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Rock the Bells (2006)

Rock the Bells (2006)
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The efforts of one tireless concert promoter reuniting legendary hip-hop outfit the Wu-Tang Clan for one final farewell concert form the central story of filmmaker Denis Henry Hennelly's look at the events that led up to the group's historical performance at the Rock the Bells Music Festival. From luring the disagreeable Ol' Dirty Bastard from the comforts of his hotel room to the desperate attempts to calm the swelling crowd, this documentary offers a compelling look at one of hip-hop's most creative and influential acts. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Director(s):
Casey SuchanDenis Henry Hennelly, (more)
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Synopsis of Rock the Bells

The efforts of one tireless concert promoter reuniting legendary hip-hop outfit the Wu-Tang Clan for one final farewell concert form the central story of filmmaker Denis Henry Hennelly's look at the events that led up to the group's historical performance at the Rock the Bells Music Festival. From luring the disagreeable Ol' Dirty Bastard from the comforts of his hotel room to the desperate attempts to calm the swelling crowd, this documentary offers a compelling look at one of hip-hop's most creative and influential acts. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
104 mins

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Director(s):
Denis Henry HennellyCasey Suchan
Producer(s):
Denis Henry HennellyKurt DaltonCasey Suchan
Categories:
Documentary
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    Gregory G.

    This movie not only enlightens the average concert goer as to what it takes to produce a show but it also manages to maintain a tension throughout the film that the best scripted dramas can't do.The movie centers around Chang, a concert producer who has taken on the huge challenge of bringing all members of the Wu-Tang Clan back together for an all but impossible performance.Chang came off with a sort of guy next door kind of honesty.The film does a great job of contrasting the tumultuous environment of entertainers, fans, drugs, and booze against a seemingly normal group of producers who have to maintain order to make the show happen.The films production deceptively allows the viewer to think,"Hey, I could do that."But, a good artist always makes it look effortless and one would be hard pressed to find any film that can keep the viewer biting their nails until the credits run, much less a doc. One doesn't need to be a fan of hip hop to love this film as I am not, and I did.

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    Daniel P.

    If you want to seem them actually perform thats a whole seperate DVD, so check for that, because you wont see them perform in this.

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    David O.

    The extras about ODB were exceptional. The film was mediocre to the say the least. I understand that the focus was on getting the group together but the lack of musical footage of the actual event was disappointing. The ending credit said the group performed a two hour set but there wasn't even a snippet of that footage. Disappointed Wu Fan!

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