Excellent!!! This film explores the origins of the band,the individual personalities of the members,and how they interacted with each other to make the phenomenon called The Who.For fans,this film will give you knowledge,bring you joy,and make you cry remembering the loss of Keith and John.A well-rounded document of the greatest rock band of all time!

Stick to the musical story and only go where it takes you. That is what I was thinking as I watched this really good biography about the great British 1960s invasion band The Who. I remember as a child people would say "Who is The Who" and we would say "The Who, thats who they are !", growing up we identified with them a bit more than with some of the other bands of the time. It is interesting that all these young men born at the end of WWII England were able to create such an egomaniacal music after a time when the self was often sacrificed for the greater good. Whether you like the music or not does not remove the focus on the birth of the individual through its infant stages (now perhaps we have gone too far in the West which when combined with greed becomes deadly to the world). The downer parts are here too, though they do not dwelt upon; but how could you avoid the death's of Moon and Entwistle. The surviving bandmates tell how they felt responsible after the fact and they seem sincere (they do not mention how Townsend saved Eric Clapton's life and got him into rehab). I think it was honest and tells as much of the important bits that time allowed...give it a try.

Totally excellent! Just brilliant! SO well done!!! The perfect rock-u-docu--even down to the lp on the vinyl player and the old tube amp that leads you in and out of the film--nice touch. What genius they do all have as musicians and how splendid that Zak Starkey became the new drummer!

This doc paled in comparison to the much better 1979 film "The Kids Are Alright". Not even a full play-through of a song? I really wanted to like this.

Not only the best doc. on one of the best rock combos (The Who that is) ever done but one of the best rock 'n' roll docs ever. right up there with Dont Look Back,Elvis:thats the way it is,the Filth and the Fury,and End of the Century. o.k. now that the mighty Who have gotten the film they deserve,when is someone going to do a good one on the Clash ?

great movie shows from the start lots of thing i didnt know a little long winded but worth watching if you like any who song