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Ver The Cure: Anniversary 1978-2018 Live in Hyde Park

(160) 8.5 137 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

The Cure: Anniversary 1978-2018 Live in Hyde Park is a movie starring Jason Cooper, Reeves Gabrels, and Simon Gallup. English rock band The Cure honor their 40 years together with a live concert at London's Hyde Park in July 2018.

Genres
Music, Documentary
Director
Tim Pope
Starring
Reeves Gabrels, Simon Gallup, Jason Cooper, Roger O'Donnell

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Genres Music, Documentary
Director Tim Pope
Stars Reeves Gabrels, Simon Gallup, Jason Cooper, Roger O'Donnell
Country UK
Also Known As The Cure: Aniversario en vivo en Hyde Park, The Cure: Live in Hyde Park
Runtime 2 h 17 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description English rock band The Cure honor their 40 years together with a live concert at London's Hyde Park in July 2018.

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19 customer reviews about documentary «The Cure: Anniversary 1978-2018 Live in Hyde Park»

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Jacqueline Garrett
Tuesday, 21 Jul 2020 02:19

The Cure was a brilliant movie from 1975, and it's a film that should be looked back on as a seminal British rock 'n' roll movie. The Cure did the BBC at a time when they were struggling to get big budget, and they had a very successful track record. The film is a masterpiece of sound mixing and costumes, and the music and its lyrics are incredible. The Cure was a British band that came out of the pop world, and this movie captures the beauty and the essence of the music. It also captures the struggles and the power of the band. It shows the culture clash between Britain and America, and the lengths that bands would go to make money. The Cure is a very successful band, and this is a good film for anyone to watch. You can watch it and just enjoy the music. I've never listened to the music, but this is the first time I've heard a song that makes me wanna be a rock star. This movie is a great movie to watch if you're a fan of rock. I give it a 9 out of 10. This movie is a gem that should be looked back on.
Jeremy K.
Friday, 17 Jul 2020 04:07

One of the best documentaries about the Cure ever made, this is truly the finest film on the band ever made. For me, it's also the best documentary on the Cure ever made. The film is quite well done, and you get to see some of the songs that the band wrote and played live. The documentary goes into great detail about the history of the band and the many people who worked for them. The documentary covers the band's career from the very beginning, and covers their early days, and the transition to the 70's, and the many bands they worked with, and they all get their stories told. I found that the documentary really connected to me because I was a big fan of the Cure, and now I know a little bit more about their history. The documentary was very entertaining and it really makes you feel like you are there in the studio. It's a really good film, and I highly recommend it.
Harold Hanson
Monday, 13 Jul 2020 11:51

We've been looking forward to this documentary for a long time. It was the first film I saw that was directed by Jim Jarmusch, the man who started the modern musical and it changed my life. I've been on the lookout for the DVD for a while and was finally able to get it. The CD is great and it also features two great songs: "I'm a Fugitive" and "You're the One That I Want". I loved the songs and especially the title track. This is a great insight into the culture of the 70's and even though the Cure aren't here anymore, I still felt a connection to them. I don't really know where the film ends, but I'm looking forward to the next one.
Philip C.
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 18:43

The only real problem with this documentary is that it does not feel like it's real. It's a mixture of bits of interviews, personal experiences and archive footage. They're all fairly easy to follow, but the film felt at times like it was longer than it actually was. There were a few bits of information that were missing, but all in all I found this to be a well-made documentary. I found the music of the time to be very engaging, particularly the Cure. As I mentioned, I found the interviewees, who mostly spoke for themselves, to be very honest, very credible, and fascinating. There was no artificiality in the voice of the interviewer, which made the piece feel like it was being given the time and attention it deserved. There were a few moments of "back story" about the band members, but the portions of that were as interesting as the interviewees themselves. The rest of the film was really quite good, but that wasn't the only thing I enjoyed. I really enjoyed the interview with Stephen Malkmus. I found the way he spoke, the style in which he presented his insights into his life, and the music he played to be extremely interesting. It was one of the most interesting segments of the documentary. The documentary felt like it had a purpose. I think that's what made it all the more interesting for me. I was interested in the stories of the people who were there. I felt that they had a purpose and were honest and had something to say about what they had seen. I was interested in the film's purpose. It was very well done, and I would recommend it to anyone who loves history, music or is interested in the early seventies. I would even go as far to say that I was extremely moved by it. Overall, I highly recommend this documentary. It's a well-made piece that has a very interesting subject matter. I'm not the biggest fan of the Cure, but I was certainly intrigued by this documentary.
Kathy Gomez
Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 07:07

I haven't heard this music in a long time. I was surprised to see this version. The story was good. The songs are incredible. The performances were great. I can't wait to see this live!
Anna A.
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 08:55

