Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out

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Chris V Jan 18 As a Police fan, I did find it worthy of my time. However, this is by no means a true documentary about the band, but a highly edited and slap dash free-form behind the scenes look at mostly the lighter moments. It is also a nice snapshot of life from the late the seventies and early eighties. See more 03/09/2018 I found this an absolutely fascinating look at the Police as a touring band. It's entirely from Stewart Copeland's perspective, and shows footage shot in real time. In addition to seeing the entirety of the Police, it was also neat to see Sting's arc as a musician, and also just as being a goof when he felt like it. Working people who became stars through sheer talent and hard work. See more 08/25/2012 Stewie was always my favorite member of The Police and his film was enlightening and was his account. See more 11/12/2010 Interesting, but I felt that there was a lack of an actual story line. Also the American narrating should have been replaced by a British narrator. See more 05/12/2010 [b]Everyone Stares[/b] is a collection of 8mm film shot by Police Drummer Stewart Copeland, throughout the band's rise to fame. While I am a huge fan of the Police as well as Stewart Copeland's solo work, this documentary is not that excellent. It has it's moments, and is certainly a great portrait of a band emerging from obscurity into massive fame, as seen from the inside. I enjoyed much of the banter and a lot of the subtle referances within the film, but chances are if you are not a big fan of the Police, you will probably hate this film. If you are a fan, this is a good slice of info and nostolgia that you won't find in any books... [img]http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/I/513JHMPKZVL.jpg[/img] See more Read all reviews

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