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Ver The Grateful Dead Meet-Up 2018

180 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

The 8th Annual Grateful Dead Meet-Up At The Movies featuring a screening of the Grateful Dead's July 7, 1989 performance at John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia.

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29 customer reviews about documentary «The Grateful Dead Meet-Up 2018»

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John R.
Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 01:09

I am not really a Deadhead or a Band. I am a music-fan. I was not going to attend this meet up for a couple of reasons. One, the publicity. And Two, the fact that there was a no ticket required event. I wanted to see what all the fuss was about and, hopefully, it will spark some new interest in the band. The movie is a good overview of the band, some good stories, some good music, some great pictures. My problem with it is that it did not touch on the human side of the band, which is what really makes it special. If the band is so important to the history of rock and roll, maybe we should have been told that. As it is, it was hard to really feel the pain and heartbreak of some of the individuals that were there. I don't think this would have hurt the film. I'm looking forward to seeing a new documentary about the band. My favorite movie about the band is The Band Wives. You can see the same good points from this film, but it is a different take on the band.
Gerald H.
Monday, 13 Jul 2020 03:18

This was a nice little interview with the Grateful Dead, and the band members are interviewed. It's interesting to hear some of their opinions about their time together. You can hear that they are very fond of each other, but also that they have their differences. There are some interesting quotes from the band members, and it is nice to see some of the music they did together. It's also nice to hear about the band's music, and how it relates to their time together. This is a nice interview.
William Welch
Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 21:21

This is a documentary about the Grateful Dead's performance at the legendary "VooDoo" Festival in Philadelphia. This concert was so iconic that it was recorded and then played at the Smithsonian in Washington D.C. in 1994. It was one of the most talked about concerts of the 90's. I love the music and the band. I love the story of how the band started, the creative process, and the incredible performances. I really enjoyed this documentary. I think it's a great story of a band that went from the garage to the concert halls and then to the big time.
Terry J.
Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 19:38

It was great to finally meet the Grateful Dead! I was the only person at the meeting who didn't know who the Grateful Dead were, but I knew that the band and singer would be there and I was anxious to see them. The place where I was sitting was about 3 blocks from the Dead's new home in Chicago. I was very surprised to see how many Deadheads were there. I can't believe that this is not available on DVD, because it would be great to hear from people who know more about the band than I do!
Anna
Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 00:56

I've been following the Dead for almost 40 years, so I'm not the target audience for this documentary. However, I was impressed with the way it was done and the way it was presented. There were a few things that I really enjoyed about this documentary. First, it had a fairly good soundtrack, although it was slightly out of date for some of the Dead's best songs. The documentary was also very well produced, with lots of great shots of the venue and its history. I would have liked to have seen more footage of the Dead and the band in concert, as well as more footage of the Dead's early shows. However, it was well done and I would recommend this to any Dead fan.
Kelly
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 17:16

This documentary is not the greatest of all the Dead documentaries out there. I think the best is from "Long Strange Trip: The Story of the Grateful Dead" which I personally think is the best documentary about the Grateful Dead. I think the best part about the Grateful Dead documentary is how it is made. The story of the Dead is more than just the music. This documentary shows the music, the philosophies, the visions of the Dead, the relationships with their fans, and the involvement with drugs. It is not just the music that makes this documentary great. The documentary also shows the live performances, the musical performance, and the performances of the Dead itself. The performances in this documentary are superb, and the performances of the Dead themselves are very powerful. I think the performances are also very interesting, and it is hard to see what goes through the minds of the Dead. It is interesting to see the performances in the documentary. One thing that the documentary does is show the dead at their most chaotic. This documentary does not show the Dead at their most calm. It shows the chaos, the confusion, the insanity, and the confusion of the Dead. The most powerful part about the Dead is the music, and the music is very strong in this documentary. I think the music is the best part about the documentary. It is the best part of the documentary. This documentary is more about the music, and I think it is very powerful. This documentary is great, but it is not the greatest. I would recommend this documentary to people who like the Dead. It is great, but it is not the greatest.
Jordan M.
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 22:35

