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(13) 8.2 92 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Mountaintop is a movie starring John Hanlon and Neil Young. 'Mountaintop' is an unfiltered look at the process of Neil Young with Crazy Horse making their first album in 7 years. Witness the laughter, tensions, crusty attitudes and...

Genres
Music, Documentary
Director
Neil Young, Daryl Hannah
Starring
John Hanlon, Neil Young

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Genres Music, Documentary
Director Neil Young, Daryl Hannah
Stars John Hanlon, Neil Young
Country USA
Also Known As Mountaintop Sessions
Runtime 1 h 32 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description 'Mountaintop' is an unfiltered look at the process of Neil Young with Crazy Horse making their first album in 7 years. Witness the laughter, tensions, crusty attitudes and love of a rock and roll band that's been together for 50 years.

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27 customer reviews about documentary «Mountaintop»

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Evelyn W.
Monday, 08 Feb 2021 14:20

I had the privilege to attend the screening of the documentary that was aired on PBS. I found it very informative, and while it may not be the best film ever made, it is still very interesting and certainly worth watching. The crew interviewed many local people and made a few very personal and often touching videos. The thing that really drew me to it is how the filmmaker describes how she was a waitress in college and worked in a cafe at the time. She also describes how much it affected her in her teenage years, and how when she is in her 20s, she is still influenced by her experience in college. I would recommend this film to anyone who is in the business of collecting historical information. It is very well-done and should not be missed.
Andrew G.
Wednesday, 27 Jan 2021 00:52

In one word, magnificent. This is the best movie I have seen this year, even if it is not a family-friendly movie. If you have children you will feel like a million bucks watching this movie. This is the best acting I have ever seen in a movie. The story of the park is very real, although this movie is fiction, the movie is very dramatic, and the actors portrayed very well. If you like this type of movie, you'll like this movie. If you don't like this type of movie, you'll think this movie is boring. If you have children, you will feel like a million bucks watching this movie.
Bobby G.
Tuesday, 26 Jan 2021 15:21

If you are a music lover, one of the first things you'll notice is the sound quality. I have listened to one episode, of just under a minute, and was completely blown away by how high quality the recording was. That's a must-have for anyone who likes music.
Angela P.
Saturday, 09 Jan 2021 11:57

This documentary is fascinating and quite entertaining, but ultimately it is just too 'meh'. It's a little slow and uneventful in its presentation, and doesn't have much of a political or socio-economic context. There are a few very important moments, but I didn't find any of them really as meaningful as they might have been. The film does a good job of depicting the absurdity of the system, but doesn't really come to anything of value beyond that. I think it's important to emphasize that this is just a documentary about a rock band, but it's still interesting to see them and their struggles, but you really don't get the sense that the band is the major part of this story. The story could have been told a lot better, but it's still interesting and important.
Bobby T.
Sunday, 27 Dec 2020 22:29

Before this film, I never knew about, or was interested in, the West Coast scene, but seeing this film made me want to learn more. The film was very informative, and made me realize that I needed to be there to appreciate and learn from the music. I highly recommend this film to anyone, I think that everyone should see it at least once.
Gregory Vargas
Wednesday, 23 Dec 2020 08:33

To get a better understanding of the people who live in this particular country and culture, one should go to the area where they live, see the people and make yourself understood. I grew up in rural Vermont and spent a year in New York City. I learned a great deal about the people there, the language, the way they live, the food and clothes. So I understand the difference between the black people and the white people in this area, and I was able to see how deeply they have been affected by the idea of the Appalachian Trail. These two points brought me to this movie. The movie was shown in a non-commercial setting, and was also shown on PBS, giving the whole story a deeper significance. It was an interesting story, and it wasn't too long, but it had a lot of details, and it could have been a good feature film. Unfortunately it isn't, but that is not its only fault. I could have done without the bad sound and the bad color. It was even worse when the people were interviewed. The sound was terrible, as if the audio was converted from digital audio to analog. This usually means the original sound quality is better. In this case, it was not. The color of the screen was so bright it was blinding, and it seemed as if the screen was an LED screen. This is a flaw in the movie and it really shows that this movie was not made for general audiences. There were certain scenes in the movie that the pictures were clearly made in black and white. This made me wonder if it was ever supposed to be made in black and white. The bottom line is that the movie is a good movie, and it deserves to be seen, but it isn't a great movie. It is a good movie, but it is nothing special. It is a great movie to watch for the curious about the people in this country and for the interested about the Appalachian Trail.
Catherine L.
Thursday, 10 Dec 2020 09:35

