Sinbaddylad
Joined Mar 2010
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Sinbaddylad's rating
When I invest in a show, I take it to at least the end of the first series. Let's hope this is the only series. I just can't get on board with it, after 5 turgid episodes I've quit. Nicole has put in a shocker of a performance, and the rest of the cast look like they were just pleased to be in Australia for a few months. It rattles along at a snails pace, with no real depth to any of the characters coming to the front, which means you just stop caring if anything happens to them.
A documentary made for the fans, with a strong nod to those who will seek out their catalogue after viewing. With a large nod to Ron Howard's Beatles doc, Thomas Robsahm has opened the a-ha box and has shown everyone the pains of when 3 of the most talented musicians ever, collide to make timeless classic pop music with 3 different directions.
What the non-fans will admire from the doc is the raw talent from an early age - Mags learning keyboards in just a few weeks - the record breaking crowds, the solo projects and how 3 close friends ultimately respect each other - even when not liking each other.
What the fans will see is a dark picture of pain, distrust, lack of empathy and a drive to be World Famous - but then deciding fame wasn't for them at all.
It's a very well put together timeline which intersperses with old and new footage, rehearsals, recordings and not a single interview of the band together. You'll love it.
What the non-fans will admire from the doc is the raw talent from an early age - Mags learning keyboards in just a few weeks - the record breaking crowds, the solo projects and how 3 close friends ultimately respect each other - even when not liking each other.
What the fans will see is a dark picture of pain, distrust, lack of empathy and a drive to be World Famous - but then deciding fame wasn't for them at all.
It's a very well put together timeline which intersperses with old and new footage, rehearsals, recordings and not a single interview of the band together. You'll love it.
Literally nothing happens. A directors dream to be told he can produce "anything you want" by the BBC. An overlong pop video of dismal proportions. Give it a miss.