If you're a Deadhead, you will probably love this documentary. If you are not, you'll probably hate it. There are some good interviews with band members and other people involved in the Dead. There are also a few interesting clips of the band members and the music. The documentary also shows how the band has been treating fans and how much they care about the Dead. I have to say, the band did not do a good job at the end of the documentary. They tried to put all of the bad things they had to say on film and made a couple of the clips very hard to watch. But overall, this is an interesting documentary. I think you should check it out.
Sharon Rios
Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 17:33

I was lucky enough to catch a glimpse of this film at a special screening in Pittsburgh, a few months back. What a great night! And I was able to hear some of the songs they performed! You will not be disappointed! If you have not seen this film yet, I recommend that you do. I will recommend that you see this film again and again and again and again! The Grateful Dead Meet-Up 2018 is a documentary that documents the original Grateful Dead's epic concert at the Fillmore East in San Francisco, CA. You'll learn all about the group, and the history behind the concert. This is a documentary that will be very interesting for Deadheads, as well as for Dead fans! It is a must see for all Dead fans! The only negative that I can say about the film is that it may be hard to understand at first, due to the music being in Spanish. However, once you get used to it, it will become more than enjoyable. The film is presented in a very simple way, and it has a great flow to it. All of the interviews with the band members were very well done. They were very candid, and it is really amazing to hear the story behind the concert! I was also impressed with the musical performances of the band members. You will hear all of the songs that the band members performed. However, you will also hear the music of the band members, and it is really amazing to hear the music that they performed. If you have never seen the film, I recommend that you go and watch it now!
Harold J.
Monday, 22 Jun 2020 14:54

This was the most entertaining and fun show I've ever been to! If you have been to one of the Dead concerts in the past, you know what a great concert experience can be. It is rare that I get to see a show that is even half as good as the Dead's. I've always been a fan of Dead music, and this concert gave me a glimpse into what I might have missed if I hadn't been to the concerts. I highly recommend this show to anyone who loves the Grateful Dead!
Jeffrey B.
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 16:41

This documentary provides an excellent overview of the music of the Grateful Dead. Many of the songs featured in this documentary were not yet released in concert or on the studio album, but are still played regularly by Deadheads all over the world. The movie itself has several interesting interviews with members of the band and others who witnessed the Dead and its events. Although the footage shown is dated, the performances are of great value, and a great resource for people interested in Dead music.
Douglas Peterson
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 19:59

This is a 10 minute documentary about a concert in San Francisco in the summer of 1977. This is a movie about the music and the life of the band, Jerry Garcia. It's really good. It's not one of the best documentaries ever, but it's a very good documentary. The thing that makes it interesting is that it doesn't try to be very much about the music. It's about the band and about the band's influence on music and culture. It is not a documentary about the Grateful Dead, but it is a documentary about a very influential band. It is a documentary about the music, not about the band. It is really good. This is a really good documentary. You'll like it.
Robert M.
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 12:32

This film is about the world of the Grateful Dead, from its inception to the present day. A group of musicians is given a chance to be seen as the stars of the world by attending a concert at the Winterland Hotel in San Francisco. The tour manager (Trey Taylor) tries to make the most of the opportunity. A number of members of the Dead go to perform. The Dead, especially Jerry Garcia, and Phil Lesh, play the best music of their lives, and the music is good, but it is a little uneven. The songs are very well done, and there are some great story lines. There are some great performances, including the performance at the Winterland Hotel. A lot of the footage is great, but the main source of film footage is the interviews with the Dead and their friends, and the performances. A great story is told about the Grateful Dead, and they give it their all. There are some great music clips, including a concert in a nearby bar, a concert in a grocery store, and a show in a historic theatre. A lot of the interviews are done with members of the Dead, and a lot of them talk about the other band members. There is a lot of fun, and a lot of really good footage. If you are a Dead fan, this is a great documentary, and if you are a Dead fan, you will love this documentary.
Wayne Reed
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 16:58

