The Death and Resurrection Show 2013 123movies

Watch: The Death and Resurrection Show 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – The definitive documentary on the English art punk band called Killing Joke, their music, method and madness featuring interviews with Jaz Coleman, Youth, Geordie, Big Paul, Reza Udhin, Jimmy Page, Peter Hook, Dave Grohl, Alex Paterson, Mike Coles, Chris Kimsey, Mat Smith, Neil Perry, Geraldine Beskin, Chantal Coves, Peter Plum, Hilmar Orn Hilmarsson, Guolaugur Kristinn Ottarsson, Tom Larkin, Hinewehi Mohi, inventors, astrologists, the Gatherers and many more..
Plot: A music documentary exploring the turbulent, controversial and often unbelievable 30 year history of British post-punk industrial band Killing Joke.
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	7.0/10 Votes: 252
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Reviews:

All That Jaz
I’ve always thought Killing Joke were a bit special so wanted to see if there was anything worth learning from this documentary.

As it turns out the band have an interesting history, particularly with their Occultism background, and this kind of explains the power and shape of the music.

However 2.5 hours is waaay too long for a rockumentary and there was a lot of waffle it could’ve done without. As well, it must be a top contender in the worse movie sound awards. Much of the dialogue is drowned in soundtrack or lost in sinister rumble or is just plain badly recorded. There’s no excuse for it unless you’ve only got found footage. Fortunately the music audio was OK. Unfortunately there wasn’t enough of it.

The other problem is that if you’re not a fan, you’re not gonna follow the plot. Assumptions are made that the viewer already knows that A) followed B). And when events unfold via incomprehensible mumbling, well, good luck with that. Between the film’s length and the crap audio, I found myself drifting off, because it couldn’t make me care about what bloke 1 and bloke 2 were saying.

On the plus side, it was nice to get to know the lads, each of them characters essential to the tale and for the undeniable chemical reaction. A glimpse into the fiery mind of Jaz Coleman was fascinating, although, watching in 2022, the frequent references to ‘energy’ and such feel dated and a bit cheesy, pinned to that Gen X era . The earnest prophetic ‘storm coming’ bits at the end made me wonder if Jaz might today be a QAnonner. It’s a kind of Magick.

Killing Joke are one of the sharpest and most original British bands ever, so it was definitely worth making a film about them. Maybe a better one than this though.

(The graphics/animation in the closing credits was great though.)

clown show
I used to be a big fan of this band. I had all their albums up to 2003’s self-titled album. I had started to lose interest by then, but still think their early albums are interesting, mostly due to the unique guitar playing of Geordie. He is one of the most idiosyncratic and original guitar players working in rock music.

However, this movie was poorly done. For a start, the sound mixing was horrible, and it was hard to understand what was being said during much of the movie. I also would have preferred to see and hear more of the personal interactions between the band members, and how they got along over the years, and how the various albums were created. Instead, what we are treated to is the Jaz Coleman clown show. Jaz making countless inane pronouncements on this or that childish and ridiculous occult topic. Jaz really should think about growing up. His juvenile obsession with the occult is extremely tedious. And furthermore, for someone who professes to know so much about the topic, he should at least know how to pronounce Aleister Crowley’s name. He mispronounces Crowley’s last name. In addition to his occult-mania, we get Jaz the tinfoil hat wearing conspiracy theorist, ranting on about more nonsense. How in the world he manages to get up in the morning and put his trousers on is really beyond me.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 2 hr 30 min (150 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
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Genre Documentary, Music
Director Shaun Pettigrew
Writer Shaun Pettigrew
Actors Killing Joke, Jaz Coleman, Jimmy Page
Country New Zealand, United Kingdom
Awards 1 nomination
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Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Stereo, D-Cinema 48kHz 5.1
Aspect Ratio 1.78 : 1
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