December 2, 2010
Lemmy
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on December 2010 This slightly jumpy and vaguely hagiographic documentary about legendary Motörhead frontman and bassist Lemmy Kilmister, an unapologetic drinker, drug user and womanizer, reveals (gasp!) that he’s a pretty sweet guy. He is who he is, and anyway doesn’t care what you or anyone thinks, even about his collection […]
By Metropolis
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on December 2010
This slightly jumpy and vaguely hagiographic documentary about legendary Motörhead frontman and bassist Lemmy Kilmister, an unapologetic drinker, drug user and womanizer, reveals (gasp!) that he’s a pretty sweet guy. He is who he is, and anyway doesn’t care what you or anyone thinks, even about his collection of Nazi memorabilia (which includes a tank). You don’t have to be a headbanger, or even know squat about heavy metal music, to enjoy this doc, though it’s not as deep as it thinks it is. Considering Lemmy’s lifestyle, the film amounts to a celebration of the fact that he hasn’t self-destructed yet.