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This isn't a standard rockumentary - this is willful inscrutability, audacious pretension and artful interference. November 13, 2015 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
This isn't a standard rockumentary - this is willful inscrutability, audacious pretension and artful interference.
Brad Wheeler
A muddled, directionless splatter of concert footage, studio cin-verit, music-video abstraction and Haitian/Jamaican travelogue exotica that aspires to mythmaking but instead strangles itself on its own self-indulgence. November 5, 2015 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
A muddled, directionless splatter of concert footage, studio cin-verit, music-video abstraction and Haitian/Jamaican travelogue exotica that aspires to mythmaking but instead strangles itself on its own self-indulgence.
Ben Rayner
Lacks immediacy and actually seems designed for viewers who will discover and romanticize Arcade Fire 20 years from now. September 24, 2015 | Rating: 1.5/4 | Full Review…
Lacks immediacy and actually seems designed for viewers who will discover and romanticize Arcade Fire 20 years from now.
Tom Keogh
As a piece of cinema, it's a doggedly indifferent work that tells us little about the music or the people who make it. September 24, 2015 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
As a piece of cinema, it's a doggedly indifferent work that tells us little about the music or the people who make it.
Leslie Felperin
Kahlil Joseph's concert film profile of Arcade Fire is a disorganized mishmash. September 22, 2015 | Full Review…
Kahlil Joseph's concert film profile of Arcade Fire is a disorganized mishmash.
Scott Tobias
Devotees of the group will embrace it on video and perhaps in special-event-style theatrical bookings, but those with a casual interest will tire of it quickly. September 22, 2015 | Full Review…
Devotees of the group will embrace it on video and perhaps in special-event-style theatrical bookings, but those with a casual interest will tire of it quickly.
John DeFore
Sonic fugues in between songs allow the band and particularly band leader Win Butler to wax (and wane) philosophical in a way that might tempt the cruel to sardonic smirking, if not hearty laughter. April 6, 2019 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Sonic fugues in between songs allow the band and particularly band leader Win Butler to wax (and wane) philosophical in a way that might tempt the cruel to sardonic smirking, if not hearty laughter.
John Bleasdale
The Reflektor Tapes uses the skeleton of a concert film - complete with an encore-of-sorts and post-credits bow-of-sorts - while attempting a meatier document. February 22, 2016 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
The Reflektor Tapes uses the skeleton of a concert film - complete with an encore-of-sorts and post-credits bow-of-sorts - while attempting a meatier document.
Nick Newman
The Reflektor Tapes is less a documentary about the making of Arcade Fire's 2013 album than a feature-length collage that does neither the band nor its fans any service. November 11, 2015 | Rating: 2/5
The Reflektor Tapes is less a documentary about the making of Arcade Fire's 2013 album than a feature-length collage that does neither the band nor its fans any service.
Norman Wilner
Arcade Fire were never going to make your standard fly-on-the-wall documentary. While they appear to have fun onstage, music-wise they do take themselves very seriously, and they have every right to do so. October 9, 2015 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Arcade Fire were never going to make your standard fly-on-the-wall documentary. While they appear to have fun onstage, music-wise they do take themselves very seriously, and they have every right to do so.
Rich Cline
While people who love Arcade Fire might get a kick out of the concert footage, they might just as easily be frustrated by the band's willing aloofness. September 24, 2015 | Full Review…
While people who love Arcade Fire might get a kick out of the concert footage, they might just as easily be frustrated by the band's willing aloofness.
Matthew Lowe
There's no time for reflection. There are no band arguments, no talk of where art ends and business begins, and precious few unguarded moments. September 23, 2015 | Rating: D+ | Full Review…
There's no time for reflection. There are no band arguments, no talk of where art ends and business begins, and precious few unguarded moments.
Casey Jarman
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