Quiet Riot: Well Now You're Here, There's No Way Back

2014
Not Rated
1h 44min

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7,6/10

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Quiet Riot: Well Now You're Here, There's No Way Back (2014)

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485

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10/10

Well Worth seeing even if your not a Heavy Metal Fan

I enjoy some Heavy Metal music but I am not a major fan. My Musical taste is basically everything regardless of era or region.

I started watching this and was thinking another fluff piece for an entertainment group but after 20 minutes I was sucked in by the honesty of what was being said and the depth of the soul searching that was done on all the key figures. There was some shockers as well which I did not expect. I loved that they included details as to what was motivating people at the subconscious level as well.

I definitely have a better idea now of what it takes and the commitment needed to achieve the level of fame they reached.

jrneptune
13 nov. 2015
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Anecdotes
Amongst those who donated/pledged to the creation of this documentary was the mother of late Quiet Riot singer Kevin DuBrow.

Gaffes
Sally Steele (who runs the Vegas Rocks Awards show) states that Frankie Banali was the original drummer for Quiet Riot. This is incorrect; he was the classic drummer. The original drummer was Drew Forsyth.

Crédits fous
Prior to the credits, worded epilogues state what has happened to many of the people involved with the movie, including that Frankie Banali got engaged to the film's director.