Based on 52 votes and 23 reviews.
Any Led Zeppelin fan will, no doubt, love every second of this film... Even a remote fan will find it enjoyable... Extremely well done... I recall Page saying he was most impressed with these directors and their previous work, and consented, as the two film makers promised to focus solely on the music... It's one of those films I loved so much that when it concluded I sat there in the theatre and said, "No, keep going... Tell the WHOLE story!" Who knows, maybe we'll get a Part 2, et al.... Cross your drumsticks! My only gripe: I thought for sure they'd have t-shirts... Sadly, no... Right by Capt. America's t-shirts I thought I'd find one for the ZEPP film... "Barnabas" says, "Check It Out"... A+... KUDOS, BRAVO, EXCELSIOR! "Oh, Albion remain... Sleeping now to rise again"
Excellent mix of biographical info, interviews and rare live performances.
Sounds great 👍 n the theater.
As a major Led Zeppelin fan most of the interviews are things I already know with live footage I’ve already seen. There were a few insights but most of all it was amazing to hear Led Zeppelin loud in full blast surround. Dazed and Confused sounded best. Idk why but Jimmy Page talked about two major Led Zeppelin gigs in 1969 and 1970 but didn’t mention both were on his birthday.
Love Led Zeppelin since I was a pre-teen, but this movie didn't do much for me. It was poorly put together.
Loved that the members of the band did this! It was a perfect blend of their history growing up, their live music on stage and some studio work.
This is not some boring documentary. This is how these 4 genius artists put it all together. The music. It's artistic and beautiful, and I just never wanted it to end. I'm not even some major rock 'n' roll fan, but this is just a gorgeous and also entertaining movie. Watch it on the big screen. Give yourself a treat
The title of the movie tells you this is about them BECOMING Led Zeppelin, not being Led Zeppelin. Although I wish it had continued through the story of the band’s retirement, I get it. Most fans know that part of the story. It really was interesting to see their growth and passion, and the click they had when it all came together. We all commented on the cost of tickets back in the day. So much more accessible to the average kid who loved this music. I never got to see them live, but I did see Page and Plant when they toured in the 90s. If you love the band beyond Stairway to Heaven, you’ll love this film.
Goody, goody, unreal people not even close to reality
I learned a lot about how the band got its start. It was interesting to see the part each band member played. Four boys who were meant to meet and form one of the greatest bands in the world. I wanted it to continue, it ended too soon.