Awesome; I F'in Shot That!

[Def Dave in SC]

<p>I know the release was a couple weeks ago (at least the big screen concerts thing) and I know its almost 3:30am and I know I havent posted on this mufucka in a long-ass time, but has anyone else seen this movie?</p><p>I'm a huge Beasties fan, but I haven't had the oppurtunity to see them live.&nbsp; That being said, this movie is right up there as one of the best concerts I've ever experienced.&nbsp; I can only imagine how freakin awesome that show would have been for those who actually attended.</p><p>&nbsp;Anyone else see this? <br /></p>

[curtoid]

I haven't seen it yet - I have a hard time getting around the concept, which was done about 20 years ago for either Bon Jovi or Poison for one of their videos on MTV - they handed out cameras to the crowd in the audience and then pieced it together. It's a great idea, and I imagine was both fun and a head-ache to edit.

[TheMojoPin]

Love the band, love the concept...the execution just kinda sucks.&nbsp; The quality is what you should expect from these sort of &quot;filmmakers&quot;...ie: non-existent.&nbsp; It's fun, but it almost hurts to watch.&nbsp; Plus, it's from a recent show that focuses on their latest album, which blows super stinky rhino ass.

[Hosp]

I was at the show and it was great.&nbsp; A lot of remixes, but that wasn't bad.&nbsp; The only downside of the film I heard is that it is all these cameras and not one professional cam, and there are rapid edits that keep you off kilter.

[Def Dave in SC]

<p>There was a lot of real quick cuts and what not to start the show off, but it was done intentionally to kind of make you feel &quot;off kilter&quot;.&nbsp; I think its to try to mimic the energy of seeing the first few songs of a live show.&nbsp; Eventually, it slows down to a single shot for the entirety of Root Down.&nbsp; Yeah, it was heavy on To the 5 Boroughs, but this was shot during the tour of the album.</p><p>&nbsp;Overall, I thought that the DV cams were a cool touch.&nbsp; Personally, it really made me feel more a part of the audience than your standard concert film.&nbsp; I loved the fucking movie, and i would definitely recommend it.&nbsp; It would be pretty weak to see it alone in a theater, though.&nbsp; So at this point, I would just wait for the DVD.<br /></p>