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Gimme Danger

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The movie charts the steady rise and fall of The Stooges, whom the filmmaker describes as “the greatest rock ‘n’ roll band ever” in his film, combining the usual archival footage and contemporary talking-head interviews.
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CRITICS OF "Gimme Danger"
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MetroActive
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January 01, 2017

Gimme Danger demonstrates reverence for a one-of-a-kind collective of musicians.
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ArtsHub
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January 18, 2017

In what proves a primer and a tribute combined, it's the obvious affection and the unexpected moments alike that give Gimme Danger its entertaining edge.
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Toronto Star
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November 03, 2016

A brainy and funny look at the creation and still-evolving legacy of a rock 'n' roll band Jarmusch considers the greatest of all time, even if RollingStone and snobby critics won't admit it.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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November 03, 2016

Those who know every shred of the band's story will find the film a cool reminder of what the Stooges meant to rock 'n' roll. Those who know little of their music will find Pop an interesting and forthcoming individual.
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Eye for Film
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January 20, 2017

Despite all the hardships, the film is enchanting as a tale of people who, for the most part, did what they loved, and in some cases are still doing it.
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Time Out
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November 14, 2016

An important addition to our understanding of early '70s anarchy.
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The Australian
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January 06, 2017

Iggy is the star of the show. He comes across, still lean and long-haired and handsome (and almost fully clothed), as intelligent, caring -- and still vexed by what he sees as the corporate corruption of rock 'n' roll in the 70s.
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Chicago Reader
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November 03, 2016

Iggy Pop, the band's front man and the only member to graduate to a solo career, is a source of endless hilarity as he recalls the band's grungy beginnings and lurching journey through the music business.
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Seven Days
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January 01, 2017

It took a while, but the world eventually caught up with the Stooges. What a difference 40 years can make.
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Globe and Mail
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November 04, 2016

Chronologically charts the chaotic rise, fall and reunion of shirtless Iggy Pop and his grungy, volatile crew of iconoclastic Michigan punks who wowed the critics but disappointed the record companies.
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Toronto Sun
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November 03, 2016

Gimme Danger is more than carried by the colourfulness of its story and characters, and by the bold essay-like thesis that The Stooges -- now firmly ensconced in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame -- were the greatest rock band of all time.
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