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(1811) 7.0 82 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Echo in the Canyon is a movie starring Lou Adler, Fiona Apple, and The Beach Boys. A look at the roots of the historic music scene in L.A.'s Laurel Canyon featuring the music of iconic groups such as The Byrds, The Beach Boys,...

Genres
Documentary, Music
Director
Andrew Slater
Starring
Fiona Apple, Lou Adler, Beck, The Beach Boys

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Genres Documentary, Music
Director Andrew Slater
Writer Andrew Slater, Eric Barrett
Stars Fiona Apple, Lou Adler, Beck, The Beach Boys
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 22 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 A look at the roots of the historic music scene in L.A.'s Laurel Canyon featuring the music of iconic groups such as The Byrds, The Beach Boys, Buffalo Springfield, and The Mamas and the Papas.

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20 customer reviews about music «Echo in the Canyon»

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Amber
Wednesday, 22 Jul 2020 16:03

There is a scene where the chief says to the band "Well what's the plan?" and they say "We're not playing the song anymore." The band sit down and the director says "We'll need to cut the film because it's so emotionally boring." After a few minutes of this I said to myself "There must be something interesting here, it's just a boring band with an average song." This film is a good example of how music can make an audience feel. It's just a shame that they cut so much. I wonder if they cut out the part where the band goes to the desert, or the part where the band plays the song on the stage. It's obvious that they cut out the part where they're playing the song on the stage. It's hard to explain how they did that but the band makes a great performance. It's not just about the band, but about the audience. The band are a great group of musicians and they make a great group. This film is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen, it's a great film that shows the life of a band that has only had a few songs on the album. It also shows the film crew's reaction to the first trailer of the film. It's a great film that has great message and it's a great film to watch with friends, because it makes you feel like you're part of it.
Terry
Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 23:47

I didn't read the book, and yet the movie was more about the writing of the book than the actual movie itself. It's like watching a documentary, without a whole lot of editing. That's the way I feel about the movie. The DVD is superb. The director, Steve James, who is the writer of the book, does a fantastic job of making you feel like you are really there. The footage of the various scenes are first-class. I'm not going to lie, some of the scenes were a bit repetitive, but the direction by Steve James was a perfect balance between being as obvious as possible, and as subtle as possible. The acting by actors like Jason Patric, Mark Harmon, Amanda Seyfried, and many others is superb. They really make you feel what the characters are feeling. Amanda Seyfried, for example, puts a new definition on her performance. The movie is just as good as the book. It doesn't make any difference to me. My advice is to go see it!
Patricia G.
Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 09:57

Ritchie is a genius! He has a certain movie in mind but you won't know until you see it. There is no gore in this movie but its a very thought provoking documentary about Ritchie. He doesn't try to make it as an action flick, he wants it to be a story about a man and his life. I think he does a very good job. He shows us how Ritchie was a very disturbed man, but also a very gifted artist. I hope he releases it on DVD so people can see it. I really enjoyed this movie. I would give it a 10/10!
Louis J.
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 19:03

I love listening to this show, and having read the book and the other interviews I was expecting more of a reaction to the book. The movie is fairly accurate. It does have a few other errors as well (they have a fake blood transfusion scene, for example). There are a few people with too much screen time, though. But all in all, it's really good. I like the book. And I'm really glad I read the book, but I think that the movie is more honest than the book. If you don't like the book, you won't like the movie. If you liked the book, you'll probably like the movie. If you didn't like the book, you'll hate the movie. If you hated the book, you'll hate the movie.
Brandon Hawkins
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 04:18

With a style similar to In the Valley of Elah, Echo in the Canyon focuses on the hard life of an immigrant from the Dominican Republic living in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles. She has some of the most difficult job interviews ever, where she has to speak directly to a variety of people without ever having to say her name or show any documentation. Eventually she ends up in a single room with three other women and one man. They sleep in a room with nothing but a bedsheet and the sheets are periodically laundered by the person who cleans the room. She gets not one, but two paychecks and several shifts of domestic help. She works long hours without a night off. There is a lot of 'rock and roll' music playing in the background and a couple of couples are showing their intimate parts on the married couple's living room floor. The film has a fantastic setting with the San Fernando Valley and the ocean running into the hills to the west. It has beautiful shots of the town, the beach and the studio. The director also has a special fascination with the way that the women react to their different jobs and the way that it affects their lives. She shows some of the horror that the women felt when they were asked to become pregnant as a second job and how she shows the women that they are not just 'helping people', but that they are actually important people. If you want to know more about how hard life is for immigrant women in the US then watch this documentary.
Johnny Wagner
Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 13:32

I thought this film would be one of the best of the year, and it ended up being even better than I thought. This is the kind of film that inspires you to be more discerning about music and music critics. These songs are amazing, and the film is loaded with interesting facts and quotes. I am not a big fan of Gregorian chants, but I do like this film for the facts about what they were in the 60s and the impact it had on popular music. This is a film about the importance of music, not just for music fans, but for all listeners. I found the film to be completely fascinating, and I thought it had everything a music fan could want. I highly recommend this film. 9/10
Benjamin
Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 16:50

