[Hatter313]

Just walked out of this at Alamo, great documentary, highly recommended. I hope someone releases the score to this, really moody and dark, but also supremely calming.

[fluppeco]

sad to see him, in this somewhat immobilized state. I preferred his previous documentaries more. This was fine as a retrospect, I just didn't feel the value of seeing him like this as HR the person, less the artist.

[Hatter313]

I was surprised at how immobilized he was towards the end, although I felt that the intimacy of the documentary very compelling. It gave me a view of him that I hadn't known before.

[tonyandrewgiles]

I can't wait for this.

I'm not sure it's out in the UK yet, read a lot about it and I'm so glad someone made a doc on Giger before he passed.