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Who is Harry Nilsson (And Why is Everybody Talkin' About Him)? Reviews

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Sean Axmaker
Seanax.com

John Sheinfeld's portrait revisits the man, the artist and the reputation, with a wealth of TV performance clips and interviews with friends, family and colleagues...

Full Review Source: Seanax.com

November 4, 2010
Shawn Levy
Oregonian

You will leave the theater singing, if with a touch of melancholy.

Full Review Source: Oregonian | Original Score: B

September 23, 2010
Robert Abele
Los Angeles Times
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A personal, generous tribute reel designed to keep a musical master's legacy very much alive.

Full Review Source: Los Angeles Times | Original Score: 3.5/5

September 17, 2010
Steve Simels
Boxoffice Magazine

On the one hand, the film is a cautionary too-much-too-soon story that was a cliché even before what Casey Kasem refers to as the Rock Era; on the other hand, it also has enough touching, amusing and/or appalling episodes to make it compulsively watchable

Full Review Source: Boxoffice Magazine | Original Score: 3/5

September 10, 2010
V.A. Musetto
New York Post
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Conventional in style and is likely to mean more to the sadly forgotten musician's fans than to others.

Full Review Source: New York Post | Original Score: 2/4

September 10, 2010
A.O. Scott
New York Times
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The point of it is not, in the end, to explain him or solve the mystery of his life, but rather to spend time in his company and understand why he is someone to be missed.

Full Review Source: New York Times | Original Score: 3.5/5

September 10, 2010
Noel Murray
AV Club

There's been so little written about Nilsson or archiving of his work that Who Is Harry Nilsson is a godsend just for bringing together so much rare footage.

Full Review Source: AV Club | Original Score: B+

September 9, 2010
David Fear
Time Out New York
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Who Is Harry Nilsson is a worthwhile portrait of a genius who made beautiful music, and a case study for how to tragically, epically self-destruct.

Full Review Source: Time Out New York | Original Score: 4/5

September 8, 2010
Andrew Schenker
Village Voice
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Sticking closely to the archival footage and talking-heads formula, it's the quality of the former and the sense of personal involvement in the latter that elevates the film above the run-of-the-mill rockumentary.

Full Review Source: Village Voice

September 7, 2010
David Noh
Film Journal International

This rich portrait of a most complex artist beautifully, movingly and humorously explains the enigma, glory and tragedy of his life.

Full Review Source: Film Journal International

September 2, 2010
Cole Smithey
ColeSmithey.com

...does something that few such films accomplish: it allows the audience to feel as though they have walked a mile in a man's shoes.

Full Review Source: ColeSmithey.com | Original Score: A

August 29, 2010
Robert Koehler
Variety
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