The Flaming Lips: U.F.O's At The Zoo

Synopsis

The Flaming Lips: U.F.O's At The Zoo with Wayne Coyne is a captivating 2007 documentary concert film that offers an intimate glimpse into the creative process and unique live performances of the avant-garde rock band The Flaming Lips. Directed by Wayne Coyne himself, the film captures the band's iconic blend of psychedelic rock, experimental visuals, and whimsical stage theatrics. Featuring vibrant performances alongside behind-the-scenes footage, it conveys the band's artistic vision and eccentric personality. The documentary not only highlights the theatricality and energy of their concerts but also delves into the passion and innovation that drive the band’s enduring appeal.

Cast

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  Wayne Coyne

  Himself

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  Steven Drozd

  Himself

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  Michael Ivins

  Himself

• Kliph Scurlock

  Himself

Reviews

Critics have generally responded positively to The Flaming Lips: U.F.O's At The Zoo. On Rotten Tomatoes, while the documentary does not have enough reviews for a formal rating, audience feedback praises its immersive and quirky portrayal of the band. IMDb rates the film at 7.2/10, with users appreciating the candid insights into the band’s world and the infectious energy of the live performances. Many reviewers highlight Wayne Coyne’s charismatic presence as a key element that holds the film together. Metacritic does not have an official score for this documentary; however, specialized music critics often commend it for its authentic and whimsical depiction of the band’s dynamic stage shows. Some critiques point out that the film may appeal more to existing fans due to its niche nature and specialized subject matter. Nonetheless, the vivid cinematography, innovative concert footage, and personal interviews make it a worthwhile watch for music enthusiasts and followers of The Flaming Lips’ artistic journey.

See also

Inception

Fight Club

Pulp Fiction

Titanic