I was very curious how Edgar Wright would handle the documentary format. Turns out, with just as much style and creativity as all his other movies. Despite the long-ish run time and the obscure subject matter, this is a wonderfully engrossing documentary. But more than that, it's a great underdog story that makes you want to cheer at the end. Rarely am I compelled to watch credits until house lights came up at which point I clapped out loud. After 50 years in music business, Sparks finally get their due. So often docs celebrating artists happens after they're dead, but Sparks is still here doing their thing which makes it all that much more enjoyable. Brimming with music, humor and creative visuals, this is a fantastic movie!
Review of The Sparks Brothers
