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Good anecdotes - but the film's willingness to indulge the band's rampant self-mythologising can get tiresome. February 27, 2017 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Good anecdotes - but the film's willingness to indulge the band's rampant self-mythologising can get tiresome.
Tom Huddleston
Watchable and interesting - if a tad worshipful ... February 24, 2017 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Watchable and interesting - if a tad worshipful ...
Andrew Pulver
When it comes to chronicling their accomplishments on film, all they have to show for themselves is 90 flashy minutes' worth of rockumentary clichés. November 11, 2016 | Rating: 1/5 | Full Review…
When it comes to chronicling their accomplishments on film, all they have to show for themselves is 90 flashy minutes' worth of rockumentary clichés.
Scott Marks
Even if you don't care for the band, Kijak's exuberant style which mirrors the music might win you over. November 7, 2016 | Full Review…
Even if you don't care for the band, Kijak's exuberant style which mirrors the music might win you over.
Peter Keough
This high-intensity group - resplendent in the plumage of a Sunset Strip hair band, and playing a kind of prog-metal - delivers the goods. In any language. November 3, 2016 | Full Review…
This high-intensity group - resplendent in the plumage of a Sunset Strip hair band, and playing a kind of prog-metal - delivers the goods. In any language.
Andy Webster
A maddeningly vague primer. November 2, 2016 | Full Review…
A maddeningly vague primer.
Simon Abrams
Although incredibly successful underdogs, We Are X undeniably grabs its audience and has them rooting for X Japan's final breakthrough. March 15, 2019 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Although incredibly successful underdogs, We Are X undeniably grabs its audience and has them rooting for X Japan's final breakthrough.
Tori Brazier
We Are X does well in showing how X-Japan became famous but like Yoshiki himself, is too mysterious and enigmatic that it keeps the viewer from arm's length, wanting to know more. November 1, 2018 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
We Are X does well in showing how X-Japan became famous but like Yoshiki himself, is too mysterious and enigmatic that it keeps the viewer from arm's length, wanting to know more.
Harris Dang
X Japan's dedication to music remains admirable but Kijak's film places them on a similar pedestal to that of their swooning fans when it's a closet stashed full of skeletons that would've provided the braver and far more worthwhile material to inspect. December 28, 2017 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
X Japan's dedication to music remains admirable but Kijak's film places them on a similar pedestal to that of their swooning fans when it's a closet stashed full of skeletons that would've provided the braver and far more worthwhile material to inspect.
Matthew Anderson
What drives [director Stephen] Kijak's film, and adds a universal dimension to a singular band's narrative, is the drama inherent in a group of strong personalities who live for music attempting to create and perform it together. September 21, 2017 | Full Review…
What drives [director Stephen] Kijak's film, and adds a universal dimension to a singular band's narrative, is the drama inherent in a group of strong personalities who live for music attempting to create and perform it together.
Judy Berman
Splits, suicides, a brainwashing cult and industrial quantities of hairspray and make-up all play their part in the story, with the fragile Yoshiki fulfilling the role of tortured artist to perfection. March 3, 2017 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Splits, suicides, a brainwashing cult and industrial quantities of hairspray and make-up all play their part in the story, with the fragile Yoshiki fulfilling the role of tortured artist to perfection.
Jamie Healy
Much of the film's success comes from the editing of Mako Kamitsuna and John Maringouin who corral a barrage of archival footage, talking heads, observation, and performance into a compelling exploration of one of the world's great rock phenomenons. January 3, 2017 | Rating: B | Full Review…
Much of the film's success comes from the editing of Mako Kamitsuna and John Maringouin who corral a barrage of archival footage, talking heads, observation, and performance into a compelling exploration of one of the world's great rock phenomenons.
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