User reviews

This movie is worth it just buy it trust me.... this is one of the best documentaries ever made there's a couple of things missing about Brad that could of been added about him but oh well its still the best sublime doc out there for the moment i think and if your new to the sublime scene this is a definite pick up. all you new fans will dig the heck out of... this movie has it all it will make you happy it will make you sad it will make you laugh and it will also make you angry by angry i mean the part about all the drugs and what not its just so sad the way people waste there lives away.. another thing that doesn't fancy is the way lots of sublime fans brag about drugs and what not in forums bout sublime thats not right I've been along time sublime fan and I've never touched the stuff any kind well any ways the movies great it's a buy for sure......

i bought this the other day.. its the best doc i have ever seen. they focus on the greatness that sublime IS. this isn't about brad. although some times he may be the focus. This is about Sublime. I have been listening to them since i was maybe 10 or 11 as well. I'm now 17.. i have seen many documentaries on musicians and bands that members have passed away. This one by far is the most uplifting one. It brings them back to life its really great. they talk about Brad and his love for animals.. what they did at Dennys... A Grip of footage from various performances, "steppin' razor" music video with some homeless dude dancing around.. and of course "Sorry sir, I've had too much goddamn Orange Juice".

This DVD is the greatest piece of Sublime merchandise that any fan could get their hands on. I speak to you as a TRUE fan. I have been a fan since before Bradley died, and I'm only 19 (Meaning I've like them since I was 11). I own all their albums, three shirts (One that's 6 years old), and I have a huge poster on my wall. Anyways, the movie is great. It's a documentary with a good mix of archival performance footage, and interviews with band-members, and friends and family of the band-members. It's filled with great stories and great music. It's not as much of a downer as you might think. It focuses on the life and music of the band. There are some bits about Bradley's addictions and his tragic death, but the movie doesn't revolve around it. There is tons of footage here that I had never seen before, including much of Bradley. Extras include three interviews, a hilarious video, and commentary! If you're a Sublime fan, get out there and buy this right now.