This is not a concert film, but an oral history of the Grateful Dead from 1977 until 1994. The Dead had never performed live before this film was released, but all four of the members of the band were in attendance. The film goes into the details of how they started their band, who they were, what they were looking for in a band, etc. The band consisted of Jerry Garcia (the drummer), Mickey Hart (guitar), Bill Kreutzmann (bass), and Mickey Hart (drums). The film starts out with a tour of Europe with the Dead in tow, as Jerry and Mickey meet up with a bunch of other musicians who are doing a concert at the same time. One of the other musicians they meet is a young guy named Phil Lesh, who has his own band called the Grateful Dead. Phil Lesh is obviously not a Deadhead, but he's actually a pretty cool guy. He plays the drums and sings along to the Dead's songs. The Dead's next stop is North America, where they are the opening act at a concert in Vancouver. The Grateful Dead were great friends with the band Heart, who became a major source of inspiration for them, and they had a few interesting and well-timed ideas for the songs on the Dead's debut album, "Uncle John's Band". While they weren't a band like the Grateful Dead, they were pretty cool. Jerry Garcia had some pretty great ideas for songs and was able to put them into his band's songs. The band's success in America led to the release of their debut album, "Sugar Magnolia", which was a huge success in America and quickly became a classic in the UK. When the Dead played the Hollywood Bowl, which is an old stadium in Los Angeles, the band got a chance to perform in front of a live audience for the first time. In addition to the Hollywood Bowl, the Dead also played "The Capitol Theater" in Washington, D.C. They had a pretty good time. I had a great time listening to the Grateful Dead on the DVD. The music is very well put together and it's easy to follow along. The Dead also had some great songs like "Don't Look Back", "Wet Road Blues", and "Bertha". The Dead and Phil Lesh were both known for their good stage presence, and the film gives you a good look at the Dead's stage antics. I really liked the photos of them. The film is a good look at the Dead and it's great to see the guys perform live again. The film has a few stories and tidbits about the band, but it's not just about the band. It's about the Dead and it's a great look at their history and the band's music.
Joyce B.
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 17:37

After a great year for the Grateful Dead, the Dead's 20th anniversary is upon us. I feel like the most interesting thing to this documentary was not the music but how the band came to be. There was the choice of who would play on the Dead's first tour. Who would take the time off of their full time jobs to be on the road. Who would have to deal with a wife and child. Who would have to play with some of the most important people in their lives. The documentary covered that aspect. It was also interesting to see how some of the songs were released after they were done. The music was good but I think the band's work was better than the music. I think if the band would have continued it would have been a big success. I would have liked to have seen them on tour and I would have loved to have seen Jerry Garcia at the helm of the Dead. It was fun to see Phil Lesh and Mickey Hart in concert. The Dead would have been an interesting band if they had continued on after Jerry Garcia's death. I do believe that the band was very successful with the Grateful Dead but the band did not do well financially. I am a fan of the Grateful Dead and I like the music but I do not think the band did well financially. Jerry Garcia was an interesting person. I am a Dead fan and I like the music but I do not think the band did well financially. I am also a fan of Bruce Springsteen and I have to say that I think Bruce is a very interesting person. The Grateful Dead were a great band and I am glad that the music continued. I am glad that it continued for so long.
Kenneth Gibson
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 23:51

On May 13, 2000, the Grateful Dead played a sold-out concert in Madison Square Garden. The event spawned a culture of fans that continues to this day. Here's a look at some of the notable events of the Dead's year in New York, including the iconic Dead show, the legendary 12/28/79 concert, the headlining tour and the Dead's first-ever appearance on Broadway. This film covers a few of the major events of the year, and then delves into the history of the Dead. Many interviews are included, with Dead veterans, members of the Dead's fan club, musicians and music critics. Some of the highlights include the first Grateful Dead concert at the Fillmore West, the Dead's legendary first-ever performance at the Beacon Theatre, the Dead's first concert in New York and the Dead's first-ever appearance on Broadway. The film also covers some of the events of the Dead's first trip to Canada, and the beginning of their headlining tour. A collection of rare archival footage is also included, including footage of the Dead's first headlining tour and footage of the band's first-ever appearance on Broadway. The film's running time is only 82 minutes, but it's well worth the watch. If you're a Dead fan, you'll probably love this film. If you're not a Dead fan, you'll probably love it. I personally think this is the definitive documentary on the Dead. I hope that people who are into the Dead will check this out. 8/10
Keith
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 21:34

I was very impressed with this film. I love the Dead, and I have seen every show from the early 70's to the present. I really love the music, and the way it's presented in this documentary is incredible. The interviews with the Dead are amazing, and I really loved seeing the footage of the band performing. It's a great way to get a good idea of the band, and the history they've created. I hope this documentary is released on DVD. It's the best way to get a complete look at the Dead, and the band's history.
Stephen
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 17:54

