zagzee

Here's the skinny. The doc is worth seeing for a few reasons. 1. The backstory and the formation of Led Zeppelin that takes part primarily in the first half 2. The concert footage with audio from the soundboard from a couple of the early performances. 3. Seeing how charming/cool (especially Plant and JPJ the guys are in the interviews. That being said, toward the latter half, they just played the album tracks over film mashups of concert footage and psychedelic visuals. It became a bit trite.

I didn't get it. Was this a critique of the elite? Or was the chef a psychopath? Or both? The film didn't know where to rest. Seemed like the result of a pitch where someone got stoned and said its "The Queens Gambit" meets "Scream" meets "The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and her Lover." Dreck. And as someone else said, the fact that anyone was there eating or that they didn't leave early is ridiculous.