Quadrophenia Reviews

Krystel 2022-11-26 22:32:23

Because of the relationship between the ending song of the "Light Tone Girl" movie, I was attracted to find this movie. Definitely not disappointed! It is worth mentioning that the title of another work "Shape of Sound" directed by Yamada Naoko also uses the music of The Who band.

Another cartoon...

Grayce 2022-10-19 17:00:23

I didn't like rock and roll, but I fell in love with every background music in the movie. You can get five stars for music. Can people really find their worth in subcultures? My answer is, no. What the Morse people get in the subculture is comfort and relief from the complicated and tedious work....

Hal 2022-09-05 20:45:17

Whether it's a rock clan or a mod clan, we are all the same. I thought I was invincible and different, surrounded by a group of vulgar people, but I was not a part of this group of vulgar people. I thought that love would grow old like I imagined, but everything was just too naive. The idol who is...

Deontae 2022-09-05 20:31:06

There are not so many words in the short comment code. I can't write long stories. Changed from four stars to three stars at the last moment, purely personal preference. This is touted to be comparable to trainspotting, plus THE WHO's in-person care and uncle STING. Intuitively, 4 stars+ is...

Casey 2022-09-05 19:37:29

The Who band has been carrying the mod flag for the longest time, because Pete Townshend is interested in subcultures and is an amateur writer, so he looks at the mod movement almost from an anthropological point of view. He condensed his observations into a typical '70s concept album that the rest...

Vinnie 2022-09-05 19:12:29

Plot: In the early to mid-1960s, there was a mod boom in the UK. What is a mod family? It was a group of post-40s youths who were not in place at work or did not want to be in position at that time. They were addicted to modifying their Vespa motorcycles, a suit + duck shit green jacket + too short...

Beth 2022-09-05 18:38:05

"This is our generation, this is our generation, baby." Roger Daltrey sang "My Generation," one of their most iconic songs from The Who era, at the closing ceremony of the London Olympics. He is 68 years old, and his voice is still high but no longer clear, and he seems to have lost the arrogance...