- Genre
- Music
- Year
- 2012
- Runtime
- 2h14
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Motörhead : The Wörld Is Ours, Vol 2 - Anyplace Crazy as Anywhere Else
Unleashing Motörhead's raw power worldwide, one crazy place at a time.
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Synopsis
Motörhead: The Wörld Is Ours, Vol 2 - Anyplace Crazy as Anywhere Else is a 2012 live concert documentary capturing the raw energy and unrelenting spirit of the legendary British rock band Motörhead during their 2011 world tour. Fronted by the iconic Lemmy Kilmister, the film showcases electrifying performances from various international venues, highlighting the band's tight musicianship and enduring stage presence. Beyond just concert footage, the documentary offers an intimate glimpse into the band's dynamic, their interactions with fans, and the global impact of their music. It serves as a testament to Motörhead's status as pioneers of heavy metal and hard rock, delivering high-octane entertainment for both longtime fans and newcomers alike.
Reviews
Critically, Motörhead: The Wörld Is Ours, Vol 2 received generally positive feedback, especially from fans of the band and heavy metal enthusiasts. On IMDb, the documentary holds a moderate rating around 7.5/10, reflecting appreciation for the authentic concert experience and Lemmy's charismatic presence. Reviewers often praised the raw production style, which captures the intensity and loudness of Motörhead's live shows without excessive polish. Metal Hammer commended the film for "delivering the unfiltered essence of Motörhead's relentless touring spirit," though noted that it may appeal more to existing fans than casual viewers. Rotten Tomatoes does not list a critic score due to limited mainstream reviews, but user ratings are positive, applauding the setlist and the immersive concert atmosphere. Some critiques pointed out the lack of additional behind-the-scenes content or narrative depth, which might limit its appeal as a broader documentary. Nevertheless, the film is widely regarded as an honest and energetic portrayal of Motörhead on stage, preserving the band's legendary legacy for posterity.
