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Meet Me in the Bathroom

2022

Action / Documentary / Music

Meet Me in the Bathroom

2022

Action / Documentary / Music

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73% TOMATOMETER · 51 reviews

65% AUDIENCE

6.7/10 · 2K

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the rapture (band) new york city punk rock interpol y2k rock music

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Plot summary

Set against the backdrop of 9/11, the story of how a new generation kickstarted a musical rebirth for New York City that reverberated around the world.

Director

Will Lovelace

Top cast

David Holmes as Self

Luke Jenner as Self

Matt Safer as Self

Adam Green as Self

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

990.66 MB

1280*960

English 2.0

MA15+

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 47 min

Seeds 2

1.99 GB

1440*1080

English 5.1

MA15+

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 47 min

Seeds 4

Comments 1

Faelan 1267 days ago

This version is cropped (960x720). Not unwatchable but not ideal. Sometimes supers are unreadable as half the text isn't on screen. Someone mind re-upping a better rip?

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8 / 10

Another good doc about a place in time

Patrick Martin Jr.

Another good doc about a place in time (Y2K/9-11) and the people who created art our to pain and desire. Lots of good archival footage and some driving…

6 / 10

Not that it's exactly comparable, but I grew

CinemaSerf

Not that it's exactly comparable, but I grew up very much amidst a folk music scene with loads of extremely mediocre working-class musicians - ballad singers…

Not that it's exactly comparable, but I grew up very much amidst a folk music scene with loads of extremely mediocre working-class musicians - ballad singers, guitarists, fiddlers etc., who all thought they would go on to some sort of musical greatness. Watching this, it's good to know that those ridiculous pipe dreams were not just confined to Glasgow in the 1970s. Spool on to the early naughties and we are presented with a collection of "musicians" living in Yew York City with aspirations that in the vast majority of cases way outstripped their talents. The one exceptions is probably Julian Casablancas, who managed with "The Strokes" to get his head above the parapet of bland noisemaking, and here the documentary is quite potent at illustrating that the stresses of achieving and building on success are actually just as tough as those involved in getting noticed in the first place. On a more generic level, it does point out how tough this industry is, how hard people work to achieve little better than a subsistence existence and at just how transitory and fickle it all can be, but I did tire a little of the also-rans who whined on about sexploitation and objectification as if they'd had been living under a rock for most of their lives. They dreamt of success and acknowledgement in an industry that was/is riddled with sexualisation and somehow it came as a shock to them - pissed and stoned as they invariably were. Real talent is the best fast-track to initiate meaningful and lasting change. It's an interesting fly-on-the-wall style of production with loads of archive, busily edited to leave us with an authentic-looking view on the lives of these people, but I felt most of them really had no idea what they were doing and the fact that 9/11 occurred midway through the chronology of the narrative seemed merely designed to attempt to bedrock this otherwise flighty and shallow assessment of a music industry that took me back to those nights in the pub, with the folk singers who sounded great after eight pints, but who had no shelf-life beyond that!

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