I saw it today; Who did ?
at last a serious work about Marley's life full of very interesting interviews and rare footage (Marley sick at the end of his life was something I had never seen). So many videos gigs exist even the Zimbabwe one.
Of course the end of the movie with Redemption song is very moving.
But Marley went to the end of what was possible. Doctors said he had 3 weeks to live in march 80 but he toured til sept 23, 80 and died in may 81.
See an example of the schedule when he was very sick. Almost a show everyday.. Amazing.

July 02 - Nantes, France
July 03 - Le Bourget, Paris, France
July 04 - Dijon, France
July 06 - Dublin, Ireland
July 07 - Crystal Palace, London, England
July 08 - Brighton Leisure Centre, Brighton, England
July 09 - Brighton Leisure Centre, Brighton, England
July 10 - Apollo, Glasgow, Scotland
July 11 - Apollo, Glasgow, Scotland
July 12 - Deeside Leisure Centre, Deeside, Chester, England
July 13 - Stafford Bingey Hall, Staffordshire, England

The movie insists on Marley's influence for bringing back peace in Jamaica and Marley's message of love and peace. Beyond the music the man.
And the music is fantastic. During the credits the list of songs are almost all made by Marley by himself...impressive when you think about MJ/KR solo works.

Really the missing one...



"we know it's a bit late but we hope you don't mind if we stay"

so sad when the dog dies in the end.

Highly recommended.

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CindyC
so sad when the dog dies in the end.

HAH,HAH, I was going to say the same thing CindyC, you beat me to it. I shouldn't be laughing, it was really sad...

Is Jennifer Aniston in this one as well?

I just heard a rebroadcast of NPR's review of the Marley documentary, and it does sound good toomuchforme. I am going to try to see it this weekend.

10 minutes are available on iTunes

"we know it's a bit late but we hope you don't mind if we stay"

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Gazza
Is Jennifer Aniston in this one as well?

Jimmie Walker would have been dynamite.