Random Thoughts on Shine a Light
Great cinematography, editing, and sound, as you can imagine with Scorsese.
It was great to see the Stones still moving and playing like it was 1967 (or better), but it was sad and almost heartrending for me to see their faces that look like they are ancient and half way in the crypt. But like the werewolf of London, their hair, it was perfect (how do they do that - wigs, implants, I don't know).
Mick was really moving for the camera, Charlie is still great, and Keith was hot and better than I remember (he was running circles around Buddy Guy teasing him during his guest appearance).
The audience at the show (at the filming) were a bunch of rich philanthropists and their debutante kids without the raw energy of most Stones' audiences (you know I can't move too fast or I'll ruin my hair).
The audience at our show (the 5:20 Saturday at Universal) were dead and not moving at all. You may want to go to a later show if you can.
Also, IMAX might be a scary for little kids.