2018, South Korean Music documentary directed by Park Jun-soo featuring BTS ' 'THE WINGS TOUR' 2017 Rating : 5/5 army bombs
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Hi yall, I watched this movie twice and before I can even get started on the review, I would, without any doubt ask you to watch it, because, it's a whole treat! You may or may not know BTS but I would insist , you give this a try, because as I see it, it's not just for entertainment and it's not just for the ones who love music. It's for everyone. The way I see it, BTS' content doesn't just have their performances and interviews jam packed into a one hour, 45 minutes movie, what they give out , If you pay attention , is valuable key points that could possibly help you nail that next test of yours. Don't believe me ? Read on! Oh, and this is going to be long.
Review:
BURN THE STAGE, was pretty entertaining, the crew and cast certainly put in a lot of effort in filming, editing and capturing the faintest and lightest moments of the tour. They managed to put in perfect slices of music, and clips of their concerts , in between the conversation clips. Everything was well placed. Throughout the movie, we see BTS touring some of the major cities of the world, and performing in venues like, Chile, Santiago : 2017.03.12 USA, Newark: 2017.03.24 USA, LA : 2017.04.01 Japan, Kyocera Dome, Osaka: 2017.10.14 Korea, Seoul: 2017.12.08. The one hour, forty five minutes movie captures the behind the scenes, of BTS' THE WINGS TOUR 2017 and in doing so, managed to give a sneak peek into what their lives are really like , behind the stage performances and cameras. While on tour we see BTS having intimate conversations, sharing their worries about their performances, how they cope up with all the stress and the way in which having each other has influenced as well as helped them grow, both as individuals and as a part of the group , in the best sense. We get to see a unique part of each member, who share what it feels like live an idol's life. I have watched many music documentaries and I must say this was by far the best, not only because of the amazing editing and BTS itself, but because of the sheer honesty with which they managed to portray each of the members' fears, and problems. We also see RM, Jungkook and Jimin , along with the other members suffering from various minor injuries and let me warn you, it's not gonna wanna make you not cry. All in all, it's amazing, and should be watched by everyone who, Doesn't know BTS, is an army, wants self help, wants to get inspired. This movie is gonna make you fall in love, and in cases like mine, fall in love all over again, with all seven of them. Have fun watching it !!
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