Fatal Addiction: Jim Morrison

Name: Fatal Addiction: Jim Morrison
Genre: Documental
Duration: 1 h
Rating: 6.9
Cast: Dave Ambrose, John Densmore, Peter Hughes

2023
1h

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Agrega una trama en tu idioma"Jim Morrison is regarded as one of the most influential frontmen in rock history. His wild personality, poetic lyrics and distinctive voice garnered him hundreds of thousands of fans worldw... Leer todo"Jim Morrison is regarded as one of the most influential frontmen in rock history. His wild personality, poetic lyrics and distinctive voice garnered him hundreds of thousands of fans worldwide. His fame has remained one of popular culture's top rebellious icons, representing the... Leer todo"Jim Morrison is regarded as one of the most influential frontmen in rock history. His wild personality, poetic lyrics and distinctive voice garnered him hundreds of thousands of fans worldwide. His fame has remained one of popular culture's top rebellious icons, representing the generation gap and youth counterculture. He co-founded The Doors in 1965, the band that w... Leer todo

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5nathanjamesemerson

Good documentary however...

It seems that this documentary is a combination of two previous documentaries about Jim (Jim Morrison - Wild Child 2019, Jim Morrison Final Chapter 2024).

All three documentaries use the exact same interview footage with the same people. Though this documentary runs longer and has a bit more footage

What irked me was how two of the people got some information wrong about Jim. Information which could have easily been researched at that

As I said, I liked the documentary I just don't understand how there could be three differently named documentaries by three different directors and all use the exact same footage. Like literally. Only differences is in the run time and some of the footage of The Doors live in different spots. I would have bought just the one documentary on Amazon instead of all three if I knew they were all going to be the same thing.