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La química creativa de cuatro artistas geniales hizo de The Doors una de las bandas rockeras más representativas e influyentes de América. Utilizando metraje rodado entre la formación del grupo en 1965 y la muerte de Morrison en 1971, la película les sigue los pasos desde los pasillos de la escuela de cine de UCLA, donde Mazarek y Morrison se conocieron, a la etapa de los estadios. Narrado -en su versión original- por Johnny Depp, DiCillo revela en este aclamado documental metraje nunca visto anteriormente del grupo, y arroja nueva luz sobre el impacto revolucionario de su música y su legado. (FILMAFFINITY)
Avis de la communauté (3)
Lots of great concert footage. Depp was kind of hard to hear.
It's interesting how you get to know about the band's story, but also about what kind of America where they part of and how that influenced them and they influenced their listeners. Don't know if this brought anything new for 'The Doors' fans, but for me, though I love their music, most of this was new and therefore interesting to learn about. Johnny Depp was a good choice for the narration, though, on a side note, I must say, it's kind of ironic listening to him speak about the effects of Jim's drugs and alcohol abuse on himself and the band... All in all, it's a good movie and it made me want to go listen to their whole discography now. Guess I'll go do just that.
The movie seems to be interesting, but I couldn't understand a single thing because of the extreme low audio in Johnny Depp's narration. Well, at least on my version on DVD.