Simulation Theory Film

I've watch it straight and might add the movie is very satisfying. Let's see: we're talking about difficult themes and styles to be insert in a music, and combine all of those new songs with more others from the past is a formule to a soft storytelling. But the manner the movie and lives were directed made be something original with so many vasted concepts.

Muse is my favourite band of all times. That might trick you into thinking that I'm biased, which I probably am, but objectively speaking: this is one helluva masterpiece! I'm so glad I get to know this band, and when they come out with material like this I can't feel anything else but gratitude towards them, because damn they are good! I'm lucky for I have seen them live twice, and the movie brought many memories back to me. Still, I would recommend this one to someone who doesn't know the band, 'cause it keeps you interested in the plot through the visuals, and obviously the amazing music. Matt, Chris, Dom (and Morgan) are pure geniuses!

I was there live at the Goffertpark with over 60k people ive it was that good it would get a 10/10

"Simulation Theory" is an amped up Muse band concert experience featuring a state-of-the-art light show mixed with CGI and acting cuts. If you're a fan of Muse then you'll definitely love this artistic expression of life as a simulation. It's pretty well done but it's not film/theatre-quality, the director (Lance Drake) is an experienced Muse music video director so "Simulation" plays much more like an extended band video than a movie per se. It's really good for what it is but I think many of us wanted a more movie-like experience. Anyway, don't skip the end credits since there's a screed against Big Social/Ad Media that you may want to nod to.

Superb display and an quite original idea. Adds meaning and story to visuals, that have been used for the entire Simulation Theory Would Tour. The story feels relevant to the lyrics on display, therefore you get invested in the story surrounding the concert. Superb stuff overall. I mean can we just have a minute to appreciate the visuals, OH MY GOD

Musically, Muse delivers as usual, they really sell there identity, while also selling their renowned skills at engaging the crowd, this time through a whole other dimension.

Now there ain't many negatives, but I had a few. Nothing major. One thing is the sound mixing, I did accustomed to it later in the movie, but some of the background music did bother me at times. My main negative is however the OVERUSE OF SLOW MOTION, yes it makes for some cool shots, but takes you out of the immersion completely. It's definitely a subjective editing style, but 1/3 through it started to annoy me and I couldnt help noticing it, especially as it felt like it was there once every minute.

TL;DR 9/10 for an immersive experience, with a cool and relevant plot, that really made the format stand out. Lots of bonus points for the stunning visuals and no doubt a big score for the music on display. It's major let down is the editing, but might not be the most noticeable to viewers