THE WARNING en Vivo desde El Auditorio Nacional CDMX

I saw this at an AMC theater with my adult children and their dates. They are familiar with the Warning, I'm the big fan. Everyone was very happy when it wrapped! The film gains momentum as the show unfolds, the performers and crowd(s) - it was three sold out shows- are on fire, and the music is exquisite. The close-ups, the deft ways they showed how each member contributes, the interactions, and staging, and the overall experience were all great. Saw them live in Columbus, OH, earlier this year, and so thrilled to see this film now, too!

I have been following this band since their "cave concert" (a home studio performance) during the pandemic, back in 2020. I can hardly find a bad song in their work, and their live shows (there are many full recordings on YouTube - check the 2024 festival in Poland) are always far better than the studio versions. Considering how young they are, I think they have a great future. This show was great, and you can verify it from some clips released on YouTube.

One of the great rock concert films ever. Incredible production and performance. "The most exciting three piece band in the world right now", thank you Matt Bellamy. Every song is a banger. Dany's beautiful lyrical solo with the organ gave me chills.

Great editing, with 40+ cameras to choose from. Huge stage and massive projections. It seems almost impossible that three tiny young women, or men, can occupy a massive stage like this so convincingly. But there it is, with 11,000 witnesses. 10 ⭐'s out of 10.

🔥 The real superpower of The Warning isn't just being sisters, writing in two languages, or starting so young - it's how they unleash an unstoppable energy live that spreads through the crowd until everyone is completely carried away. Their musicianship, chemistry, and passion turn every show into something unique, powerful, and unforgettable, and this concert on the big screen is living proof of that.⚡💖💥

I've been a fan of The Warning's music for a while, but I've never had the chance to see them perform live. Most of my experience has come through YouTube videos, which I've always enjoyed, but those clips simply don't capture the full scope of what this band brings to the stage. That's why this concert film was such a pleasant surprise-it exceeded every expectation I had.

From start to finish, the movie is beautifully produced. The visuals are crisp and dynamic, highlighting not just the band but also the incredible energy of the audience. The sound quality is equally impressive-balanced, powerful, and immersive. I found myself turning up the volume just to feel like I was there in the crowd. Even the end credits were done with care, leaving me smiling long after the performance ended.

What really struck me was how accessible the film feels. Even if you've never heard of The Warning before, you can sit down and enjoy it. The music has a melodic, driving style that blends the best of 80's rock with a 90's alternative groove, giving it both nostalgia and freshness. It's catchy, emotional, and fun.

Equally compelling is how the band members interact with one another and with the audience. They have a genuine presence that makes you want to keep watching. And the crowd-what a crowd! The energy was infectious, and you could see how thrilled everyone was just to be part of the moment.

This isn't just a concert film; it's an experience. For fans of The Warning, it's a must-see. For everyone else, it's a perfect introduction to a band that deserves much wider recognition.