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Roger Waters The Wall [DVD]

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Format: DVD December 1, 2015


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Roger Waters, co-founder and principal songwriter of Pink Floyd, fuses the epic and the personal in Roger Waters The Wall, a concert film that goes well beyond the stage. Based on the groundbreaking concept album, Roger Waters The Wall could be called a concept film: it's a state-of-the-art show that dazzles the senses, combined with an intensely personal road trip that deals with the loss Roger has felt throughout his life due to war. On stage and now on film, Waters has channeled his convictions into his art and his music. With Roger Waters The Wall, Waters – together with his fellow musicians and his creative collaborators – brings audiences an exultant ride of a rock and roll concert, and delivers an unforgettable, deeply emotional experience. Bonus Content: A Visit to Frank ThompsonTime Lapses

Genre: Art House & International, Documentary, Musicals & Performing Arts


Format: Color, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Widescreen


Contributor: Clare Spencer, Roger Waters, Sean Evans


Initial release date: 2015-12-01


Language: English


Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 2.401


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ R (Restricted)


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.4 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 35222811


Director ‏ : ‎ Roger Waters, Sean Evans


Media Format ‏ : ‎ Color, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Widescreen


Run time ‏ : ‎ 2 hours and 13 minutes


Release date ‏ : ‎ December 1, 2015


Actors ‏ : ‎ Roger Waters


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    • The show (and film) must go on...
By now, many reviews have been written on this product. A number of reviewers who have criticized it (albeit in a very minor way) for not being a "complete" concert, or for not having the option of viewing/listening to the live show straight through (i.e., without any of the vignettes of Roger on the road), are, (with all due respect), missing the point. This is NOT just another concert. It is much more than a band getting up on stage and playing a set or two of music. This is musical theater in its grandest form. The portions of the show filmed outside of the stadium are an integral part of the production. Importantly, they do not take up very much time, but they do contribute significantly to the whole. If this were a recording of four guys playing on a small stage in a club, and the camera continually drifted away from the players to show trippy visuals or landscapes (like too many concert videos have done), I'd say thumbs down all the way, but that is NOT what this is. This production was MAMMOTH in size and scope; simply filming the band singing and playing the songs the whole time would have miserably failed to capture its essence. One reviewer who had attended the show in the tenth row and again in the middle of the stadium, (I should have been so lucky to have attended it just once, anywhere in the venue!), wrote that the film did not succeed in replicating the experience of the show and all that it had to offer, because it kept moving from the stage, to the POV of Roger looking out at the crowd, to a vignette on the road, etc., instead of staying in the middle of the stadium focused on the stage. (S/he opined that the middle of the venue was a better spot to be than up close.) Not having seen the show, I won't argue the point. The film did, in my opinion, give the viewer/listener a means of experiencing the production about as well as any film possibly could have done! One might criticize this film (and the live show) as pretentious, over-the-top, depressing, or any number of other things, but it is undeniably a HUGE artistic production and accomplishment. If you enjoy(ed) the album (i.e., Pink Floyd's 'The Wall'), then I highly recommend this film. You not only get to hear the music performed nearly flawlessly by its principal creator and a hand-picked bunch of cracking musicians, but you get to view a spectacle of truly epic proportions to boot. This necessarily means that you don't get to watch the musicians the whole time (like you would on most great concert video recordings... remember that this is NOT just a concert). In my opinion, this is NOT a flaw of the film, but rather an asset. While watching players play is usually the "raison de etre", this is not the case here... the players become more and more hidden by the wall being built as the show progresses, and this is a major part of the production. No stage production of this magnitude exists anywhere else, and it literally has to be seen to be believed! In this case (and perhaps only in this case), the "show" eclipses the players (intentionally and very successfully). The size and scale of the show is absolutely enormous, and for this reason, among others, the production (including the shots on the road and elsewhere) is worthy of a film (hence the film). Last but not least, the quality of everything is superb... the video production, the editing, the sound, the mixing, the musicianship, the stage production... everything. The content is a little dark, (to say the least, hence the R rating), but if you are not put off by it (most fans of The Wall clearly are not), then it's well worth the ride. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2017 by G. Brown
    • Must watch, even the parts you don't want to stick with it
The media could not be loaded. My credentials I graduated high school 1982 I've listened to the album dozens upon dozens of times, I've listened to the live bootleg recordings of the original tour dozens upon dozens of times. I saw the movie dozens upon dozens of times. I saw this tour twice. First I must criticize one criticism from another reviewer, the reviewer is dissatisfied that the continuity of the concert is disrupted though I agree to a certain extent, and I do agree with another reviewer that there should have been an alternative menu option where you can watch the concert uninterrupted. If you really don't want to see The Unwanted Parts just use the time to get another drink or something. The artist presented his work in many different versions of the wall, this particular DVD is one such version and should be viewed and critically appreciated for what it is. There are other options to view this tour via Pro Shot Video available on various different Avenues formats or platforms or what have you. No need to discuss the wall as far as interpretating analyzing or explaining one could do their own research. The audio and visual is very good. I didn't say anything about the extras so maybe I will in the future if I'm able to update usually the extras aren't good sometimes the extras are better I'll find out soon and will report. By the way on the director's cut of Pompeii there is a second video option to play would I believe is the original at the very least it doesn't have the space stuff in it. But don't think that space stuff is irrelevant because it's continuity and relationships to the space program and the album and of course there's interweaving themes that go through all the albums all the way up through and including the wall and beyond. But that's beyond the scope of this review.... big brother is watching ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2022 by Glenn Sherwood
    • A new version of The Wall
If you love Pink Floyd and Roger Waters than you will enjoy watching his new version of The Wall especially because he wrote it
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2023 by Deborah Glover

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