This was the ultimate film I would want to watch on a Friday night. It was so well made and has a very high standard for a documentary. For me, the film was about the life of the original Cure as well as the people who influenced the Cure and who were influenced by the Cure. It was a very deep and thought provoking film about the origins of the Cure and the influence it had on the world. It also touched on how to deal with past demons and how to deal with your own. For the Cure, the film was about the music of the Cure and what music meant to them. It also touched on the creation of the Cure and the influence that the Cure had on the world. It was really fun and interesting to see the people who influenced the Cure. It was also fun to see how the Cure had a great impact on the world and how it affected the world. The Cure: An Oral History of the Cure was a very enjoyable documentary that I would recommend to anyone who has any interest in the Cure. It was a film that you would definitely want to watch.
William D.
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 06:33

Yes, this was a lot of fun. Yes, it was exciting and beautiful. I will always be a fan of the Cure. They were the last band to make a documentary. What can I say? They were the greatest rock band of the time. They were the best. The only thing I am not a fan of is the drummer, and I will not get into that. I have always liked Mike Portnoy, and he is great. The only thing I have a problem with is the interviews, which are terrible. I have no problem with that, they are just so slow, and boring. The best part of the documentary is the late David Bowie. He is a great musician, but he is also a great person. I will always love him, and his music will always be the greatest. The band were a great band, and I am sure it will always be great. I have heard that they were going to do the documentary, and it seems to be an absolute disaster. I am still hoping that it will get a release, because I am sure that it will be great. I don't know how long it will be, but I hope it gets released. But I am sure that the DVD is going to be a good product. I hope that this documentary is a good one, because I am a fan of the Cure. I will always love the Cure, and they will always be the greatest band of all time.
Adam R.
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 09:51

I saw this show twice in its original release, and in its 2nd run in the West End in a few days, so this special is the second time I've seen it. It's a really important part of the history of punk rock, and the band itself, the Cure. In the late 70's, a new and exciting form of punk rock was on the rise. But in England, the Ministry of Truth took over and the scene was treated as "dope" and "poop" music, as it were. However, the band was going through a period of a very hard time, and not just the band. It was a very, very hard time for them. And so, the band decided to put a show together and try to give some life to the scene again, and help the scene to recover. And that's what the show is about. It's a really powerful and engaging documentary, and I think that it's one of the best I've seen on the scene. It shows the band's struggle, and how they work through it. And the show is a powerful documentary, but also a very special one. It's a wonderful documentary, and a very moving one. It has a lot of really powerful scenes and people that are in the band. It's a very interesting documentary and a really powerful one. It's a really powerful documentary, and I think that it's one of the best I've seen on the scene.
Rebecca Grant
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 11:38

There's one thing that's been missing from the anniversaries of many classic rock movies: the soundtrack. I'm not saying that the music is terrible, or that there aren't great songs (just look at the opening credits on "The Cure: Anniversary 1978-2018"), but it's mostly missing in this documentary. It's only included in two songs, "The Cure: Anniversary 1978-2018" and "Creep" by AC/DC. In fact, when you look at the credits, the songs are listed under two different performers. And when I say "The Cure", I'm not just referring to the original group. This movie does a good job of showing the various stages of the band, from the chaos of their early days to the battle of being honest about the way they were. The writing is strong, as is the execution. There are some really good songs, and the band has some really great stories to tell. A lot of people have criticized this film for being an ad for the band. Well, I think it's the best one they could have done. If you're a fan, I recommend it.
Amanda T.
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 04:20

The first of three biopics of Jim Morrison, "Cure" is a surprisingly enjoyable affair, and it's the one thing that separates the docu-drama from the retrospective documentary. It's well-directed, well-edited and well-acted, which is to be expected. You also get some insight into the star's life and work, including a rather chilling portrayal of the rise of "The Doors" and the final days of their friendship. The most impressive aspect of the film is the overall cinematography, which captures a powerful sense of place and mood that's unique in the docu-drama world. The scenes of the city's industrial landscape and the rolling hills and banks of the Mississippi Delta are among the most striking of all. This is a film about the era, not just about the rock star, and that's a good thing. All in all, "Cure" is a satisfying film.
Judith B.
Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 13:26

I was fortunate enough to attend the last ever live concert of the legendary rock band The Cure, the two hour special, "Live in Hyde Park" which aired on the ITV network on October 14, 2016. The best thing about this documentary is that the fans were there to witness what it must have been like to watch this band perform. This was the very first time that they performed together in front of a live audience and they did an amazing job. The only thing that could have made this concert better would have been a better set list but nevertheless, the band did a great job. This concert is a must see for any fans of The Cure or any other rock music. Enjoy the concert, and watch it with friends.
Kevin B.
Monday, 01 Jun 2020 16:43

I saw this live in Hyde Park, London, with a small group of friends last night. A lot of the footage is still available for people to see, and I have asked my friends and a couple of acquaintances to send me the footage they recorded. I was particularly pleased to see that one of the actors was in the film, though she had only small parts. One of the big issues in the film is that the Cure made a career out of being about breaking taboos and stigma and people usually weren't aware of that. This film was really focused on the actual songs and performance, which is quite a contrast to the late '80s and early '90s. I don't think the film did justice to the early group, as the opening credits had some of their songs on it, but overall I think it was a great movie about a band that was more popular than the Cure. I think the film is definitely better than some of the band's music videos.
Austin G.
Saturday, 23 May 2020 07:03

