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Inni (2011) has not been reviewed by Broad National Press
Jeannette Catsoulis, New York Times: EXCELLENT "Captured mainly in a dreamlike haze of throbbing black and white that perfectly mirrors Sigur Ros' haunting, otherworldly songs, this eccentric profile is a shimmering example of what it means to show rather than tell." (Read the full review...) 294 words, 11/11/11 Mark Olsen, Los Angeles Times: VERY GOOD "Sigur Rós fans are intensely devoted -- lore describes people passing out at shows in some sort of overwhelmed, ecstatic state -- and 'Inni' finally gives some sense of why and how that might happen.... it is somehow both an introduction and tribute." (Read the full review...) 212 words, 10/28/11 Bruce DeMara, Toronto Star: VERY GOOD (cg) "Director Vincent Morriset -- who has previously worked with Montreal's Arcade Fire in 'Miroir Noir' (2008) -- does a great job of getting us up close and personal as the band performs." (Read the full review...) 432 words, 10/28/11 Gustavo Turner, Village Voice/LA Weekly: VERY GOOD "...there aren't a lot of Sigur Rós haters: People either love the Icelandic post-rock band or are content to let their ethereal sounds fade into the background. It follows that there probably aren't going to be a lot of people who dislike 'Inni,' their second concert film." (Read the full review...) 271 words, 11/09/11 Guy Dixon, Toronto Globe & Mail: OUTSTANDING (cg) "...simply one of the most engrossing concert films in recent memory.... unlike many concert films, there's still a great deal of visual information. You can still see how the band plays the songs." (Read the full review...) 649 words, 10/28/11 Andrew Parker, Toronto Now: GOOD (NOT GREAT) (cg) "Sigur Rós fans will be thrilled that the best-known tracks are prominently heard and accompanied by a lush and clean sound mix, but casual observers might balk at the film's lack of insight." (Read the full review...) 160 words, 10/27/11
Walter Addiego, San Francisco Chronicle: VERY GOOD (cg) "Director Vincent Morisset captures Sigur Rós in dreamy, grainy, black-and-white images that slide and blur in a way that suggests David Lynch." (Read the full review...) 148 words, 11/25/11
Gustavo Turner, Village Voice/LA Weekly: VERY GOOD "...there aren't a lot of Sigur Rós haters: People either love the Icelandic post-rock band or are content to let their ethereal sounds fade into the background. It follows that there probably aren't going to be a lot of people who dislike 'Inni,' their second concert film." (Read the full review...) 271 words, 11/09/11 Jesse Cataldo, Slant: GOOD (NOT GREAT) (cg) "A concert film as long-form music video... has style to burn but little apparent focus, flitting about its subject like a buzzing fly." (Read the full review...) 347 words, 11/07/11 Andrew Parker, Toronto Now: GOOD (NOT GREAT) (cg) "Sigur Rós fans will be thrilled that the best-known tracks are prominently heard and accompanied by a lush and clean sound mix, but casual observers might balk at the film's lack of insight." (Read the full review...) 160 words, 10/27/11
Jeannette Catsoulis, New York Times: EXCELLENT "Captured mainly in a dreamlike haze of throbbing black and white that perfectly mirrors Sigur Ros' haunting, otherworldly songs, this eccentric profile is a shimmering example of what it means to show rather than tell." (Read the full review...) 294 words, 11/11/11 Mark Olsen, Los Angeles Times: VERY GOOD "Sigur Rós fans are intensely devoted -- lore describes people passing out at shows in some sort of overwhelmed, ecstatic state -- and 'Inni' finally gives some sense of why and how that might happen.... it is somehow both an introduction and tribute." (Read the full review...) 212 words, 10/28/11
Justin Chang, Daily Variety: EXCELLENT "The soul-stirring fusion of joy and heartache that burns like a current through the music of Sigur Rós comes through loud and clear.... this minimalist item strips the band down to its output, fashioning black-and-white performance footage into a uniquely spellbinding experience." (Read the full review...) 264 words, 09/15/11 Mark Olsen, Los Angeles Times: VERY GOOD "Sigur Rós fans are intensely devoted -- lore describes people passing out at shows in some sort of overwhelmed, ecstatic state -- and 'Inni' finally gives some sense of why and how that might happen.... it is somehow both an introduction and tribute." (Read the full review...) 212 words, 10/28/11 Jeannette Catsoulis, New York Times: EXCELLENT "Captured mainly in a dreamlike haze of throbbing black and white that perfectly mirrors Sigur Ros' haunting, otherworldly songs, this eccentric profile is a shimmering example of what it means to show rather than tell." (Read the full review...) 294 words, 11/11/11
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