I can't really tell much from the trailer but I'm sure it will be interesting.

In my neighborhood it looks like it's only a one night showing next Wednesday.

Here's a link to AMC so you can find a showing in your neighborhood:
https://www.amctheatres.com/movies/dio-dreamers-never-die-70870



Enjoy!
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Read his autobiography last month. Great stuff.

Saw the movie at the theater tonight with a great group of fans between the ages of 30-60.

It was really interesting hearing all the stories of what happened when and how things came to be. Especially with Rainbow and Sabbath.

I enjoyed the interviews with lots of other musicians - Rob Halford, Don Dokken, Sebastian Bach, etc. The "Hear N Aid" footage was great too.

This was definitely a show that any Dio or music fan in general would enjoy.

Obviously the movie was made for Dio fans so they painted a great picture of him. I can say that I was lucky enough to meet Ronnie in 2007 at a Heaven and Hell show in Irvine. He was super nice. Hard to believe he's been gone over 12 years already.

Missed it in the theater. Will have to wait until it comes out on Blu-ray or streaming.

Yeah, I figure that movie will probably be streaming in the next few months.

It was good to see in the theater for the audio. (Unfortunately I moved too many times to have a nice home audio setup)

RONNIE JAMES DIO Documentary 'Dreamers Never Die' To Receive Television Premiere Next Month

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"Dio: Dreamers Never Die", the first-ever career-spanning documentary on the life and times of legendary metal icon Ronnie James Dio, will have its television premiere on Showtime on December 1. It will also be available to stream via the Showtime app.

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Looks like this movie is available via Showtime now. Enjoy.

Hearing from so many people now that the @OfficialRJDio doc is on @Showtime . Even Dave Grohl just texted me and was moved by it. I truly think this doc will help get RJD in the @rockhall , where he should have been long ago for lifetime achievement!

— Eddie Trunk (@EddieTrunk) December 4, 2022

So Ronnie James Dio is not in the Rock n Roll hall of fame, but Dolly Parton is. Even when she asked not to be. SMH.