Becoming Led Zeppelin

You see how everything aligned for the four of them to get together and the hard work it took to succeed and how they didn't let the record labels rule over them. It was great to hear John Bonhams voice . I hope they do a part two.

Heaviest, yet most beautiful rock music ever, from probably four of the finest rock music musicians on the planet at the time. Only the Beatles live in that rarified air. If you ever cared about Zeppelin, this is a must see.

This movie is captures a moment in time and very effectively I loved it.

Too much bad old footage

Glosses over the rapes. Can we please stop celebrating sex criminals???

This film was a delight to this Zep fan. Time's given to the band's origins but it's the plentiful music which is so great.... the energy, originality and skilled craft of each member is the focus, along with he band working hard to build its audience (the band's other exploits on the road do not feature). The sound at Dieppe was loud, clear and dynamic but was spoilt by not being properly synchronised to the visuals.... irritating with the speech and vocals but ruinous when watching Bonham's drumming, I had to not watch! How can that happen in a professional cinema? the answer ...... no-one checked. The film was a 5 star but the experience was not thanks to the cinema's failing and for which customers paid $16+.

Explores the beginnings of the group in 69-70 and their rising fame in such a short time.