Coldplay: Music of the Spheres - Live at River Plate

Just finished a 7:30 pm screening of Coldplay: Music of the Spheres: Live from River Plate in Buenos Aires, Argentina. What a show! The theater room I saw it in was Screen X, so it had 2 screens on the side walls. Very immersive! Coldplay has been one of my favorite bands since 2008, and their impact throughout the world is phenomenal. Love, peace, and joy are the message they bring, and it rings true! The show is electric, and so much fun to watch! A Sky Full of Stars left me stunned. So brilliant. And my favorite, Fix You, still moves me to tears. Please go see this fantastic concert movie!!

Went to see them live in Sydney few years back (prior to Covid lockdown) and now watching them live in cinema is a great experience on how lively their live show is. I know all the songs they sing except the 2 special songs being one Iranian song and another one is Argentinian song. Overall I'm very satisfied watching this Music of the Spheres. Lovely to see all those people enjoying the best time at River Plate. I may want to come over to watch Coldplay live over there. Must be a good place to go. Looking forward for the next movie about all those best songs by this great group. Just can't get enough.

After delivering a brilliant transmission in cinemas around the world last year, Coldplay give us a final product with upgraded image and sound: better shots, louder guitar and bass, more immersion, the list goes on... As someone who watched them live in Brazil before seeing this, I must say it was very emotional and I hope I get to experience a Buenos Aires concert one day. The guests were also well picked, including a touching appearance which was not included in the synopsis. Overall, Coldplay are confident, loving and cheerful performers, they crave human connection and, as corny as it sounds, the band will make you believe there's still good in this world. Wish them all the best.

An impertinence...we left after 15 minutes to avoid an epileptic fit. A new picture setting every three seconds, zero concert atmosphere. Sorry, that was nothing! There was no feeling or connection with the audience or with Coldplay. The cuts were way too fast, so the mood wasn't really conveyed. It was impressive for the first three and four minutes, that would have been enough for a compilation. But it went on all the time . I can watch it at home if necessary, but not in the cinema.

Earlier concert films did it much better, just look at the 80s, where legendary concert recordings were filmed.

I was visiting my native country and got tickets for me and my daughter for 10/29, the day that was broadcasted live. I was 64 back then, but jumped along with all the crowd like a 20 year old teenager. I've been to many concerts in the USA where I reside (on Oct 2 I will go to see Jeff Lynne), but there's no comparison between a concert in the USA and Argentina. The audience dances, jumps, sings along with the band, it's a complete blast!

In April, when the movie opened in the theaters, I took my husband to see what I lived, and It was like being there all over again. If you can afford a plane ticket, I highly recommend to go to a concert and live that experience. It's unforgettable. I really mean it.