With so much garbage in the theatres, especially with documentaries, this film delivers the reason I am looking for when I decide whether to stay home, or attend the cinema. One would think there would be a little bit of Mormon bashing in this film, but there is none. It is simply a story of one man's life, the good and the bad. He was in the iconic band "New York Dolls", has some very hard years, joins the LDS church and turns his life completely around, then has the chance to re-unite with the Dolls. That is all I will say as the humor, fate, and coincidence that ensues has to be viewed, not described. I will say this, the director absolutely knew his music history, which is a nice bonus as it puts the story in it's proper context. Definitely see this film. If you are a Dolls fan, never heard of the Dolls, a Mormon, or could care less about the LDS Church, the message in the film is for all. Ask your local movie theatre to show it as soon as possible.
Review of New York Doll
