Brilliant and touching

A Major Disappointment

The joyful confection is coated in a sparkly gloss, bright enough to gleam from the darkest, most cynical corners.

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

This vapid and superficial documentary was more of questionable amateurs attempt at pornography (of course, without the sex scenes). I was lent a copy of this 'film,' and laughed at the stylistic and directorial faux-pas that fill it's contents (like the fatty eels that fill the distended belly of a drowned horse). How many more of the pretentious student 'mocu-mentaries' must the public suffer? OK, I know one can turn it off, or not watch, or avert ones eyes, but why bother making it? Ahh, if the life of the DJ were only simple, and not so stress-filled. Too bad the filmmakers forgot to actually interview any of the subjects, or even know what they were setting out to do (other than shoot a home video). It is a shame to see wasted (talented?) energies like this. Better luck in your new professions.

I first found this video in a shop on holiday, and as a DJ myself it took my interest. I took it home and watched it. It is such a laugh, and makes some very good points. People do slag DJ's but this shows both sides of the story. It is shot in a modern way and has very good visuals. It is also very uplifting and puts you in the mood for a party. I would recommend this to any DJ, but anyone else that does not take an interest may get bored. Brilliant!

It's about time they made a movie about DJ's. This profession is probably the oldest profession and it has never been glorified. We don't consider what goes into mixing music. This movie showed us the real world and not the fictional world we all see on other movies. It was great, a must see no matter what country you are from. This movie is for everyone from young to old.

What a change. What a refreshing change. Rocking Good Film! A Must see!