This documentary accompanies Die Toten Hosen on their "Laune der Natour" tour, which took place from 2017 to 2018 and took place in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It's a solid documentary about a band that distanced itself further and further from classic punk rock and is now somewhere between cuddly rock and mainstream hits. Personally, despite genre shifts that have little to do with the group's beginnings, I am a fan of them and their achievements and I actually couldn't really imagine what it would look like if these legendary personalities from our present day, despite their high level Age continued to play punk rock. This would certainly take some getting used to! The film shows live recordings, backstage frequencies and other clues that document the tour life of the Düsseldorfers and also suggest a few of the members' hobbies and accompany them in the process. I would have liked a lot more information about their private situation, for example what the families of those affected think about such "distancing" from them, but unfortunately you won't find such moments here.
This documentary is a nice pastime that is particularly suitable for fans of Toten Hosen. It's quite solid, but unfortunately there's just nothing special...It's entertaining and shows a bit of the band's facade, but the inside is still kept quiet. You can watch it if you're looking for something casual and it's definitely on the watchlist for fans, but in general this isn't the best place to go for people who want to watch a very good documentary...
Sad but true!
This documentary is a nice pastime that is particularly suitable for fans of Toten Hosen. It's quite solid, but unfortunately there's just nothing special...It's entertaining and shows a bit of the band's facade, but the inside is still kept quiet. You can watch it if you're looking for something casual and it's definitely on the watchlist for fans, but in general this isn't the best place to go for people who want to watch a very good documentary...
Sad but true!
