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Rush: Time Stand Still (2016)

R | | Documentary, Music | 3 November 2016 (USA)
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An account of the final tour of the band Rush, including in-depth interviews with members of the band, the crew, and various fans.

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Dale Heslip

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Dave Bidini

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Jillian Maryonovich, Scott Appleton, Gerry Barad | See full cast & crew »
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Cast

Credited cast:
Jillian Maryonovich Jillian Maryonovich ... Herself
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Scott Appleton Scott Appleton ... Himself
Gerry Barad Gerry Barad ... Himself
Liam Birt Liam Birt ... Himself
Craig Blazier Craig Blazier ... Himself
Gavin Brown Gavin Brown ... Himself
Pegi Cecconi Pegi Cecconi ... Herself
Ray Danniels Ray Danniels ... Himself
Tony Geranios Tony Geranios ... Himself
Brian Hiatt Brian Hiatt ... Himself
Randy Johnson Randy Johnson ... Himself
Geddy Lee ... Himself
Alex Lifeson ... Himself
Arthur MacLear Arthur MacLear ... Himself
Eddy Maxwell Eddy Maxwell ... Herself
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An account of the final tour of the band Rush, including in-depth interviews with members of the band, the crew, and various fans.

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$750,000 (estimated)
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Farewell To Kings Indeed
13 December 2016 | by rainerlindheim – See all my reviews

If you're (like me) a die-hard Rush fan, you'll be weeping at the end. Can't help feeling that Lifeson and Lee are not at all happy about the end of touring days for Rush. At the same time one can understand why Peart has hung up his tour cymbals. There is no easy way to play a Rush song, let alone perform like an octopus on speed for 3 hours at 63! Generally the movie is a good insight into the work it takes to put on a show, and the groundhog-day affect it has on the band and crew. Beautifully shot and edited, with clips of the band throughout all their stages (bad hair, dreadful 80s clothes et al). My only "negative" viewpoint: Cant help feeling this "film" was rush-released a bit. (no pun intended) It seems like Alex and Geddy are doing a "see how sad people are Neil? See what you're quitting?". Additionally, they might also have touched on "hey fans, we might have stopped touring, but we will still keep writing and recording!"..but they didn't. I think if you put the three boys in a car together now there would be deadly silence as each one just stares out the window. I don't think we've heard the last of this. Prediction: More albums....the odd one-off show. We shall watch and pray....
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