I saw this film on the second day of the 2012 Sundance Film Festival and, like I said before, I wasn't sure what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised. It's not a film that you'll remember for a long time but it was a lot of fun and I found it interesting how they tried to link it to other people's lives, from former lovers to schoolmates to coworkers to colleagues and to the people around them. It was also a nice way to leave the film with people that you didn't know but were at the film. I think it was worth seeing, especially for people that love dance, especially for people that love David Bowie or, for that matter, any dance. It's definitely worth a look!
Zachary
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 14:28

This documentary shows the start of the evolution of Punk rock in the seventies. The first music videos that became the basis for Punk music are shown. The music itself is mostly known and it will be interesting to see how people perceive the music of the band. A new part of the history is presented. The movie is divided into three parts. In the first part the history is shown in the first part of the movie. In the second part, the music history is shown and in the third part, the history of the band itself is shown. I recommend this movie to people who are into the history of Punk music. It also contains information about bands from the seventies that have gone on to become successful in the eighties. I would not recommend this movie to people who want to see the actual history of Punk rock. My vote is nine. Title (Brazil): "El Padre Anson" ("The Padre Anson")
Arthur Andrews
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 08:48

Wow. I can't believe that the documentary makers found enough money to get a famous rock band to appear in it. But they didn't! It was more of a story about the city of Hollywood's role in the creation of rock and roll. It really got me into the role of music in that city and made me realize that there really was something special about Hollywood and the music scene that made it to be the dominant music town in the country. The music was that good, the musicians were that talented and it was that close. And when you look at the music videos, it really is evident that this was a true special of that period. The movie really is a long way from being a documentary on the band. It is a story of the people who were involved in that period of time. And the people who worked in it, the people who were involved in that era, the people who made it so special. And it shows us the stories of people who were in the bands and the bands themselves. It is a really deep look at the music of that period and the people who made it possible. And it is a fantastic look at how a band gets started, the ideas that go into a band and the people who are involved in it. And it shows us how the music scene really is and how it all started. I recommend this movie to everyone, even if they don't like rock music. This movie really is a must-see.
Frances Armstrong
Friday, 29 May 2020 00:56

It's very rare that I go into a movie with nothing to look forward to. Well, this is one of those times. I saw the movie yesterday and was so surprised by it that I actually cried a little. The movie is a snapshot of the history of the Grateful Dead, and they did an excellent job of illustrating a few key stories. One that I thought was lacking was the legendary Jerry Garcia. This was also a personal thing for me. There were a few points that made me think, "how could they get away with it?" I don't think it's a flaw in the movie, but I think they could have done a better job of telling the story. The music and the story of the Dead were so good. It makes me want to see them play in the future. It was a good, relaxing movie, and it gave me a lot to think about.
Aaron Jacobs
Wednesday, 27 May 2020 11:32

The guy in the trailer has a really great voice. I was very impressed by the quality of his voice over. Also, the voice in the movie is actually that of Dennis Quaid in his last film. His voice is just so strong and distinct. I also loved the fact that the voice on the front of the poster was actually Dennis Quaid. It was very interesting to see what his voice is like. The video looks amazing. I love how they used the old films for this movie. I wish they would do more like this. I love the way they look at how they went through these films. The music is just so good. It really makes you feel good. I really hope that they do more films like this. Overall, I loved this movie. It was extremely well put together. I highly recommend it. I would give it a 9 out of 10.
Lauren
Saturday, 23 May 2020 19:16

This documentary looks at the artistic and creative efforts that have gone into the production of films like The Color Purple, It's A Wonderful Life and Mulholland Drive. It doesn't disappoint. It covers a lot of ground. It's really funny and touching at times. It's also really informative, in that you can actually see the process that went into making these movies. I particularly liked the discussion about how the music is the music. I loved the music for It's A Wonderful Life, because of the music, the acting, the sets and everything. There was a lot of great musical numbers in that movie. I also thought the costumes were really great for this film. It's really cool to see them on film. They all look real. I think this is the only documentary that's made me cry. I think it's really funny. It's really great. I really think that this is a must see.
Sarah Mendoza
Saturday, 23 May 2020 13:19

I am a long time fan of this film. I have had this film in my personal collection since I was a child. It is very special to me. I think that most of the people who see this film, have never heard of it. That is sad. This film is a good indication that the American music industry has changed dramatically in the last 20 years. The music industry has moved from being the only major industry that exists for any people to being the second largest, and now is the most powerful industry in the world. When I saw the first "The World Is Not Enough", I was just a little kid, and I remember thinking, "This is all wrong". But after seeing this film, I could no longer be so naive. This film has an extraordinary sound quality. You hear a lot of music on the film, but not so much as to be distracting. The film also has the great advantage of having a great cast. Who better to play these songs than this great group of musicians. There are not very many musicians who could play the music on this film. But they all do a superb job. The music is very different to that of the early 80s, and much more modern. In fact, this film does sound a little like the music from the early 80s. In fact, you can hear that this film was made before the releases of the "Bad" "Fever" "Rise" and "In The Air Tonight" albums. All of these albums had much better production than this film. The film is not only a great musical, but a great visual experience as well. The first film "The Mothman Prophecies" is a very good film. I recommend it to everyone who likes music, as well as anyone who likes to be entertained. It is a very good film, and I will see it again.
Roy M.
Tuesday, 19 May 2020 21:03

