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SummaryAfter seven years, Linkin Park's surviving members reunite with two new bandmates to forge a path forward following Chester Bennington's death. Through studio sessions, performances, and interviews, a journey of healing and reinvention.
Directed By:Joseph Hahn, Mark Ritchie
Written By:Igor Kovalik
Linkin Park: Unshatter
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Sep 30, 2026
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I just came back from Linkin Park: ****, there's no doubt that Linkin Park is one of the greatest bands, but this movie is too much talking, too much documentary. I just wanted to hear some music and see the concert, but you basically don't get any of it. When they perform in the stadium, they often show the faces of the audience and let the audience sing. I always thought, “Come on, don't show me some random person. I want to see the band, and I want to see Linkin Park just sing and perform.” It was really annoying in the end. The buildup for Emily Armstrong was good, but they basically destroyed it by talking about representation and being a role model for girls after it. I don't know what to make of this movie. I just wanted to see a good concert.
Release Date:Sep 30, 2026
Duration:1 h 50 m
Tagline:The hardest part of ending is starting again.
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