The terms which this movie is billed as, "emotionally gripping" & "riveting," may be overselling a little, as the story is quite enjoyable up until the unpleasentness discussed in the last 10 or 20 minutes.  The first thing you may notice is that the story is unnarrated and told via interview footage in the style of the Beatles Anthology.  However, seeing as how there is not an endless supply of photographs & video footage of Badfinger like there is for the Beatles, this creates a problem of seeing the same pictures a few too many times throughout the video.  (For instance, a black & white photograph of evil manager Stan Polley is shown at every mention of his name, which gets a little irritating.)  The only other real problem is that, because of the lack of narration, you pretty much have to already know the basic gist of Badfinger's story to know what's going on.