This is a very informative documentary that delves into the history of the Grateful Dead. It includes interviews with Dead musicians Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart, Mickey Hart, and Lesh. It also interviews members of the Dead's bandmates and band manager Jerry Garcia and it is very clear that the group were never what you would call "successful" at the time. But as I said, the group was and is an incredible band. The documentary does a great job of getting to know the band's members and it was clear that they had a lot of respect for the Grateful Dead and the Grateful Dead music. It was also interesting to hear the band talk about how they got their music, their own band, their band and their music. It is clear that the band really respected the Dead. There is a lot of fun music in this documentary and I enjoyed it a lot. I also enjoyed the interviews with the Dead's bandmates and band manager. They all gave great insight and they were very candid and honest. If you are a fan of the Grateful Dead, you will want to see this documentary. I think it is very well done.
Crystal Rose
Sunday, 31 May 2020 03:09

If you're one of the few people who has seen The Grateful Dead in concert in San Francisco in the 1970s, then this documentary is for you. If you are not, then I wouldn't waste my time watching it. It's one of those documentaries that you can watch without much thought. It's a simple way of telling the story of how a band from the small town of San Francisco became a cultural phenomenon in America. At first glance, it's easy to see that it's a documentary about the band, but there's also a deeper look at the life of the band. It is a good film to watch, and it's a great way to learn more about the band and the era. They used a lot of footage from The Grateful Dead's shows, and a lot of interviews with people who were in the band at that time. I was glad to see that they used footage from the Jerry Garcia shows from the 70s, because it really shows how popular the band became. It's also interesting to see the photos of the band members at that time, especially because it shows how much they look like the original band. I'm glad they used footage from the other concerts, because it gives a good look at the stage show and how much the band looked like in that time. It's a good film, and I'd recommend it to any Dead fans.
Aaron G.
Monday, 25 May 2020 15:33

As a long-time fan of the Grateful Dead, I'm glad to see that the band have finally made it onto the big screen for a new live movie. As the only live-performance film made of the band in years, I have to say that I was a little disappointed. I thought the entire film was a lot of fun to watch, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The story of how the Dead and their fans are celebrating 50 years of music together was a nice touch, and I liked the interaction between the band and their fans, especially on the stage. I thought the footage of the old Dead shows were excellent, and the new footage was as good as I could have hoped for. For a new film to be made of the Dead, it was nice to see some of their original material in this film, and I appreciated the inclusion of old songs and covers. The story was entertaining, and I didn't mind that it was about the Dead, I was just looking forward to the new footage. I think it's a great movie that fans of the band will enjoy. It's definitely a must-see for any fan of the Dead, and I really hope they make more films like this. I was very impressed with how the Dead were portrayed, and I think fans will be pleased to see some of their old material in a new way.
Jason H.
Saturday, 23 May 2020 00:47

I love the Grateful Dead, but I also love the Who. So I decided to watch this documentary on the Grateful Dead as well. I was surprised to see how much the Who fans liked this. The audience loved the Who, the Dead just didn't seem to. But then again, the Who fans didn't seem to like the Dead either. The audience seemed to love the Who. I thought the Dead were great, but the Who fans weren't. I don't know if they were just out of the rock music genre or if they just didn't like the Dead at all. I am sure this will be the new norm, I'm sure it will be an even worse trend if this happens. I really hope the Dead fans will like this movie as much as I did.
Olivia
Thursday, 14 May 2020 22:25

Tightly edited documentary of the Grateful Dead's first three concerts, filmed in November, 1972. Despite what I would assume were mostly mundane details of the concerts, the footage shows a lot of energy, great music, and great camaraderie among the band members, who seemed to be having the time of their lives. Many of the band members' backstage scenes are worth a watch for their great rapport and charm. The Dead's last concert before moving on to their next tour was a great tribute to their fans. However, for many people the recording of the concert seems incomplete, as it doesn't show all of the music. I feel that most fans are disappointed by the film, but it's still a very good and entertaining documentary.
Timothy Spencer
Wednesday, 13 May 2020 14:58

