Guitarist Andy Summers' bitterness over the Police breaking up
The Police were one of my favorite bands growing up so I was excited to see what this film was about. It’s based upon the autobiography of guitarist Andy Summers. It provides quite a contrast because he reads lines from the book over the footage. He’s very mellow. That compares to the music which is upbeat and lively. It starts off with his introduction to music in the 60s and then the Police. Most of it is about his feelings over the band breaking up. You can tell he was bitter. He portrays Sting as a difficult and egotistical band mate. He thought the group still had more to give before they broke up. There were also the personal costs of constantly being on tour, etc. with him getting a divorce. It’s an interesting take and it was great to hear all the music. Thankfully the only talking heads come from old interviews the Police did.
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