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Better Man

2024

Animation / Biography / Fantasy / Music / Musical

Better Man (2024) download

Better Man

2024

Animation / Biography / Fantasy / Music / Musical

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89% TOMATOMETER · 227 reviews

89% AUDIENCE · 250 ratings

7.5/10 · 47.9K

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Plot summary

Follow Robbie Williams' journey from childhood, to being the youngest member of chart-topping boyband Take That, through to his unparalleled achievements as a record-breaking solo artist – all the while confronting the challenges that stratospheric fame and success can bring.

Director

Michael Gracey

Top cast

Thalia Dudek as Manchester Complex Stagehand

Robbie Williams as Robbie Williams

Charlie Bruno as Doctor

Ronnie Corbett as Self

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 720p.WEB 1080p.WEB 1080p.WEB.x265 2160p.WEB.x265

1.22 GB

1280*534

English 2.0

R

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 15 min

Seeds 11

2.5 GB

1920*800

English 5.1

R

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 15 min

Seeds 21

1.22 GB

1280*530

English 2.0

R

Subtitles

24 fps

2 hr 15 min

Seeds 26

2.5 GB

1920*796

English 5.1

R

Subtitles

24 fps

2 hr 15 min

Seeds 100+

2.26 GB

1920*796

English 5.1

R

Subtitles

24 fps

2 hr 15 min

Seeds 23

6.03 GB

3840*1588

English 5.1

R

Subtitles

24 fps

2 hr 15 min

Seeds 24

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cerealK1ller 530 days ago

Dude made one song back in the year 2000. ...that's it amd he makes a movie about his life as an ...ape?

mcsearle 573 days ago

great movie

JohnLDSC22 575 days ago

hdcam?

billybatts10 580 days ago

No thanks

shhshh 589 days ago

Grainy picture, wait for a better copy

Tempus_Fugit 620 days ago

the quality is terrible, very grainy almost unwatchable

Ravaged 625 days ago

@e95383z28 He stole it off Pop Singer » Nicole Scherzinger. No one that miserable looks like her lol.

katiegeorge1161 625 days ago

im not a big fan of his but I really enjoyed this movie

ghost1990 625 days ago

@tollbooth13, there he is..the redneck peckerwood as$hole troll that crawled from under a rock to spew his racist nonsense what a di#khead!!

or1gam1 626 days ago

Return to (not this) monke

g888artz 626 days ago

damn where are the brains here , the quality is perfect , stop mentioning the graining its meant to be like that in certain scenes , you get free stuff and keep complaining without actally trying it , be thankfull and relax , btw this was fun and entertaining movie

Simon_Steyn 626 days ago

@Yom666 Compared to other uploads, the grain is much worse. The 1080p specifically.

Hillbom67 626 days ago

2160 grains per inch!!! Bad quality. I will wait!

compunerd 626 days ago

No thanks

Simon_Steyn 626 days ago

Please re-upload 1080p version, quality is very grainy. Thx Freeman

rad11133 627 days ago

oh no, a millionaire feels like a monkey. let him work in some corporation, doing mindless work and having a boss above him, then he will stop complaining.

LikwidFox 627 days ago

I thought this was a joke until I saw Corridor Crew breaking it down.

Simon_Steyn 627 days ago

Why the quality so grainy?

K8FAN 627 days ago

I saw this in the theater and it was loads of fun, one of the best pop star biographies ever. Robbie made little impact here in the US, so we didn't have decades to get tired of him.

innocencelost 627 days ago

Whole lot of salty boring cunts in the comments.

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IMDb reviews

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7 / 10

There's something about the use of the monkey

CinemaSerf

There's something about the use of the monkey to characterise Robbie Williams that makes this quite a visceral watch at times. The film tells the story of the…

There's something about the use of the monkey to characterise Robbie Williams that makes this quite a visceral watch at times. The film tells the story of the fairly turbulent rise of this "Take That" singer from boyhood exponent of Gilbert and Sullivan to a man on the right end of an £80 millions record deal. His dad (Steve Pemberton) went off to a football match whilst he was a child and never came back, and that left him with his mum "Janet" (Kate Mulvany) and adoring nan (Alison Steadman) living a pretty much hand to mouth existence and leaving him with a pretty solid foundation for his later emotional and trust issues. Unless you've lived on the moon these last twenty years, then you'll know much of what happens next. What does make this stand out a little more is the fact that Williams himself is behind the project and is in no way afraid to portray himself as a complete ass. His drink, drugs, tantrums and generally spoilt brattishness are laid bare with little, if any, attempt to sanitise. In some ways it reminded me of the recent "Amy" biopic and came hot on the heels of a recent viewing of "Easter Parade" (1948) with both serving, for completely different reasons, to augment the thrust of this story of a person who attained great stardom, success and wealth - and ultimately ended up with addictions galore and few, real, friends amidst a sea of hangers-on and parasites all too eager to selfishly cash in on the fame of a lad who started aged just fifteen. Of course it's not exactly balanced, and I'm sure the gospel according to Robbie might not be quite how others see their own behaviour (or his) but there is an honesty to this that brings home just how ruthless the music business is and at just how fickle fame can be when those we idolise lose their lustre. It doesn't do it any harm that many of his solo songs work well through big screen audio with some classy string arrangements and powerful vocals to remind us that, unlike many of the largely forgotten "Take That" singles, his music - especially the stuff he made with Guy Chambers - is the stuff we will really long remember. It's not for the faint hearted, but still well worth a watch.

