Up and down doc that seems to lose its focus in the 2nd half
Punks Not Dead focuses upon the 1980s-2000s like Minor Threat, Black Flag, the Subhumans, the Exploited up to the Offspring, Green Day, Operation Ivy and then Sum 41, and others. The documentary goes through the stereotypes the general public had, the rebelliousness, the Do It Yourself beginning to it entering the mainstream with Nirvana. That last point leads to a large section of the film where different band members discuss what it means for Punk to now have things like the Warped Tour, being on TV, going to the mall and buying Punk Rock shirts, etc. Then it goes into that period in between the early 1980s and the 90s breakthrough. It then goes right back to the mainstream vs the underground thing again. That basically sums up the film. There are some very good moments and then some repetition as the doc seeks to find a theme it can stick with.<br />C
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Punk"], "Producers": ["Susan Dynner", "Tim Armstrong", "Patrick Nelson Barnes", "Markus G. Kaeppeli", "Panos Nicolaou", "Lorne Pollock", "Todd Traina"], "Studio": ["Punk"]}

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