary cinematic gem that deserves all the praise it receives. It's a groundbreaking piece of art that pushes the boundaries of filmmaking and storytelling, leaving a lasting impression on anyone fortunate enough to experience it. Travis Scott's artistic vision shines brightly in this mind-altering adventure, and I can't recommend it enough. Five stars just don't seem enough for this exceptional journey into the heart of psychedelic cinema!

20 minutes of some interesting, some annoying, and some creative visuals that aid the UTOPIA experience. The human pyramid one and the one set in an African country stood out.

Other than that, the remainder is just a boring 55 minutes of Travis performing the rest of the album live in an old arena, nothing interesting or worthwhile. What's even the point of a live performance that takes up 75% of the "film" if you're going to play the studio recordings over the whole thing.

Simply an over-bloated music video, it's a shame cause it started off really good, then they ran out of ideas. But, I understand that this supposedly should've been the first time fans are exposed to the album and its world, watching it after having the album for weeks now doesn't add much of a value to the overall experience.