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Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and The Band is a movie starring Martin Scorsese, Marilyn Monroe, and George Harrison. A confessional, cautionary, and occasionally humorous tale of Robbie Robertson's young life and the creation...

Starring: Marilyn Monroe, Martin Scorsese, Bob Dylan, George Harrison

Genres: Biography, Music, History, Documentary

Director: Daniel Roher

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Biography, Music, History, Documentary
Director	Daniel Roher
Writer	Daniel Roher
Stars	Marilyn Monroe, Martin Scorsese, Bob Dylan, George Harrison
Country	USA, Canada
Also Known As	Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the Band
Runtime	1H 40M
Description	A confessional, cautionary, and occasionally humorous tale of Robbie Robertson's young life and the creation of one of the most enduring groups in the history of popular music, The Band.

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Monday, 28 Sep 2020 07:03

This is an excellent documentary about Robbie Robertson, a songwriter who put out an amazing album entitled "Song for the Deaf" and became an icon in the deaf community, and also one of the world's greatest songwriters. Robbie is a fantastic story of finding his identity, how he overcame his disability, and how he became a great musician. The documentary itself is not all that compelling, but the voice over by the creator of "The Soundtrack" gives you a more complete understanding of this incredible story. The documentary is not perfect, but it is great. Definitely worth a watch.

Wednesday, 23 Sep 2020 15:56

After the devastating and divisive tragedy of 9/11, Robbie Robertson's brother was the one to find out the real story of the terrorists and how the events were portrayed in the media. "After the Love Affair" is the story of how this incredible man came to discover his brother's secret and how he was able to do so. Robbie has now had a lot of time to reflect on his life, as he was in a coma for years after the attack. In this documentary he discusses how the media was used to manipulate people into making false accusations of his brother. We are treated to images of a terrorist attack on London, with many people still in shock and disbelief. Robbie Robertson tells us that this attack was a false accusation and that there was no evidence of any involvement by any of the attackers. He also talks about the events that followed the attacks and how the media was used to smear the IRA. This is a fascinating documentary and I would recommend this to anyone interested in the media and terrorism. If you are looking for a more in-depth analysis of the events that took place on 9/11 then you should check out this documentary. "After the Love Affair" is an incredible film that should be viewed by anyone who wants to learn more about the events of 9/11.

Tuesday, 15 Sep 2020 08:04

This documentary is a wonderful look at the amazing music of The Band, from their first recordings in 1968 to their death in 1997. It is also a great look at the band's rise to fame and the sexism of the music industry at the time. The documentary is both entertaining and informative. It is also visually impressive, capturing some of the band's early performances and how the music evolved. The documentary also covers some of the history of the band. The Band is an amazing story of musicianship and triumph and is a good look into the music industry at the time. I recommend this documentary to anyone who is a fan of music, especially The Band.

Melissa Russell

Thursday, 27 Aug 2020 11:52

While many have seen this movie, I haven't seen it in years, and have only just now picked it up on DVD. This is a fascinating look at one of the most significant musicians of the 20th century. As well as the band, there are interviews with the band members, Robbie's manager, Paul Taylor, and the band's manager, Roger Taylor. It is fascinating to see how Robbie's whole life changed after his accident. From being a child star to being a rock star, he was the same man all the time, his fans and his music fans. In addition to his music, he was also a huge philanthropist, and this film gives us some very interesting insight into how he gave his life for others. The band members' memories of Robbie are also very interesting, as are some of the facts about the accident. I found it very interesting to see some of the bands in the film, such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Yardbirds, the Who, The Ramones, and Led Zeppelin. I also liked how the film covered a lot of other musicians, such as Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, and Neil Peart. Overall, it is a very interesting film, and it is worth seeing.

Friday, 14 Aug 2020 02:25

When I was in elementary school, my family and I went to a special theater for the sole purpose of seeing this movie. And it was a special occasion, because I saw it in a special theater. I thought it was the best movie I had ever seen. I never would have believed it, but it was so powerful, I can't explain how much I loved it. I've seen it many times since then, and I still love it. I've always wondered what it would be like if you had never met a person, and that was my experience. It's almost impossible to describe, but it was that powerful. I think that people should see this movie at least once in their lives. It will be a very memorable experience. I would highly recommend it.

Tuesday, 28 Jul 2020 09:29

I recently saw this documentary for the first time on DVD and am very pleased with the work done by the actors and crew. The performances were excellent, especially by Paul Dano. I've watched this on several occasions and it never fails to fascinate me. The documentary is well-filmed and is able to convey the pace and feel of the period and the ways in which all people involved have felt the changes of the 60's. The documentary is a must-see, for anyone interested in the 60's and the arts. There are many comments on the DVD that I could not agree with, however, for example, there is a comment that criticizes the composer Joseph LoDuca and his handling of the score and that he "could not have written a better piece." I think the critic is not familiar with LoDuca and his work. As for the scores, the majority of the pieces were masterpieces. I am not a composer, so I am not familiar with the scores, but they were all great. The viewer will be hard pressed to find a better piece of music.

Tuesday, 21 Jul 2020 17:14

This is a documentary about the band Robbie Robertson and The Band, who were the first ever rock band to break up in the 1980s. It tells the story of the rise and fall of the band and the struggle between the two bands members, Robby and Robby. It also gives some insight into the rise of the band, the tragic events that occurred, and how the band was formed. The documentary has interviews with both Robby and Robby's son, and their friends. It also includes lots of great music and shows clips from the band. This documentary will be a must see for anyone who is into rock music.

