Go So you want to me a rock star? by calexan This is a funny, poignant story of a young man growing up in the 1960s who wants his rock group to be the next Rolling Stones. We see his awkward attempts to find love, the jealousy he inspires in...
Oh No! Absolutely boring and unwatchable by mwgarb The movie opens with a depiction of Jagger meeting Richards. It is charming and engaging. That is the last good moment of the movie. Just horrible. all the way around. It was like David Chase's...
Must Go! Beautiful Period Piece by siralden Beautifully Written. Pacing is great. Puts you right there with the hopes and dreams....
88 Slant Magazine | Jaime N. Christley Triumphs when David Chase's empowerment as a kind of autobiographical historian is balanced with the thrill of submersing the viewer in the tidal pool of his memories Read full review
80 The Hollywood Reporter | The film may be too meandering for mainstream acceptance, but its focus will make the Paramount Vantage release connect directly with many baby boomers. It's also a warm, funny, poignant scrapbook that evokes a spirit of youth still relatable in later eras. Read full review
75 San Francisco Chronicle | Mick LaSalle Not Fade Away is a movie by a filmmaker who treasures his memories, cares about social history and relishes getting it right. Read full review
75 Rolling Stone | Peter Travers His (Chase) ardent, acutely observed debut makes him, at 67, a filmmaker to watch. Read full review