Sony Pictures - It Might Get Loud [DIGITAL VIDEO DISC]

Saw this movie at Enzian Theatre in Winter Park, FL ..it is incredible by focusing on the guitarists rather than lead singers...if you enjoy background information, embarrassing shots of U2 in old days and Jimmy Page taking you back to where they recorded many Zep songs -- well...you won't be disappointed. It played for 10 days in fall in Winter Park and I saw it five times -- yes, it is that excellent and not boring...

jack white and jimmy page are genius. this film really makes you appreciate what they've done for music.

I bought this for my son who is 14 and plays the electric guitar. We watch this together with my other son who plys trumpet, and they both loved it. I liked it alot and thought it to be very educational. I would recommend this dvd for anyone who likes music.

If you are a fan of either Jimmy Page, Jack White or The Edge you need to see this film. Masters at work! What can I say. The look on Jack White and The Edges face the first time this see Jimmy Page play is priceless. Watch Jack White make a guitar in only moments and proceed to actually play it. this movie was a limited release in the theatres if you missed it you must go out and buy it!

If you love the electric guitar or one of the three virtuoso's in the film then you will enjoy this movie, otherwise it may not be for you.

Very interesting....not just a documentary on the guitar....great music....very worth while....just to Jimmy Page play you have to get it:)

If youplay guitar, listen to guitar, whatever...you have to see this!

Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin) The Edge (U2) and Jack White (White Stripes) get together for slightly contrived meeting/jam session. Good idea but could have been done better. Biographical info on each in their own words complete with childhood photos and tales of early musical interests. They return to familiar stomping grounds and tell us about buying their first guitars and early bands they played in. They show us how they came up with their "sound" and play little riffs to illustrate their stories. I liked this movie. 97 minutes long and goes by fast. Interesting film even if you aren't into rock or guitars. Made me more of a White Stripes and Racontuers fan although Jack White comes off as a bit of a disrespectful punk. Page and "The Edge" seem more genuine and sincere. Must for Zeppelin fans who want a glimpse of Page. Funny to see Jimmy Page playing "air guitar" while showing us his personal record collection. Also funny to see the grins on the faces of White and "The Edge" watching Page play "Whole lotta Love". Like kids watching their hero. Both you and your parents will enjoy it.

was a giftand he loved it!

it was all scratched and didnt work right