grasshopper rex : Sometime in 2025. There will a 4th season as well.
hellsingfan01 : This show is just so good believe all of the hype that this show is getting and watch this...
hellsingfan01 : This was such a great finale and without giving anything away you might want to watch the ...
grasshopper rex : I don't think so. There is an animation coming out this year. https://www.primewire.tf/tv/...
AmieWarren : Thanks uploaders and linkers! You made my day! Time to binge a catch-up.
Herbal Mixture : R.I.P. Supergran who died today at 98. She truly was super
prism : oh that's disappointing, I'm not fond of them either :/
Piglet : I think it might be an anime series.....which I really don't care for.....guess we'll have...
cheeseburger : will there be a season 3 & when?
prism : they did, the first episode is June 4th. I tried but couldn't get into this series, their...
Incredible musical archives. Incredible also that this event was wiped off collective memory. Collective history.
Not quite 5 stars for me though, despite world-class music segments and crazy historical value. Because the document cannot seem to chose between being a pure film concert and a documentary.
For each major star’s music segment, we cut to either an interview of the same stars today or archives of the civil rights fights at the time. It’s great as a (very much needed) reminder. But as a storytelling device it is disjointed and repetitive. Also, gimme more of those music archives please.
I felt I never knew enough about the event itself. Over how many days did it take place? How many artists? How the heck did they manage that crazy budget? Why was there no second edition?
And pertaining to the film: where were the archives? How were they never shown? How did they end up surfacing? What did it take to make this film happen? This is all part of the remembrance process. Of the wiping-off process, too. I missed that very much.
Anyway. If you just came for the music archives, buckle up. Cos here lies some of the best soul music you’ll ever hear.