Average Rating: 5.6/10
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Release Date: Mar 7, 2003 Wide
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Documentarian John Dower turns his attention toward the 1990s British musical movement dubbed Brit-pop in his 2003 film, Live Forever. Going back to an early 1990 concert by the now-defunct band the Stone Roses, Dower traces the roots of the Brit-pop movement as originating from Britain's simultaneously discontented and disenfranchised youth, a residual outcome of the Conservative Party's decade-long stranglehold on Britain's political and cultural identity. As Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher
Mar 7, 2003 Wide
May 18, 2004
First Look Pictures
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...a comprehensive rock 'n roll documentary detailing the rise and fall of the Britpop phenomenon in the 1990s...
A lot of time is spent on Oasis and Blur, which is fine, since they were so huge, but other bands get short shrift.
I watched this glued to the screen because this was all I listened to for a better part of three years. I caught it on BBC America a few months back and it was really interesting to see what was actually going on at the time. Some of the cultural aspects flew over my head like a 747, but I do know that the Gallagher
June 20, 2007Super Reviewer
Great!!
June 8, 2008Super Reviewer
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