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Cobain: Montage of Heck (2015)

Hailed as one of the most innovative and intimate documentaries of all time, experience Kurt Cobain like never before in the only ever fully authorized portrait of the famed music icon. Academy Award nominated filmmaker Brett Morgen expertly blends Cobain's personal archive of art, music, never seen before movies, animation and revelatory interviews from his family and closest friends.

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Boyd van Hoeij 01 Feb 2015

Impressive in parts, but wildly uneven as a whole.

duckhost 06 Jan 2019

I've probably seen this movie 10 or 11 times by now. Kurt really helped me trough a bad time in my life and he wasn't even alive. This movie is a person study, there isn't nothing in here that doesn't say ''Why Kurt Cobain was the way he was''. This isn't to glorify Kurt but to understand his persona and mind. If you relate with things that him did and sad you REALLY should watch this movie. This doesn't give any detail about his suicide wich is something that every movie about people that commited suicide should do. And why 13 Reasons Why is a **** piece of garbage show but anyway, if you are a Kurt Cobain fan in the first place why haven't you watched this movie yet? There are numerous things here that Kurt did that wasn't showed to the masses that are show in this movie, sure something are debatable like home video of him and Courtney having sex but I guess this is a theme in the movie. This is to me a masterpiece of a movie. And I can't give nothing but a 10. Thank you Kurt Cobain, thank you Frances Cobain and thank you Brett Morgen.

SEROJ 22 Mar 2016

As a fan i can honestly say that i expected more from this movie! Too much scenes with Courntey and less with Nirvana. What about the reherseals, the awards, the albums?! Dave Grohl probably refused to play role in this documentary, because it reveals a lot secrets that Kurt kept and probably never wanted to reveal! And the ending. Holy Sh1t! Are you serious? So you're putting in tons of strange animation, courtney love and you're ending the movie with just a quote? "Kurt Cobain killed himself".

Dennis Harvey 22 Apr 2015

It’s all absorbing stuff, amply conveying the magnetism of a conflicted leader who drew fanatical adoration, yet who one suspects wasn’t easy company (especially in tandem with Love).

Andrew O'Hehir 22 Apr 2015

A masterful and often deeply moving portrait of a volatile American genius, a portrait that goes far beyond one man, one family and one rain-sodden small town. It depicts the society that nurtured and fed that genius, and that made his unlikely creative explosion possible, as being the same environment that poisoned him — and suggests that the rise and fall were inextricably connected.