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DOLEMITE IS MY NAME MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

Dolemite is his name and fucking up mother fuckers is his game. All hail to the mighty Dolemite, aka Rudy Ray Moore (played by Eddie Murphy). This true story Netflix Original has the power and punches to tell the epic rise of America's pioneer blue comedian. It's filled with heart and tells the unique story of an uprising entrepreneur who wouldn't take no for an answer. Moore has helped launch a comedy legend that included movies, and comedy records and stand up that lasted four decades.

ROOM 37 THE MYSTERIOUS DEAD OF JOHNNY THUNDERS MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

Room 37 explores the wildlife and shocking death of rock and roll legend Johnny Thunders. This movie by the Cordero Brothers takes a shocking look at drug addiction and Thunders untimely death in New Orleans. It carries an emotional power punch and a detailed look at the gritty side of fame. Johnny Thunders was the guitarist for the infamous New York Dolls and his style has influenced thousands of bands since its inception. A powerful drama that no real rock and roll fan will want to miss.

THE DAMNED - DON'T YOU WISH THAT WE WERE DEAD
MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

In 1976 Punk Rock was a new phenomenon that you could not outrun. Its loud, crude, and bombastic overtones shook Europe and infiltrated back into the USA. It was a global explosion of chaos, disorder, and powerful music. Leading that parade was London's own The Damned. This story tells how this abrasive punk band got signed onto Stiff Records and created an army of devoted fans since 1976. It has tons of live footage, interviews with band members Brian James, Captain Sensible, Rat Scabies, and Dave Vanian. Don't miss it.

BAD BOYS FOR LIFE 3 MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

The number one movie in the country is "Bad Boys For Life" and we got it right here on Hot Metro Finds.com. This explosive action movie takes us to the blistering hot streets of Miami. Will Smith and comedian Martin Lawrence deliver up the heat and laughter in this in your face action thriller. The Bad Boys get back together for one more death-defying mission. Together they learn a secret that could destroy everything they love and everything they care about. The effects are over the top and so are the heart-pounding thrills.

TERMINATOR DARK FATE MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

Terminator Dark Fate delivers the action in this latest installment. It has been called THE GREATEST of all Terminator films and features the comeback of Arnold Schwarzeneggar and Linda Hamilton reprising the roles that made them famous. The action goes down hard in Mexico City and this new alien Terminator has a secret weapon. His black liquid metal skeleton can leave his body for double attack and double the thrills. We cover it all here in our movie reviews.

KING KONG 1933 - FATHOM EVENTS MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

Fathom Events presents the original King Kong from 1933 for a special one day only screening. See the exciting stop motion animated classic that set the standard in Hollywood filmmaking. This classic story about a monstrous beast who was captured at the mysterious Skull Mountain is brought back to New York. He is touted to be the "Eighth Wonder Of The World" and he escapes and all havoc breaks loose. We review this RKO Pictures classic right here at Hot Metro Finds.

INXS LIVE BABY LIVE - FATHOM EVENTS MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

FATHOM EVENTS – - In the late '80s there was no bigger band than INXS. They were everywhere you looked including MTV, movie soundtracks, the radio late-night TV shows. Lead frontman Michael Hutchence lead the band and was both hypnotic and mesmerizing. INXS had a dynamic presence on stage that few performers possess and could work the crowd, any crowd, no matter if it was a small bar or Wembly Arena. The film, "Live Baby Live" captures much of that electric energy and is being shown for one night only through Fathom Events.

HONEY BOY MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

The emotionally charged film "Honey Boy" is based on the tormented young life of actor Shia LaBeouf. Award-winning filmmaker Alma Har'el recreates the story of his tumultuous childhood. LeBeouf plays his father, named James Lort, and is an ex-rodeo clown who struggles with chemical dependencies. He raises a young son. Together they learn from eachother about what is important in life and see life from all sides -- its ugliness-- and its subtle beauty.

DEPECHE MODE - SPIRITS IN THE FOREST - FATHOM EVENTS MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

The new film by Depeche Mode is pretty revealing. This is a really insightful look at the impact the band's music has held over its many fans. The film takes an insightful look at six fans and they all come together for a concert experience in Berlin, Germany. This movie centers around the final concert in the Spirit tour on July 25, 2018. I was lucky enough to catch a special screening of this on a one night only event. The film was created by Anton Corbijn who is a rock music photographer and famous for the Ian Curtis biopic, "Control".

THE FLESHTONES - PARDON US FOR LIVING BUT THE GRAVEYARD IS FULL MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

Holy Super Rock Manna from Heaven it's the glorious Fleshtones on the big screen. There is a great chance you never heard of them but they are one of the great sounds to come out of New York in 1976. The Fleshtones first blasted on the CBGB's stage at a time when Punk Rock was the preferred sound. These guys had a handle on garage rock and blending in the sounds of R&B, '60s dance-rock, and good ol rock and roll. This is the definitive story about this legendary band from all the original members. It is a treasure I assure you.

NEW YORK DOLL MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

There was a time when rock and roll was dangerous. There still may be some danger attached to some of it now depending where you look but overall it is a pretty sanitized artistic experience. The film, “New York Doll” (directed by Greg Whiteley) examines the life of New York Dolls drummer Arthur Killer Kane. This looks at the early gritty days of forming the band in New York in 1972 and follows up his last days. The Dolls were a proto-punk, alchohol, drug fueled machine that was into mayhem and shock value. They were never a commercial success but they did manage to leave a cult like following and gain a tremendous amount of heart and street cred.

A - ZEPPELIN - THE STORY OF LED ZEPPELIN MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

Whoa, we got a "Whole Lotta Truth" with this exceptional Led Zeppelin documentary. "A To Zeppelin: The Story Of Led Zeppelin" explores the formation of the groundbreaking heavy metal band from England. The movie is directed by Mark McLaughlin. The film is filled with interviews with the guitarist Jimmy Page and past session players. The compelling story is told through archival footage, rare photographs, and audio excerpts.

SAD VACATION - THE LAST DAYS OF SID AND NANCY MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

The new film about wild Punk rockers Sid and Nancy exposes many details about their lives not commonly known. Director Danny Garcia, (6 Bullets to Hell, and The Bounty Killer) gives us new insight by interviewing people who knew them. This sets the film apart from the many other films and documentaries that have been made about these rockers. It delves deep into the gritty lifestyle they lived and fills in the cracks of the plot so that we get a better understanding of what happened. We are plunged back in time to the year 1976 and the first-person accounts are so riveting that we experience what that life was really like.

SHUT UP LITTLE MAN MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

The mid-'90s was a turbulent time looking back on it. This was a time of change and all of we were graduating and going our separate ways. Grunge music had hit its peak and the main messiah of that movement, Kurt Cobain, had committed suicide. College was coming to a close. There were hints at making big money if once we left our college campus. That's when I first stumbled across the weird world of Peter and Ray.

THE REPLACEMENTS - COLOR ME IMPRESSED MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

The Replacements are the subject of a documentary of sorts directed by Gorman Bechard. None of the band members appear in this production and the story is told through a collection of people who knew them, saw them, and worked with them from the very beginning to the end. These people speak for them and create a complete picture.

MOTLEY CRUE - THE DIRT MOVIE REVIEW >>>>

What do you do when life hands you lemons? Or worse, in this case, leg warmers, “Just Say No”, and the makings for what could be the worst decade in recent memory? According to singer Nikki Sixx from Motley Crue, “You make it your own”. This is the basic philosophy for one of rock and roll’s most notorious acts. The story of Motley Crue is really a post teenage dream come true that every angst ridden kid really wants.