IRON MAIDEN: Flight 666 movie

[heavymetalexaminer]

Rather than repost all the happy, jolly details of my movie-going experience, feel free to check it out here!
http://www.examiner.com/x-5629-Heav...ht-666-a-documentary-film-of-epic-proportions

Would love to engage in conversation about it, if anyone else got a chance to see it!

 

[prayfordarkness]

I was there. I loved it! I laughed, I cried... lol
It was actually even better than I expected it to be. It really reinforces their legendary status, and it was cool to see how audiences from different countries react to them in different ways... And it was very touching to hear the Columbian and Chilean guys talk about seeing Maiden live, it's literally the greatest thing that they've ever experienced!

 

[waif]

Great movie. Reminded me of exactly why Maiden are so cool.

 

[Metal.days]

Seen it a week ago.
Excellent. Finally the shopping mall was full of metalheads

Anyways it was wonderful, loved to see the backstage life and the life of the band on the road. How Adrian was pissed about not having any privacy and being tired of all the fan madness really made me smile, showed the human side of all the things.

Also, my favorite part was Columbia, where plp are being pushed by the police and bullied, but heavy metal really frees their souls in the and they are happy.

I was really happy to see it was directed by Sam, the guy who did HEadbangers journey. Finally, some documents showing what metal is about.

Good document, definetely worth the watch.