If you're a Deadhead, or a Deadhead-hater, or if you're simply an entertainer, I strongly suggest you see this. It's one of the most insightful, visually striking documentaries I've ever seen, and it's also very entertaining and entertaining. One of the best aspects of this film is that it's not "dumbed down" and does a great job at putting together a very impressive collection of facts about the Grateful Dead, and the Dead's fans. It does an excellent job at showing how the Dead affected music, culture, and popular culture in general, and how it's still influencing society today. I personally found the documentary to be very entertaining and entertaining, and I highly recommend this film. If you're looking for a solid documentary, check this out.
Samantha
Thursday, 07 May 2020 05:40

The Grateful Dead Meet-Up (2017) is a documentary that follows the band as they meet up with various artists and entertainers to see how the Dead perform. The band also do some interviews with some of the artists who are performing. The band play a lot of their own music, which is mixed in with songs by other bands. The interviews are great, but the documentary is very slow and boring. It's not a bad documentary, but it's not great either.
Patrick Martin
Wednesday, 06 May 2020 20:12

I saw the 20th anniversary of this documentary at the Sundance Film Festival, and I must say that this was the most amazing experience of my life. The film was made in 1995, and it is now in its 15th anniversary. I was never much of a Deadhead, but I was introduced to them by a friend and it has always been my dream to see them live. So, I was excited to see this. I didn't have a lot of expectations going into the film, and it turned out to be amazing. They really went into depth on a lot of topics, but I think this is their most meaningful, revealing and touching work to date. The songs are incredibly memorable and very powerful. The documentary shows that all these years later, the music still makes people do crazy things. The music was something that just really affected me, and it made me cry and think about the things that I was going through. The film was just a great story, and they went into great depth on a lot of the topics, and the way they did it was brilliant. I was really surprised how they were able to take such a sad and painful story and make it very moving. I really enjoyed this documentary and it really makes me want to see more of them.
Robert Kim
Sunday, 03 May 2020 01:31

I've been a Deadhead since I was 12, and I've seen some of the shows, and I've heard the music. I'm glad that this documentary was made. It's a great insight into the music, the culture, and the energy of the Dead. I especially liked the interviews with Jerry Garcia, Mickey Hart, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann, and others. There's a lot of information about the Dead's road trips, the shows, and their fans. It's interesting to see the Dead's history in perspective. I don't think this is a documentary for everyone, but if you love the Dead, you'll love this. If you don't like the Dead, you'll probably hate this. It's a great documentary.
Debra
Thursday, 16 Apr 2020 10:54

While the world mourns over the death of John Lennon, a man is still going strong. That's all this documentary is about: John Lennon. It's a well-made film, from the interviews with John, to the songs he recorded and how he produced them. The music is amazing, the story is amazing, the anecdotes are amazing. You have to see this movie. It's great. My only complaint is that it's a little long and some parts were a little too long. But overall, it's a great documentary and it's worth seeing. * out of *
Tammy
Thursday, 16 Apr 2020 08:46

One of the most surprising things about the Grateful Dead meet-up is that it was so well organized. It was so well planned. There were plenty of surprises throughout the film. But there was one person that didn't make it into the picture. It was a guest appearance by Jerry Garcia. And as we all know, Jerry is a little bit of a legend. But he didn't make it into the picture. He was also there with his wife, and he was very gracious in his presence. I think that if they had shown him in the film, the film would have been a lot more interesting. As it was, the film was great. It was a great film to watch, but not a great film. The Dead had a great night. I think that it was a great film, but not a great film.
Brian
Thursday, 16 Apr 2020 05:09

What would you do if you knew you were going to meet a legendary band and become a part of their story? I'm not sure I'd go along with this, but I'd definitely go along with this. I'd love to be a part of the Grateful Dead's story, and this documentary is a great way to do just that. The documentary is very well done, and the footage is well done. I think this is a great documentary that is well worth watching.
Elizabeth
Thursday, 16 Apr 2020 03:01

A great documentary, the dead meet up in the summer of 1977, this was an extremely rare opportunity for the dead to get together for a few days, this was their last concert ever, the concert itself was live but it was only in the studio, they had never performed live together before. The documentary follows the trip from the hotel to the venue, this is a very intimate experience for the dead, it was the only time they ever performed live together, and they were extremely nervous, especially since they had never performed live together before. This is a great documentary, it is not a perfect documentary, but it is great, and I really recommend it.
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