I found it difficult to find a music documentary I was excited to watch. I like 30 Seconds To Mars and Jared Leto so I thought this could be the best bet. I was so delightfully surprised. This was an eye-opening, thought-provoking, inspiring, emotional, engaging diary of Leto, his band mates and their struggle with their record label. I learned a lot about the music industry and record labels and was actually left quite heart-broken that creativity is prisoned by this capitalistic behaviour by businesses. A great balance between factual interviews and moving story about talented and driven artists that really touched me and left me thinking about my own dreams and supporting other people's, too. Plus, beautiful cinematography which always makes a story that much more breath-taking.
Shout by Daisy Victoria EdwardsBlockedParent2015-08-17T21:31:59Z
I found it difficult to find a music documentary I was excited to watch. I like 30 Seconds To Mars and Jared Leto so I thought this could be the best bet. I was so delightfully surprised. This was an eye-opening, thought-provoking, inspiring, emotional, engaging diary of Leto, his band mates and their struggle with their record label. I learned a lot about the music industry and record labels and was actually left quite heart-broken that creativity is prisoned by this capitalistic behaviour by businesses. A great balance between factual interviews and moving story about talented and driven artists that really touched me and left me thinking about my own dreams and supporting other people's, too. Plus, beautiful cinematography which always makes a story that much more breath-taking.