If the group is all older than say 30 or 35, and enjoys music, then Muscle Shoals should be the choice for a gathering of friends like this.
gazelle01 doesn't give a rat's ass about French impersonators, but this thing was the bomb.gazelle01 said:I think you'll be glad you made this decision. It's a hell of a conversation-starter, which should play good for a crowd. EnjoyHarveyBirdman said:
Ive seen "Restrepo" and "Smartest Guys in the Room". Liked em both.
Good recs....thanks. I think we might go with The Imposter!
Too true!VanZandt92 said:gazelle01 doesn't give a rat's ass about French impersonators, but this thing was the bomb.gazelle01 said:I think you'll be glad you made this decision. It's a hell of a conversation-starter, which should play good for a crowd. EnjoyHarveyBirdman said:
Ive seen "Restrepo" and "Smartest Guys in the Room". Liked em both.
Good recs....thanks. I think we might go with The Imposter!
You know, another good choice for a music documentary is Sound City. It's about the legendary sound board (one of only four in the world) that was used to record albums like Nevermind.HarveyBirdman said:
My wife and i are 33,34. Couple friends are both 27. All are lovers of good music except my wife. She likes crap.
which one? you lost me.Pahdz said:
It's sooooo bad
Indeed. Amazingly, I know someone who is a mirror image of every parent in the documentary. It's the world we now live in.Pahdz said:
Trophy Kids....almost painful to watch. Definitely recommend
HarveyBirdman said:
FtBendTxAg,
Without giving too much away can you explain why it was underwhelming? My fear is that the trailer and even the name of the film kind of gives it away