8 / 10

A better film for a better man

Boristhemoggy

The documentary that follows the struggles of pop star Robbie Williams as he navigates his way through fame.I shall start by saying I am not a Robbie Williams…

The documentary that follows the struggles of pop star Robbie Williams as he navigates his way through fame.I shall start by saying I am not a Robbie Williams fan. He's had some great tracks out in the past, I actually know all the words to Angels, and that's only 1 of about a dozen songs I know all the words to, 9 of them being Taylor Swift songs. But anyway, my friend wanted to see the film as she is a big Williams fan so I agreed to accompany her and boy, am I glad I did.Why is there an ape instead of Robbie Williams? Well Williams claims that fame is dogged by people expecting him to be a performing monkey. And I concur with that. You only have to watch modern chat shows to realise that all people want their stars to do is perform like a monkey for them. This is Robbie at his most truthful, telling it like it is without fear of repercussion. I like him already, as I like truthful people. This though extends into his film too. His film is not about his music, there's only 2 or 3 tracks played the whole way through. The film is not even really about his fame directly: the film is about him. How he copes (or does not) with fame, how he copes with competition (or does not) how he copes with rejection and frustration, (or does not), how he revels in drink and drugs and how he eventually sinks so low and alienates his closest friends that he has to seek therapy to bring him back to a functioning human.It is a staggeringly honest film and he does not shirk from his mistakes, nor the mistakes of others. He does not portray himself as a victim although in some ways I think he was. He wants everyone to understand who he is, who he was, and what shaped him to this point.The cinematography is exquisite. The lighting and colours beautiful, the dancing at times is mesmerising: the scene in the main street that appears to have thousands of people in is just cinematic perfection. The CGI ape dances like the best dancer in the world and it is so great to watch I was actually taken aback by how beautiful it was.I now have a positive opinion of this man who can bare his soul to all and sundry and do it with panache and style and brutal honesty. I would urge anyone who likes cinema to watch this film just for the cinematic experience if nothing else. Kudos to Erik Wilson (cinematographer), beautiful work. I gave it a solid 8.

7 / 10

Better Man

CinemaSerf

There's something about the use of the monkey to characterise Robbie Williams that makes this quite a visceral watch at times. The film tells the story of the…

There's something about the use of the monkey to characterise Robbie Williams that makes this quite a visceral watch at times. The film tells the story of the fairly turbulent rise of this "Take That" singer from boyhood exponent of Gilbert and Sullivan to a man on the right end of an £80 millions record deal. His dad (Steve Pemberton) went off to a football match whilst he was a child and never came back, and that left him with his mum "Janet" (Kate Mulvany) and adoring nan (Alison Steadman) living a pretty much hand to mouth existence and leaving him with a pretty solid foundation for his later emotional and trust issues. Unless you've lived on the moon these last twenty years, then you'll know much of what happens next. What does make this stand out a little more is the fact that Williams himself is behind the project and is in no way afraid to portray himself as a complete ass. His drink, drugs, tantrums and generally spoilt brattishness are laid bare with little, if any, attempt to sanitise. In some ways it reminded me of the recent "Amy" biopic and came hot on the heels of a recent viewing of "Easter Parade" (1948) with both serving, for completely different reasons, to augment the thrust of this story of a person who attained great stardom, success and wealth - and ultimately ended up with addictions galore and few, real, friends amidst a sea of hangers-on and parasites all too eager to selfishly cash in on the fame of a lad who started aged just fifteen. Of course it's not exactly balanced, and I'm sure the gospel according to Robbie might not be quite how others see their own behaviour (or his) but there is an honesty to this that brings home just how ruthless the music business is and at just how fickle fame can be when those we idolise lose their lustre. It doesn't do it any harm that many of his solo songs work well through big screen audio with some classy string arrangements and powerful vocals to remind us that, unlike many of the largely forgotten "Take That" singles, his music - especially the stuff he made with Guy Chambers - is the stuff we will really long remember. It's not for the faint hearted, but still well worth a watch.

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