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Punk's Not Dead (2011)

A group of crotchety codgers attempt to revive the punk-rock band they all played in 17 years earlier in "Punk Is Not Dead".

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Bill White 17 Oct 2007

Dynner delights in presenting a wealth of contrasting testimonies, and has no intention of delivering a judgment on any of it.

Frank Scheck 09 Aug 2007

Susan Dynner's documentary about the past 30 years of punk music doesn't exactly break any new ground. But it does offer an entertaining overview that is leavened with humorous philosophical digressions.

Stephen Whitty 26 Jul 2007

The movie covers a lot of time and territory, and some of its questions are great ones. (The biggest, for true punks: Is getting a big record deal a sign of ultimate success, or final defeat?)

Jeffrey M 13 Feb 2009

Considering just how much there is to say about the history and evolution of punk and punk rock, Susan Dynner has done a great job in condensing it down to feature-length. With interviews from tons of legendary musicians, this is a really interesting, enertaining and more importantly, a really good documentary.

Camille Dodero 23 Jul 2007

[It's] a documentary that's more about the enduring lifestyle of basement shows, crust-punk houses, and aging rebels than the music. And that can be fascinating stuff.