Title: ah hell I'll give it 5 stars!!!!
Product review: I have to admit I lost sight of The Doors these last couple of years. But this documentary film brought me back to that time when I first discovered their music and felt this unexplainable rush. Needless to say, my very first demo back in mid '96 was a cover of The Doors' People Are Strange and it was truly a magical moment for me.Yes, if you are an avid Doors fan then this film won't offer anything that is substantially new. It's all been said and done already. There's really nothing new that we can get from The Doors' legacy at this point in time. Even the remaining band members have tried to push it further by getting other rock singers to sing their songs. But The Doors are not The Doors without Jim Morrison.My only minor complaint is that there is no mention of the Shaman influence on Morrison that played a major part in his creative work. Still, this is a good piece of film work that should be appreciated and applauded.
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