As a part of the current Millennium celebrations in London, I had the privilege to see this concert. The music and the performances were magnificent. The way that the two band members broke up the concert was a joy to watch. It was the perfect conclusion to what has been an outstanding musical career. We'll be looking for more performances from the band in 2018. Keep up the good work. (I wish you could be there for the 30th Anniversary Celebration in 2018, and the 50th Anniversary Celebration in 2019)
Alice
Thursday, 21 May 2020 23:36

This is a compilation of the work of several famous musicians in the period that the film is made. It covers songs from various eras of popular music, from pre-rock to the 1980s, and covers a wide range of musicians. The film shows how a genre came to be defined. It also focuses on the relationships between the musicians and their fans. It also shows how music is a really big part of the history of that period. This film is very well made and is a great addition to any collection of music videos. The performances are outstanding, but the story line is also worth watching. There are a few really good songs here, but there are also some really good songs that were omitted in the other versions. It has an interesting focus on one of the leading musicians from that era. You get to hear some of their early songs and hear their live performances. And you get to hear how their relationships with fans and record labels developed. It is a great documentary on the music industry, and it is very well done. 8/10
Cynthia Ross
Friday, 15 May 2020 04:41

This is one of the best documentaries I have seen. I have watched a lot of documentaries and a lot of them were very depressing but this one made me laugh a lot and made me cry. In the same way that I felt sorry for the people who were going through the pain, i also felt for the people who were supposed to be living a great life and only made money for themselves. The audience will enjoy this documentary as it is very funny and it gives you a lot of information about music and rock and roll.
Carolyn F.
Wednesday, 13 May 2020 21:14

A poignant, beautifully crafted and recorded documentary about the history of the "Cure" from its inception as a small band to the present day. This film is an important film to see and listen to. The characters and the history of the "Cure" is a fascinating subject matter. The film is able to give an overview of the band's history and most of the interviewees are very interesting. The most noteworthy interviewee is "The Cure" singer David Bowie. He gives a very honest and insightful interview. The band was a cohesive unit, and many of the musicians, especially Bowie, were the same age as the band members. Bowie gave a really interesting insight on the group, and I believe that's what makes this film so much more interesting and interesting. Bowie gives the most interesting and telling perspective. The documentary is extremely well made. The music is amazing and incredibly intense. The performances are outstanding. I can't really think of a better way to describe the music. The Cure's live performances are phenomenal. It is a truly unique documentary. The documentary is able to tell the story of the band's history and personality. The documentary was not able to tell the story of Bowie's sexuality, which is probably the most interesting thing about the band. This was a wonderful documentary and I recommend this to everyone.
Melissa Vasquez
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 09:31

I caught this on TV one night. I had no idea what to expect, but it was a very enjoyable look at a pivotal period in their career. It shows a lot of the struggles and joys of the band. The music was amazing. They played their classic songs, but it was more raw, rawer, and I think that's what makes it so great. All the artists from this show are not only musicians, but I think the band really had an effect on their music. For a while, I wondered why they would choose a guy who is not actually a musician to play guitar, but I was very wrong. He really put his heart and soul into his guitar. In the interview on the DVD, he says he hates it, and that he actually plays the guitar with the same attitude he plays his guitar in the band. I like that he has no ego. It's just him and his guitar. The album is really great too. The song "What's Love Got To Do With It?" was very touching and shows how the band really got together. I really enjoyed the show. It was just an overall entertaining look at what made the Cure so special.
Jordan R.
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 05:53

In the last decade of the 20th century, "Cure" was an instant cult classic. I have no idea why but the whole thing was absolutely, 100% perfect. The soundtrack was by Brian May and Paul McCartney, the lyrics were by David Bowie, the cinematography was by John Woo and the choreography was by Robert Lepage. It was also an amazing soundtrack to "Cure" and a great way to introduce people to the band and its music. "Cure" was a lot more fun and creative than it had any right to be. This documentary is a weird and wonderful piece of art. It's a musical biography, and there are lots of really good songs (some really great) that take you into the band's world. It's a really funny look at what it was like to have a hit. And while the music is great, it's the performances that really stand out. The band members are as entertaining as they can be. Some of them are even funnier than the band itself. It's a great documentary and I definitely recommend it to any music fan.
Judith Garza
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 04:48

Most of the interviews are great, and you get the feeling that they are on a road trip. You never really get the feeling of 'this is what we are doing', but they do show the evolution of the band, as it became more and more independent and more focused on its own music, rather than the hippie movement. I think the interviews are really good. A few are somewhat "irrelevant", and I was expecting more from them, but I think they did a good job, and they didn't let their interviews distract from the main story of the band, which is to tell the story of their rise and fall. So, if you like rock music, it's definitely worth checking out.
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