Product: Last Days (2 Disc Special Edition)
Rating: 1.0
I think if you have a working mind, this will shut it off.
boring. just plain boring. I highly doubt that Kurt was this boring in real life. There's no dialogue for like the first 30min of the movies. Michael Pitt seemed like he was trying wayyy too hard to capture the "spirit" of Kurt. The pace of the movie is just way too slow to keep an active mind's attention. I fell asleep on it for the fourth time now. The movie feels like its trying too hard to convey the sadness and depression, Kurt may have felt in real life. I really think Kurt would laugh at this movie. There is significant proof that he did not commit suicide, for example, when his body was found, the shotgun was on his chest with the ejection port to the right of his body, the spent shell casing was on the left of his body, how is that possible? Also the pen that he wrote the supposed suicide note with has none of his fingerprints on it. Kurt was leaving Nirvana, if you dig deep enough, (im still finding new, info, music, the story really is very very deep and complex) you will find that out. In "Been A Son" (which is a much better movie, with Kurt acutally in it) he said he quit Nirvana at least 4 times in the months leading to his death. Michael Stipe said that most of Kurts music would have been quieter with lots of stringed instruments had he lived. From studying his music he seems very suicidal, especially "In Utero" but I think he was trying to scare his fanbase off. I used to think he commited suicide but after a lot of different info it seem he was either a victim of his wife, or the music industry (no further police investigations sounds like somebody paid somebody)or possibly both. They should have college courses on Kurt Cobain instead of Tupac Shakur at least Kurt was threatening violence on people. Anyway this is one of the worst movies i've ever seen, and just buy "Been A Son" if you're interested in the Cobain era. It's Kurt in his own words.