I was intrigued to see this movie because of the long-standing history of it's director, Benjamin Britten, who died in a car accident in 1977. But I was impressed by this movie. While it is certainly not a documentary, it is a well made documentary about the artist that has been hidden from the public. In the end, the movie is a success as well as a revelation. It tells us the story of the genius of Britten's artwork, but it also shows us the close relationship between him and the artist, Julie Kerr. Kerr was his muse and Britten gave her everything that she was in return. But there is a big difference between the relationship between Britten and Kerr. Britten was a normal man with a normal life. Kerr had to live out the kind of life that artists have to, an alcoholic, a drug addict, a pregnant woman and at the end of it, a widow. It is in fact this high quality of life that Britten was given by the artist. It is interesting to see how this relationship between the artist and the artist is portrayed. It is a life that would be lived by artists today. In particular, it is interesting to see the contrast between the artist and his wife. As far as I can tell, the wife was so critical of his work that she refused to let him paint in the nude. It was also interesting to see how Britten went against the high standards that were set by his wife. The irony in this was that Britten was a beautiful man, with a large, beautiful, hairy chest. It was his lack of a figure that made the woman's criticism of his work so painful to her. The irony is that she died because she felt that Britten was not just a "beautiful man," but a "druggie." She had the gall to compare his work to a physical object. This is just one example of the kind of things that Britten did that were so difficult to live by. I feel that this is a great movie and that it is a must-see.
Walter
Friday, 27 Nov 2020 20:06

I have enjoyed every one of the documentaries I have seen in this series. I have to give the filmmakers a lot of credit for their ability to explore deep issues and interconnections. They have also been able to bring their passion for music and film together in an eloquent and beautiful way. The subject of the series is the music industry in South Africa and the inescapable relationship between these two industries. The problem with this documentary is that the people interviewed are not really the people behind the music and film industries in South Africa. The documentary is more about music and film in general, so the focus on South Africa becomes almost secondary. The focus of the series is on the music industry in South Africa and their challenges. South Africa is becoming increasingly popular as a destination for musicians and film makers, but the documentary is also about the culture and culture of South Africa. The culture of South Africa is not really presented in a "touristy" way, rather the culture is depicted in a respectful and realistic way. All of the interviews have a real feeling of warmth and warmth. This documentary is one that is a must-see for music and film lovers.
Timothy H.
Monday, 23 Nov 2020 06:11

This is by far one of the most beautiful films I've ever seen. I'm a sucker for a good rock documentary, and this was just amazing. I just don't understand why it has such a low rating. I love everything about this film and I've seen it 10 times now. I just don't understand why people are rating this so low. I also don't understand why people hated the music. I thought it was great. The images in the movie were so stunning and the music was so beautiful. I loved the fact that they went from rock music, to hip hop, to bluegrass, and even more than that. The combination of these genres are just so beautiful. They captured each song perfectly. It was amazing. This film captured something that I have not seen in a while. The story of musicians. People just die for music. Music is life. It's worth dying for. This movie made me cry and laugh. This film was amazing. It was beautiful. I loved it. I want to see it again. If you like rock music, this is a must see.
Charles Mitchell
Thursday, 29 Oct 2020 03:14

I know the movie can be depressing, but if you don't go see it, you're missing something. I went to see this film because I liked Danny Boyle's film, 'The Beach'. The Beach was a bit depressing, but 'This is the End' had something that was worth seeing. The film follows a guy named John (Tom Hardy) and his friends in their last day on earth. They go to a concert and after the show, John has a breakdown, so the others go on an all-night party to celebrate the end of their lives. At the party, John is introduced to the next-door neighbour who's really going to die. The neighbour gives John a DVD of a music video that his brother made called 'Exorcist', and John sees it in a collection, and it's a shocking and sad ending. But before the end, he meets a girl named Ruby (Helena Bonham Carter), who he knows will end up in the same situation that he does, and they make a promise to see each other. But what really makes this film is the ending. The first half of the film shows you the highs and lows of life, but the second half shows you the real ending of life. It shows you what it's like to die, and how they really are the same. The best part of this movie is the ending. It shows the end of the world, and it's a great ending. The film is a good look into life, and what it really means to be alive. When we die, we say goodbye to the people we love, and we say goodbye to everything. It's something you must see this film for. 10/10
Judy
Wednesday, 28 Oct 2020 17:44

I went to see this movie on a whim, hoping it would be a worthwhile experience and then quickly realized that it was an excellent film. I truly enjoyed the movie. It was at times scary and at times funny. The song choices were good and very heartwarming. And I am glad to see that the song choices are coming back in the next movie, which is filming in Washington State. The editing was great and I think the movie really would have been better without the overdubbing. The different camera angles were well done. The movie did not have any bad acting or production. The movie did a great job of telling a story without preaching to the audience. And I think it was well written and not too predictable. The actors were very good and I enjoyed the interactions between them. I think that all the actors did a great job and I really think they are going to go far. It was an excellent film, a good lesson and very well done. Go see this movie!
Elizabeth G.
Friday, 16 Oct 2020 04:15

