This documentary was good for the most part, but it could have been something really great. The director followed the band for the three best and challenging years of its existence, yet you don't really get a sense of that here. There's a lot of references to how shaky things are, but you don't see any of that on the screen. It's like the director didn't want to ask any difficult questions or the band didn't want to answer them if they were asked. The film runs about 20 minutes too long and there's a point where I was tired of listening to people talk about how in love with the band they are and how in love with their own music the band is. It should have taken more risks and done less fan service.
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