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List Price: $9.95 | | Label: Mvd Visual
Salesrank: 103183
Released: August 14, 2001 |
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MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Media: DVD |
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Editorial Review:
This 75 minute unauthorized documentary details the progression of the alternative pioneers Nirvana through testimonials, interviews, and classic footage. The film, set in Seattle in the early nineties, examines the phenomenon that changed the face of mu
Teen Spirit - A Tribute to Kurt Cobain Reviews:
I'm not Cobain fa nbelieve me but... 
2004-05-21 - This documentry is so artistic, the filmpgraphy is outstanding, and the interviewess seem so tense making the film somehat eerie and artsy. You feel like your in a creepy dream when watching this, strange but addictive documentry, I'd even watch one more time, and I usually only watch documentrie and movies once, and never again.
Just utterly terrible 
2004-02-28 - No one really knows what they are talking about in this film. People just seem to talk. It's just bad. I can't say one good thing about it. There is no footage of Nirvana outside of some interview footage, which really isn't even that good. Most of the film is listening to people that kind of, sort of, might have known Kurt Cobain. It's just bad. Don't buy!
Very informational, but boring at best 
2003-01-05 - Great source of Nirvana's lesser-known history, but all in all, this could not grab my attention to save it's soul. It seems like something we are forced to watch in school. If you are into informational videos, or just a total Nirvana FANATIC, sure, go buy this DVD, but like I said, you most probably won't like it.
Buyer Beware!!
2002-12-17 - The last thing I would like to do is put a lot of time into writing a review for this, um, product. However, I believe it to be my duty to warn any possible consumer of the grave boredom and then anger that will undoubtedly devour you once you feast your eyes on this, as I said before, um, product. Boredom, from it's lack of redeeming qualities and anger, from the money you will have wasted.
Low budget film eat your heart out, this DVD scrapes the bottom of the barrel. From the menu screen to the credits this DVD offers nothing to the general public. Based on the views of three virtually unknown "Friends" of Kurt Cobain, this "Tribute" carries on like a high school senior project, from one shaky camera interview to another. Not only do the "Friends" have virtually nothing to say, but they wax poetically about the "grunge movement" and Kurt Cobain in philosophical terms and rarely use examples to prove their points. Easily the most frustrating thing about these "Friends" is their lack of identification. Their names are never revealed, their importance is never explained and most importantly, their relevance is never understood.
Easily a tie for the second most annoying things in this "Tribute" are the occasionally appering marquee at the bottom of the screen, offering nothing but eye distracting mind dribble, and the horrific interviews of fans on the street, whose only possible function is to fill time.
In summary I would like to say that I feel dumber for having watched this, um, product and that I am currently in contact with a lawyer who is willing to sue the maker of this film for the portion of my life I lost watching it.
Terrible
2002-06-18 - I'm the biggest Nirvana fan ever and this DVD is terrible. There is none of Nirvana's music,and the people being interviewed didn't even know Kurt Cobain. They're just Seattle junkies. Save your money.