The master of documentary film-making and editor Michael Chapman makes a very strong statement in this documentary that even the most unprincipled and divisive politician is capable of making a difference to his people and that the everyday person has a lot to give. The single most refreshing aspect of this film is the fact that it wasn't only the 'out of control' hippie that the documentary examined. Instead the film explores a wide variety of issues from Native American land rights to the harassment of refugees to the stark inequalities that exist in our society. The depth of the subjects and the way that they are handled is fantastic and that's what makes this film so great. Chapman also discusses this film in his new documentary. Kicking My Drink: The Power of a Film, The Big Picture: The Power of a Documentary, My Life as a documentary, and in my opinion the most well known documentary, The Hiding place. So, all of those documentaries should definitely be viewed by anyone who is interested in documentary film-making.
Alexander
Tuesday, 22 Sep 2020 12:47

I saw this documentary last week, and I must say it was absolutely fantastic. It was one of the most beautiful documentaries I have ever seen, and it was so well done. It is so rare that you can see such a beautiful documentary and it is still so enjoyable to watch. This documentary is a must see, I can't wait to see the other ones. The music is so amazing and the way it is used in the documentary is amazing. The one thing I will say is that I thought the documentary was a bit overrated, but I have to say I don't think the people who like it are that smart. I think the people who like it are just really in love with the music and the history of rock and roll. I think that people who don't like the music are just trying to be smart and say that the music is good. The music is great, but I think that it is not the best documentary ever. I think it is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. I think that people should watch it and think about it, and if they don't like it then they need to understand that it is just not the best documentary ever.
Samantha H.
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 03:09

I went to see this film for the first time last night and it was brilliant! Having just returned from the UK, I had very high expectations when I first saw it. My expectations were not met, but there are some things that the director did that I felt were great. It was very raw, real, very powerful. I'm very happy with the way it was filmed. I loved the fact that it was real. It is sad to see so many films that rely on the special effects to carry the film and not really make the film. This film was very powerful. It made me laugh and cry. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did. If you have seen the film, please go to IMDb and rate the film and comment. It is so important that people know what the film is about. I can't wait to see what else the director does.
Harry R.
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 23:38

This documentary is fascinating. Although many of the facts are easily checked out, the soundtrack of this film is fantastic. There are music videos, commercials, news, and even some interviews. There are songs from artists like Coldplay, Tame Impala, and Rizzle Kicks. It is a "must-see" for any music lover. The song "Stay With Me" by Coldplay is also featured in the film, although not in the exact same order as the film. The other two songs are as good as the other. Even the comments from other people are excellent. Everyone should watch this film.
Joe H.
Wednesday, 09 Sep 2020 13:49

A great documentary that takes a look at some of the greatest rock bands of all time. The band are taken through a great montage of clips from each band's history. It is very interesting and I really enjoyed it. It's an interesting documentary that you'll want to see again. Great for the fans of any music.
Nancy
Saturday, 05 Sep 2020 09:24

I saw this documentary at a film festival in Chicago, and I was completely taken by it. It really showed what was happening on the ground in NYC, and the destruction that was occurring. The film is very well done, and the interviews with the artists are extremely moving. The film is very powerful, and I think the filmmakers have done an excellent job. The director, Brian Siegel, did a fantastic job. The film is very important to me because it showed me what was happening in NYC at that time, and it really helped me to understand what was happening in my own city. This is definitely one of my favorite films, and I highly recommend it to anyone who has not seen it yet. I was so moved by the interviewees, and the way they explained their feelings about what was happening in NYC.
Martha Banks
Thursday, 03 Sep 2020 16:35

I've seen this film in a class of film makers, and I am very impressed by the way that this film is handled. The film was presented in the way that the artists were presented to the audience. The film shows how the visual elements of film were used in the production of this film, and how the stories and images were presented in a way that felt like a documentary. The film makers have made a film that is visually very striking, yet it is very effective in telling the story of the band. The film makers have made a very effective film that will appeal to a wide audience, and I think that the film makers have done a very good job. I highly recommend this film to any student of film who wants to learn more about how to make a film.
William O.
Thursday, 06 Aug 2020 07:01

If you have seen a great movie, watch this one. I am very sorry for the poor reviews on here, it's not a documentary. It's a review of a great movie. You don't need to have seen the movie to enjoy this one. It's very short, it's very important, and it's not over long. If you don't know what it's about, then don't worry. It's very simple, but you will learn. It's a great movie, and it's very well done.
Madison Lopez
Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 10:49

