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So, 'Blink 182: The Documentary' is an intriguing glimpse into the band's life during a very tumultuous time. It’s raw and feels like a treasure trove for those who appreciate the band's evolution. You get behind-the-scenes access to their performances for troops, which adds a layer of weight to the typical concert film vibe. The pacing varies, with some segments almost meditative—like watching them create their untitled album. Then, you have the frenetic energy of the 2004 European tour, complete with Robert Smith’s guest spot, which just flips the whole atmosphere. It’s a nice mesh of personal and professional snippets that make it distinct, and honestly, the rough cut adds to its charm.
This documentary has become somewhat elusive, with only a handful of rough cuts circulating among collectors. It showcases pivotal moments in the band’s history but has never seen a proper commercial release. Because of its limited availability and the unique footage it contains, collector interest has been steadily rising, making it a noteworthy piece for anyone into music documentaries or punk rock history.
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