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This is great stuff - a fantastic musical documentary.

One doesn't need to be religious to find something ineffable not just in the music itself but in the way it is expressed.

The film is arguably not very technically sophisticated or stylistically consistent... but these faults are compensated for by actors Owen and Bluteau, who essentially carry the film alone for its second half.

The plot is quirky, which means it has potential. Sadly, credibility sinks into a mire of sentiment.

Some of Jackson's strongest songs are featured here and there are some terrific dance performances.

Not so much a linear story of one man's adventures as an enquiry into the nature of performance, gender and the very structure of society.

It must be said that time has not been kind to this film.

This is very much a film for musicians, and the more familiar you are with the art of composition, the more you’ll get out of it.

Not a film about lyrics. Not a documentary about these extraordinary long careers. Just a big, brilliant concert.

Although not really a film for any but the most dedicated of Stones fans, Sympathy For The Devil provides intimate insights into their workings as a band.

It's fascinating to see these events as portrayed at the time, rather than in hindsight.