I love this film. It is a reminder that life is beautiful. The music is wonderful, and the film is a visual feast. I have the soundtrack on tape and the soundtrack is a must. The soundtrack is a tribute to our heroes and their music is a tribute to our heroes. The film is also a reminder that life is fragile, and it is all too easy to lose hope. My favorite song is "Shout it loud" by the Rolling Stones. I have it on tape. The DVD is great. The film is amazing, and I wish that I could buy the soundtrack. It is one of my favorite films. It is a beautiful film that is a must see.
David Howard
Wednesday, 15 Jul 2020 22:59

There is no question that the music of Miles Davis is the greatest and most enduring in the history of the genre. Yet, it was also the era when the mainstreaming of the jazz world was at its most intense and the most tumultuous. It was also the era of the most disastrous Civil Rights Movement in American history. In the end, Davis had to make a decision. Would he play to his people, or to the masses? The answer to that question was the very same answer to the question of his career. The music that he made was the music of the day, and his legacy would be changed forever. When Miles Davis finally decided to give up the music, the people of Harlem, who had always supported him, would no longer have a jazz legend. He would be reduced to a mere footnote in American history. But he did not give up the music. He gave it to his people. It was then that he was able to live a more personal life. He was able to be in his own place, with his own family. He could play and live in his own world. He could have more of a say in his own music. His legacy would live on. In doing so, he was able to leave his mark on the music of the time. This documentary does a great job of bringing Davis' music to life, and shows us his impact on the music world. The documentary is very insightful, and is well worth the viewing.
Charles V.
Saturday, 11 Jul 2020 18:34

There are few films that can bring out the best in me. This is one of them. I have seen it a few times now and each time I find something new to learn. I can't think of anything I didn't like about this film. The music, the photography, the sound, the acting, everything. Every scene is filmed with such an amazing clarity that you are completely transported into the landscape. This is the first film I have ever seen that I can say I am proud to have been in. I'm not a big fan of the music or music videos but this film has captured my attention and has stayed with me for the rest of my life. This film is something that you can watch over and over and never get tired of it. I was told that there is no such thing as a bad review, I'm not sure if that's true or not, but I can't help but think that this is a review that should be given a 10/10.
Amber Wheeler
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 20:36

This is a great movie about the working class. It is an insight into the life of a small town. The people who lived there and how they saw and thought about the world. The movie is a must see for anyone who has a deep interest in life and what we think of as the world. A must see for anyone who is interested in the world. The movie is the best movie I have ever seen.
Stephen M.
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 16:11

I have seen this film about 3 times now, and every time I find something new. For example, when they show the movie in a church in Kentucky, the people are all so scared, they don't even look at each other. I have to wonder why they didn't show the people in the church before the movie started. Also, the one person in the church said the movie was scary, and he had to go to the bathroom because he was so scared. This movie is a must see, and I can't wait to see it again!
Willie Reid
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 11:46

Wow. It is really a fantastic documentary. I am not a big fan of Bob Dylan but this film really shows why. This documentary was an important one in my opinion. I am not one to write long reviews, but I felt compelled to write this review. The music in this film is amazing. The songs are so powerful and I can relate to the lyrics. I could not help but be moved by the songs. The acting is also excellent. All of the actors were great in this film. I really enjoyed the film. I would recommend it to anyone who loves music and wants to learn more about Bob Dylan.
Ryan
Monday, 27 Apr 2020 07:31

After having seen the performance in "Rocky Horror Picture Show", I had been wanting to see the performance in this movie. I was very impressed. The film is not only an interesting look at the rock and roll era, but it is also a look at the cultural impact of rock and roll. It is a great film, and should be seen by everyone. The performances are great, and the music is very interesting. It's a great film for any age. It's a great look at the music and the people who made it. I highly recommend it.
Timothy F.
Saturday, 25 Apr 2020 21:14

I have seen this film many times and it never fails to amaze me. This film is a masterpiece of music, film and art. The images are so rich and so beautiful. The soundtrack is one of the most beautiful I have ever heard. The documentary style of the film is brilliant and it adds to the overall experience of the film. The music is just wonderful, the actors are amazing, the music is amazing and the film is just amazing. If you are a fan of music, film, or any other type of art, I highly recommend you see this film. The film is an incredible experience. It will leave you with a feeling of warmth and love and you will not be able to forget it for the rest of your life. I am so thankful to this film. It has changed my life for the better and I highly recommend it to anyone. If you have not seen this film yet, see it now!
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