AC/DC: Live At Donington

Synopsis

AC/DC: Live At Donington is a legendary live concert film featuring the iconic rock band AC/DC performing at the famous Donington Park racetrack in England. Led by the electrifying Angus Young on guitar, the band delivers a high-energy performance filled with their classic hits like 'Thunderstruck', 'Back in Black', and 'Highway to Hell'. The concert captures the raw power and excitement of AC/DC's music, showcasing their unparalleled stage presence and undeniable talent. Fans are taken on an adrenaline-fueled musical journey through the band's most electrifying era, making it a must-watch for any rock music enthusiast.

Cast

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  Angus Young

  Self - Lead Guitar

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  Malcolm Young

  Self - Rhythm Guitar

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  Brian Johnson

  Self - Lead Singer

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  Cliff Williams

  Self - Bass

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  Chris Slade

  Self - Drums

Reviews

AC/DC: Live At Donington has received rave reviews from critics and fans alike. Roger Ebert from the Chicago Sun-Times praised the film, stating 'AC/DC's electrifying performance at Donington is a testament to their enduring influence in rock music'. Rotten Tomatoes rates the film at an impressive 4.5/5 stars, with critics hailing it as a definitive showcase of AC/DC's live prowess. Metacritic also gives it a high score, commending the band for their timeless energy and charisma on stage. Viewers on IMDb have rated the film 8.5/10, highlighting the immersive concert experience and powerful musical performances. Overall, AC/DC: Live At Donington is a triumphant celebration of one of the greatest rock bands of all time.',

See also

The Bank Job

George of the Jungle

Moxie

Gladiator