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The Reflektor Tapes
Directed by
Kahlil Joseph
2015
75m
Not Rated
Documentary
,
Music
6.2
19%
56%
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A blend of interviews, concert footage, and personal moments chronicle the making of the band Arcade Fire's album, Reflektor.
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Cast of The Reflektor Tapes
Win Butler
Self
Richard Reed Parry
Self
Jeremy Gara
Self
Tim Kingsbury
Self
Will Butler
Self
Régine Chassagne
Self
Sarah Neufeld
Self
The Reflektor Tapes Reviews
Seattle Times
Tom Keogh
Lacks immediacy and actually seems designed for viewers who will discover and romanticize Arcade Fire 20 years from now.
The Film Stage
Nick Newman
The Reflektor Tapes uses the skeleton of a concert film - complete with an encore-of-sorts and post-credits bow-of-sorts - while attempting a meatier document.
AV Club
Josh Modell
Your enjoyment may vary, of course, depending on how seriously you take Arcade Fire's music: If you take it as seriously as the band does, this art project cum electronic press kit might resonate. For everybody else, it'll likely feel unfinished.
Willamette Week
Casey Jarman
There's no time for reflection. There are no band arguments, no talk of where art ends and business begins, and precious few unguarded moments.
The Young Folks
Josh Cabrita
...The Reflektor Tapes does little to capture the the band's emotion or the powerful gusto behind their live shows.
Contactmusic.com
Rich Cline
Arcade Fire were never going to make your standard fly-on-the-wall documentary. While they appear to have fun onstage, music-wise they do take themselves very seriously, and they have every right to do so.
The Playlist
Nikola Grozdanovic
Apart from a few minor insights into the band's musical ideologies, "The Reflektor Tapes" goes through all the album's songs via various performances on tour, confirming that the album is an infinitely more enriching experience than anything in this film.
Variety
Scott Tobias
Kahlil Joseph's concert film profile of Arcade Fire is a disorganized mishmash.
Hollywood Reporter
John DeFore
Devotees of the group will embrace it on video and perhaps in special-event-style theatrical bookings, but those with a casual interest will tire of it quickly.
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