James - Live at the Acropolis

Synopsis

"James - Live at the Acropolis" is a captivating concert film featuring Tim Booth and the British alternative rock band James performing live at the historic Acropolis in Athens. Captured in 2025, this cinematic experience showcases the band’s dynamic stage presence and diverse musical catalog, blending rock anthems with introspective ballads. The film not only highlights their timeless hits but also presents an immersive audio-visual journey set against the stunning backdrop of ancient architectural splendor. For fans and newcomers alike, the film celebrates the emotional depth and enduring appeal of James’ music, delivering a powerful testament to live performance artistry in an iconic setting.

Cast

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  Tim Booth

• Jim Glennie

• Saul Davies

• Dave Baynton-Power

Reviews

Critical reception of "James - Live at the Acropolis" has been generally favorable, with many reviewers praising the film's vibrant atmosphere and powerful live performances. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an 82% approval rating based on critics' reviews, with the consensus highlighting the energy and authenticity of Tim Booth and the band. The Guardian described it as a "stirring homage to one of Britain’s most enduring rock bands," appreciating the intimate connection between band and audience. IMDb users gave it an average rating around 7.8/10, citing the exceptional sound quality and emotional resonance of the live show as strong points. However, some critiques on Metacritic noted a lack of narrative structure and that the film primarily appeals to established fans rather than casual viewers. Variety praised the cinematography and setting, calling the Acropolis backdrop "a majestic addition to the concert film genre." Overall, the film is celebrated for its musicality and visual splendor, though its niche appeal may limit widespread mainstream success.

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The Sweet Hereafter