Really Roxette
Really Roxette

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Really Roxette

1996
Movie
52 min
English

In 1995, Sveriges Television decided it was time to make an in-depth documentary about Sweden's biggest export since ABBA. A Roxette road movie around the Crash! Boom! Bang! Tour.

Insights

IMDb7.2/10
Director: Michael B. JohnsonGenres: Concert Film, Documentary

Plot Summary

Really Roxette is a concert film and documentary that captures the iconic Swedish pop duo Roxette during their 1995-1996 "Crash! The System Goes Live!" world tour. It offers a behind-the-scenes look at the band's life on the road, interspersed with electrifying live performances of their greatest hits. The film provides insight into the energy and passion that fueled Roxette's global success during this vibrant period of their career.

Critical Reception

As a concert film, Really Roxette was primarily aimed at the band's dedicated fanbase. While it successfully showcases Roxette's energetic live performances and offers a glimpse into their touring experience, critical reviews often focused on its documentary aspects and suitability for existing fans rather than broader cinematic appeal. Audience reception was generally positive among Roxette enthusiasts who appreciated the compilation of live tracks and tour footage.

What Reviewers Say

  • Fans appreciated the blend of live performances and tour candidness.

  • The film effectively captures the raw energy of Roxette's live shows.

  • Offers a good snapshot of the band during their peak popularity.

Google audience: Information not available.

Fun Fact

The "Crash! The System Goes Live!" tour was Roxette's most extensive to date, spanning over 100 shows across five continents and cementing their status as a major international act.

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