scarcey
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"Never Tear Us Apart: The Untold Story of INXS" (2014)
One of the greatest bands ever, and by far the best Aussie band, INXS changed music. But, every band goes through hard times. This two part TV/movie/miniseries is about the story of INXS.
Straight up, this TV mini series is amazing. It will hook you from the first minute. And the splitting up into two parts is done surprisingly great. Part one is the band's start, and how successfully they become, and part two is about how it all came tumbling down.
The acting is a highlight for this, especially Luke Arnold (The Tunnel) as Michael Hutchence. He played this role perfectly, almost Oscar worthy in my opinion. The rest of the cast played their roles exceptionally, Hugh Sheridan, Andrew Ryan, Alex Williams, Ido Drent, they all played their roles great. Samantha Jade played Kylie Minogue surprisingly well, and Damon Herriman felt like the real thing (as with the rest of the cast).
This is easily the best live-action documentary with actors (is that what it's called?) that i have seen. See this when it comes out on BD and DVD. February 26 or 27 i believe it comes out. It easily gets a 9 out of ten.
9/10 Review by Scarcey
One of the greatest bands ever, and by far the best Aussie band, INXS changed music. But, every band goes through hard times. This two part TV/movie/miniseries is about the story of INXS.
Straight up, this TV mini series is amazing. It will hook you from the first minute. And the splitting up into two parts is done surprisingly great. Part one is the band's start, and how successfully they become, and part two is about how it all came tumbling down.
The acting is a highlight for this, especially Luke Arnold (The Tunnel) as Michael Hutchence. He played this role perfectly, almost Oscar worthy in my opinion. The rest of the cast played their roles exceptionally, Hugh Sheridan, Andrew Ryan, Alex Williams, Ido Drent, they all played their roles great. Samantha Jade played Kylie Minogue surprisingly well, and Damon Herriman felt like the real thing (as with the rest of the cast).
This is easily the best live-action documentary with actors (is that what it's called?) that i have seen. See this when it comes out on BD and DVD. February 26 or 27 i believe it comes out. It easily gets a 9 out of ten.
9/10 Review by Scarcey