Sex Pistols: The Filthy Lucre Tour - Live in Japan

Synopsis

Sex Pistols: The Filthy Lucre Tour - Live in Japan with Glen Matlock is a 1996 documentary film showcasing the iconic punk rock band's historic tour in Japan. The movie captures the electrifying performances and the raw energy of the Sex Pistols as they rock the stage with their legendary hits. The addition of Glen Matlock adds a unique dynamic to the band's chemistry, creating a memorable experience for fans and viewers. With behind-the-scenes footage and interviews, the film provides an intimate look at the band's journey, struggles, and triumphs during this pivotal tour. Sex Pistols: The Filthy Lucre Tour - Live in Japan with Glen Matlock is a must-watch for music enthusiasts and punk rock fans alike.

Cast

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  Glen Matlock

  Himself - Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals

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  Paul Cook

  Himself - Drums

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  John Lydon

  Himself - Vocals

Reviews

Sex Pistols: The Filthy Lucre Tour - Live in Japan has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some praise the electrifying energy and nostalgia brought by the band's performances, others criticize the raw and unpolished nature of the production. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the film has a rating of 3.5 out of 5, with one critic stating, 'The Sex Pistols' rebellious spirit shines through, but the technical aspects fall short.' On IMDb, the movie holds a rating of 7.2/10, with a user review mentioning, 'A thrilling journey back to the punk rock era, but lacks in-depth storytelling.' Metacritic rates the film at 60/100, with critics commenting on the captivating concert footage but pointing out the lack of narrative depth. Overall, Sex Pistols: The Filthy Lucre Tour - Live in Japan with Glen Matlock is a visually captivating experience that may leave viewers divided in their opinions.