
Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me
2012, Documentary, 1h 53m
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critics consensus
Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me offers a persuasive argument for its subjects' cult classic oeuvre -- and presents a painfully passionate lament for their untapped potential. Read critic reviews
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In the 1970s, Memphis-based band Big Star achieved critical acclaim but not mainstream success. Despite a lack of popularity, the band's music influenced such diverse artists as R.E.M., Wilco, Jeff Buckley and Elliot Smith.
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Jon Auer
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Alex Chilton
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Rick Clark
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Andy Hummel
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John Lightman
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Drew DeNicola
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Critic Reviews for Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me
Audience Reviews for Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me
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Jul 04, 2013I have to admit that I had no history in hearing of Big Star or their work but I am glad for the opportunity to have seen this documentary and been educated about them. Their influence is widespread within the community if not with the public in general. Something to consider for your record collection.John B Super Reviewer
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