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<blockquote data-quote="DMassey" data-source="post: 16160711" data-attributes="member: 26299"><p>I've been a Crue Head since I was a 9 year old in 1988. First I have to say you guys need to read the book... as with any movie adaptation, the book has so much more details and layers. I've been waiting for this movie since they first mentioned it back around 2004 or so. I'm glad it wound up on Netflix so it could have the proper MA rating that their story deserved lol.</p><p></p><p>I enjoyed it and it was exactly what I expected. They're not trying to win an Oscar Award, or create some gripping social moment. This band has been through ALOT in their 35 year career, and it is hard to really get much of that depth in a 2 hour movie. But it's a fantastic 2 hour highlight film that captures the 80's Sunset Strip gloriously. As a fan who has grown up with the band, it was great to see many shows and events recreated in this setting. Motley has never cared about critics, they were always just here to f**k shit up and blow your mind. The Dirt very well represents that. Any Motley fan will enjoy the hell out of it!</p><p></p><p>BTW yes Mick Mars is just like this. I feel like his portrayal and MGK as Tommy Lee were the 2 most accurate character portrayals. Mick was always the weird grumpy old man of the group, and Tommy was always a big excited kid with his internal amp turned up to 15.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DMassey, post: 16160711, member: 26299"] I've been a Crue Head since I was a 9 year old in 1988. First I have to say you guys need to read the book... as with any movie adaptation, the book has so much more details and layers. I've been waiting for this movie since they first mentioned it back around 2004 or so. I'm glad it wound up on Netflix so it could have the proper MA rating that their story deserved lol. I enjoyed it and it was exactly what I expected. They're not trying to win an Oscar Award, or create some gripping social moment. This band has been through ALOT in their 35 year career, and it is hard to really get much of that depth in a 2 hour movie. But it's a fantastic 2 hour highlight film that captures the 80's Sunset Strip gloriously. As a fan who has grown up with the band, it was great to see many shows and events recreated in this setting. Motley has never cared about critics, they were always just here to f**k shit up and blow your mind. The Dirt very well represents that. Any Motley fan will enjoy the hell out of it! BTW yes Mick Mars is just like this. I feel like his portrayal and MGK as Tommy Lee were the 2 most accurate character portrayals. Mick was always the weird grumpy old man of the group, and Tommy was always a big excited kid with his internal amp turned up to 15. [/QUOTE]
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