Riding in Vans with Boys

Synopsis

Riding in Vans with Boys is a documentary film released in 2003 that follows the rock band Blink-182 during their tour across the United States. The film provides an intimate look at the band's journey, capturing the highs and lows of life on the road. Viewers get a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the band members' interactions, struggles, and moments of camaraderie as they navigate the challenges of touring. Through candid interviews and raw footage, Riding in Vans with Boys offers a unique perspective on the world of music and the bonds that hold bands together.

Cast

• Chris Cote

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• Brandon Parkhurst

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• Micah Mattson

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• Brendan Raasch

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  Tom DeLonge

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  Mark Hoppus

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Reviews

Riding in Vans with Boys has received a mix of reviews since its release. Some critics have praised the film for its candid portrayal of life on tour and the dynamics within Blink-182. Rotten Tomatoes described it as 'an engaging and enlightening look at the realities of being a touring musician'. Metacritic also highlighted the film's authenticity and rawness, giving it a solid score. However, some critics found the documentary lacking in depth and focus, criticizing its fragmented narrative. Overall, IMDb users have rated Riding in Vans with Boys with a respectable 7.9/10, reflecting its appeal to fans of the band and music documentaries.