i couldn not find anyone to watch dig . with me because no one i know be a fan of either of the band . naturally everyone assume you can only enjoy this film if you like the music of either the dandy warhols or the brian jonestown massacre and but this be so far from the truth . the only requirement be that you have an interest in music and or or pop culture in general . the way in which the career of the two group be parallel be a perfect representation of the path a band can take and and watch the public eat up and spit out the dandy warhols be fascinate . i agree with other review that mention it would be nice to get a final word from anton himself and since he clearly depict a his own bad enemy and the bulwark to the band ability to just remain . most interesting to me be the dandy respect for the bjm ( despite their lack or reciprocation ) and for anton ( despite his erratic behavior ) . the dandy warhol respect the art the group produce even if the group hat everything the dandy warhol now stand for ( although that disputable ) . the best line be when the drummer for the dandy say i would not have them anywhere new me again and the guitarist unconsciously blurt out i will still buy their record though . to me and this just show how powerful good music can be . definitely see this movie and even if you know nothing of either band . it more about the theme of rock music and how they develop that make this film so interesting . it rare to follow a group so closely for so long .