2 New Blur Films Coming Soon: To The End / Wembley 2023

[101reykjavik]

Thanks ricj. I'll give that a listen.

6Music used to be my staple listen but I haven't tuned in for ages now.

[MsMagicAmerica]

Any update on an American release (that is if there will ever be an American release)?

Physical release out on September 30th so would be surprised if they showed it on cinemas over there tbh.

I doubt they’d show it in the theater. If they did it would probably just be one showing in NYC or LA
I’ll take the physical release

[101reykjavik]

Have a ticket to see the Wembley show at my nearest Vue on Saturday. Anyone else going to a showing?

[ma.r.ty]

Hello everyone, I am new here, so... |˶˙ᵕ˙ )ﾉﾞ

I tried the same as you daiana and probably much more, but as a non-UK resident, it came to nothing, though I had been ready to pay just like any other decent, law-abiding citizen But because I really had to see the film I found the way via a forum for sharing download links to TV shows. Shall I post the link to it here or rather not?

Cheers.

To The End is on Apple TV everyone, to buy or rent. As daiana makes mention of though, only UK I think.

yeah, with a VPN works but it didn't allow me to pay with a credit card that's not from the UK

[101reykjavik]

Hi ma.r.ty, welcome to the forum. Glad you found a way, just a shame they didn’t make it available in more territories.

[ma.r.ty]

Thanks.

Yes, it is a shame and it is to their (the streaming platforms') own loss, because me and many more would happily pay those few quid just to see it.

So if anyone's interested, just search The Viewing Vault and there you can find several links for a download (incl. subtitles).

[101reykjavik]

Live At Wembley is available now on Apple I see. My Blu-ray has dispatched too. Looking forward to seeing this again. Think I mentioned, but I had a ticket to a screening and didn’t make it in the end.

[ma.r.ty]

‘blur: Live at Wembley Stadium’ film NME review
4 out of 5 stars rating

https://www.nme.com/reviews/film-review ... op-3791475

[Basil the Bat Lord]

I finally got to see this last weekend as the film just now came out in theaters here in Japan.

Of all the documentaries of the band I felt this was one of the better ones. I especially liked how they gave pretty much equal time to all four members of the band as individuals, which the other documentaries didn't really do to the same effect. I agree with some of the other posts here that we didn't really get to see the band interacting together all that often though. Also dock a few points for slight over reliance on concert footage, which is a common pitfall of music documentaries.

Glad I finally got to see this at any rate.