The concert in the canyon was beautiful. It is a great story of the music of the great bands that helped shape the great California music scene of the 70s and 80s. The concert in the canyon was worth the price of admission. I enjoyed it a lot. I recommend it to anyone who wants to hear the best music of the greatest bands in the history of rock n roll.
Angela Evans
Sunday, 10 May 2020 05:26

I like oldies, and this film shows a much older and more sophisticated attitude towards music. I think it shows the limitations of the world, as well as the limitations of a human being. In general I think it is a very nice movie, but a bit boring for some reason. It is a bit slow at times, and doesn't give the viewer as much to look at as it wants to, because it doesn't give a lot of the story the way that it should. I think the soundtrack is very beautiful, especially for those that like indie music, but it is not particularly memorable. I think the director did a great job, and I think it is a great tribute to the oldies, but also to the artists that played the instruments that were in that era.
Beverly Johnson
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 23:38

In my opinion, Echo in the Canyon is a special film. It's not as strong as Unbreakable, as cerebral as Big, as cerebral as In the Valley of Elah, as sexy as The Truman Show, and as complicated as The Doors. But it is important and interesting. This film comes out of nowhere and captures the essence of John Lennon's last days in the face of death. It is an exploration into the world of the drug user and the schizophrenic. What would happen if he was to die while on LSD? Would he become schizophrenic? And would his body turn into a monster? We all know he was on something. Could he end up like a zombie? Echo in the Canyon gives us an insight into John Lennon's last days on LSD. It's interesting and deeply moving. But it's also very strange and disturbing, and it's one of those films that people will want to see again and again. That's the power of this film.
Janice Mendez
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 21:05

I saw this documentary at the L.A. film festival and was pleasantly surprised by it. I was even more so by the fact that it was so well produced. It is an outstanding documentary on many levels and is definitely worth the watch. It tells the story of a local group of rock music fans that are being harassed and threatened by the police. It tells how they are doing everything in their power to fight back and their family members do everything they can to support them. They are getting assistance from a friend and a relative of theirs who is a music fan, as well as from others who are musical and who are in the same situation as the protagonist. They even share stories from the history of the band. The documentary is quite well-done. It has a consistent tone and is quite enjoyable. It is informative and sometimes heart-wrenching. It is also very entertaining and has many comedic moments. It is a good documentary and a great story. It also has a few spoilers. I thought that it was a great idea to tell the story of the band. It has been a long time since I have been into rock music and I can definitely appreciate the style and the creativity of the music. I thought that it was great to see how the band actually lived their lifestyle. It showed the feelings that these people had to deal with. They did not want to face the danger, the threats and the aggression that they were being subjected to. I thought that the documentary was an excellent way to tell this story and I recommend it to anyone who is a rock fan. It is an excellent movie.
Laura C.
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 16:09

The camera work, music, interviews, and breathtaking images of the canyon were both fascinating and engaging. I really enjoyed the first half of the movie and would have liked to have seen more of the canyon itself, but it's not as if it was anything like the real thing. What the movie did manage to show was that the experience was a gift that we should treasure, no matter what anyone else thinks of it. I'm sure that many people who never had a reason to go to the canyon ever heard about it or saw the footage. If you go to the canyon and you have never seen it before, it is a great place to start.
Emma C.
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 16:06

The movie itself is very interesting and informative, with great information about the bands, including the live sets, as well as some great facts about the band itself. The fact that these are all live performances from the band is also interesting. The main thing is, I really like this movie. I have watched it a few times already and find it very interesting and enjoyable. The only thing I wish was to have seen is more about the history behind the band and a little more about what it was like for them as a band and their life before Nirvana. But overall, it was a good film for the "How to be a band fan" film club. If you love punk rock, you'll love it.
Gloria
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 15:29

Echo In The Canyon was a film I've been looking forward to seeing. The score is haunting and magnificent. The cinematography is remarkable. The acting is phenomenal. It's an inspiring story about a concert that I truly enjoyed. I went to this movie expecting a typical 70's rock opera. However, I was surprised. While I enjoyed the movie, it left me wanting more. There is a scene in the movie where a man dressed in a white shirt that has a huge eagle on the front is smoking a cigarette. He smiles at the camera. This is one of the most striking things about this movie. The way he smiles was an affirmation of the message of the movie. I don't think the movie was meant to make people feel good, but I felt like I wanted to share his message. I think this movie did exactly that.
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