Triumph: Rock & Roll Machine

2021
1h 37m

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8.2/10

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Beneath the pyro, spandex, and heavy metal hair, awaits an intriguing and deeply personal story of underdog rock band Triumph who rose to world domination in the 80s then mysteriously disapp... Read allBeneath the pyro, spandex, and heavy metal hair, awaits an intriguing and deeply personal story of underdog rock band Triumph who rose to world domination in the 80s then mysteriously disappeared at the height of their fame.Beneath the pyro, spandex, and heavy metal hair, awaits an intriguing and deeply personal story of underdog rock band Triumph who rose to world domination in the 80s then mysteriously disappeared at the height of their fame.

Directors
- Sam Dunn
- Marc Ricciardelli
Writer
- Ralph Chapman
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IMDb RATING

8.2/10

217

YOUR RATING

Directors
- Sam Dunn
- Marc Ricciardelli
Writer
- Ralph Chapman
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Rik Emmett

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Mike Levine

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Directors
- Sam Dunn
- Marc Ricciardelli
Writer
- Ralph Chapman
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9Reviewer99

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A great story about the Toronto based band. This documentary will set them apart from Rush whom they were confused with at times. Individually they're great musicians too. Song writing was okay with straightforward hard rock lyrics of the period.

10nitro72

Honest

Emotionally charged & visually fresh, this fast-paced (yet in-depth) doc is (above all) honest, with tons of info, anecdotes, & perspectives. May resonate best (or only) with fans, but that suits me just fine. #nitrosMovieChallenge.

9jonnyv

Better than I thought...

A decent trip through Canadian rock and roll nostalgia. A lot of great clips and all 3 band members participated significantly. I would point out a couple of shortcomings. One, I would have liked to see a little more focus on the songwriting process. Two, like a recent Rush documentary, the presentation of the band mostly ignored any downsides of their behavior over the years. Did any of them ever use any substances or have other difficulties in life? There is also no mention of any of their family life, marriages, children etc. The inclusion of this would have made the documentary more complete. But definitely worth a watch.

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