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This was a great doco until they decided to politicize it. Why would they do that?music is supposed to bring us together but the producers try toto divide.

And to bring gun violence into this is absurd. Why not try with the Altamont concert when one guy tried to assassinate Mick Jagger with a gun!

This was an 8/10 doco until it breached everybody's sensibilities with this dumb-arsed move. It explains the problems leading up yo the concert and there after. Getting there by helicopter was always new. I'm born in 1965 but I remember the radio news describing the traffic jams getting to the concert.

Obviously they couldn't afford the rights to the music so you can't hear the songs they are talking about. Still a good movie before the last 8 minutes.

This was a great doco until they decided to politicize it. Why would they do that?music is supposed to bring us together but the producers try toto divide.

And to bring gun violence into this is absurd. Why not try with the Altamont concert when one guy tried to assassinate Mick Jagger with a gun!

This was an 8/10 doco until it breached everybody's sensibilities with this dumb-arsed move. It explains the problems leading up yo the concert and there after. Getting there by helicopter was always new. I'm born in 1965 but I remember the radio news describing the traffic jams getting to the concert.

Obviously they couldn't afford the rights to the music so you can't hear the songs they are talking about. Still a good movie before the last 8 minutes

This was a great doco until they decided to politicize it. Why would they do that?music is supposed to bring us together but the producers try toto divide.

And to bring gun violence into this is absurd. Why not try with the Altamont concert when one guy tried to assassinate Mick Jagger with a gun!

This was an 8/10 doco until it breached everybody's sensibilities with this dumb-arsed move. It explains the problems leading up yo the concert and there after. Getting there by helicopter was always new. I'm born in 1965 but I remember the radio news describing the traffic jams getting to the concert.

Obviously they couldn't afford the rights to the music so you can't hear the songs they are talking about. Still a good movie before the last 8 minutes.

Meghan Markle uses people to gain advantage--her advantage. Then she distances them. Then discards. Her own father is the perfect example. He took care of her, paid for all her education, went into financial insecurity over her and she then tells the world she grew up in a Sizzler's salad bar at $4.99.

She bullied the Royal staff and insulted the Queen. She was using Harry right from the get go. This movie does not address any of these truths but rather plays to the American version that she is a wonderful person and what she says is the utter truth. Her interview with Oprah contained at least 17 factual errors but she was never questioned.

Don't waste your time with this movie. It is just propaganda.

Having been to Zanskar 30 years ago, I was intrigued by this doco. However, after 30 minutes you realise this doco is done "for the film-makers" and not according to reality. I arrived in Zanskar in 1991 on a bus. That is, you can drive to Zanskar. And unless you're delivering the piano to one of the outlying villages, you don't need yaks. There are probably roads to them now. So the mini-van which rocked up to Laddakh with the piano would have been perfectly capable of going to Zanskar. The scenery in the film is good though. The "hardness" of the premise is completely false.