Friday, 17 Jul 2020 12:50

I have been watching Robbie Robertson's life from the moment he was born. He was a great talent, and for a time I thought he was a musical genius. When I was a kid, I thought his singing was fantastic. Now I know that he was not a great singer, and his singing was in the background. Robbie was a great singer, and he was a great entertainer. His great talents, however, were not in the spotlight, and he took it upon himself to make his singing a priority. I thought his performance in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape", in particular, was absolutely amazing. I am a big fan of Robby, and I am glad I was able to see him in a movie. I was also very impressed with his acting ability, and I hope to see him in more movies like this in the future. If you liked his performance in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape", then you will enjoy his performance in this movie. Robbie Robertson, you are a great talent!

Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 13:51

This documentary is absolutely fantastic. I am so glad I found it. It is a very well crafted documentary and that is something that I do not expect from this type of film. It is well documented and not full of drama or action. There is no social commentary, no scenes of violence, but instead focuses on the individual relationships between the various people in the band. Each person has a story to tell and it is told in a very personal manner. It is very effective because it is something you can relate to. The documentary is very well done and I highly recommend it.

Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 03:22

After watching this documentary I had to watch the whole thing again, just to make sure that I hadn't missed anything. The documentary is divided into two parts, the first part being the "biography" of Robbie Robertson and the second being the "biography" of The Band, and it's a fascinating and enjoyable way to watch the story. The documentary starts off with an interview with the band and their manager, before going on to the band's debut album, after which it quickly switches to the history of the band and how it got started. It's a great documentary to watch because it's interesting, interesting and entertaining. The documentary is fascinating, it has great production values and the music is great. The documentary is entertaining and it's a must see.

Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 10:34

What a sad commentary on our times. I was amazed at how well this documentary was done. It truly captured the essence of the music, and what it was like to be a teenager, and how they felt as they grew older. The music was hauntingly beautiful and captivating, the story of the band was heart-breaking, and the end was devastating. I truly felt a connection to this band, and the time they spent together. The band members spoke with emotion and sincerity, and made me feel as if I had known them for years. I am glad to know that these kids were able to share their music, and stories, with the world, and with me. I hope they will be able to do it again. A must see for all.

Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 14:52

I am a fan of Robbie Robertson, and I am more of a music fan, but I do appreciate his music and the people who work on his tours. I can't say enough good things about Robbie and how he has been a force to be reckoned with in the music world. I can't wait to see him in concert again, and I can't wait to see what he's got planned for the future. So if you love Robbie Robertson, I highly recommend you see this documentary. I hope you love it too!

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 10:27

As the years have passed since this documentary was made, I have become a fan of Robbie Robertson. The film "As We Were" is a documentary about the band The Band. The documentary was a compilation of interviews and a few concert footage. The Band were one of the best bands of the 1980s, and the documentary tells the story of how they came to be. They did all the interviews in their own voices, and it was a very interesting documentary. Robbie Robertson was a very likable guy, and the way the documentary was filmed, you could see that. I recommend the documentary to anyone that is a fan of the band. If you like The Band, you will love this documentary.

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 09:29

I don't know what people think about this documentary. Maybe they don't like to listen to music, but I find it very entertaining. For some reason I've always liked the Rolling Stones and when I heard about this documentary, I couldn't wait to see it. It's a very interesting documentary about one of the best rock bands of the 90's. I don't want to spoil anything, but it's a bit of a slow movie, but it's not boring at all. It's a very well made documentary and a great rockumentary. The soundtrack to this documentary is also very good. The film is very well made, it's very interesting and I enjoyed it. I give it a 9/10. This is a great documentary for rockumentaries. I recommend this movie.

Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 21:39

I think this is a very well made documentary about Robbie Robertson, and how he made his band The Band. The documentary is very informative and includes interviews with several people, including Robbie's brother Mark (who is now the bassist for Slint) and Robbie's girlfriend Alisa, who also played in The Band. Robbie also has a lot of stories to tell about his time with The Band. The documentary does an excellent job of showing how The Band was formed, and how it was like being in a band. I think the documentary is very informative, and is worth watching.

Tuesday, 05 May 2020 22:19

I was told this documentary would be about Robbie Robertson. I never really knew much about him but I knew him through his music. I think I had seen his "Secondhand Lions" at the theatre but I hadn't seen him in a while. I had always been interested in him and his music. I had been wanting to see this documentary for a long time but I had never really been able to see it. So, I finally decided to see it on TV last night and I am so glad I did. It was a great documentary. I was always interested in Robbie Robertson. I know that was his music. But I also knew he was a man who was also a very funny person. I think that he did a great job with his narration. I think it was great that he used his music in the documentary. I think it really showed his music and his life. I think he had a lot of good things to say about himself and his music. I also thought the music in the documentary was amazing. I loved the music. I think I would listen to this documentary again in a while. I think that it was a great documentary and I would recommend it to everyone. I loved it.

Christopher Salazar

Tuesday, 05 May 2020 18:48

It's hard to say much about this documentary as it is a must see for anyone interested in the world of punk. Some people may feel that the documentary is just a bunch of rants and raves, but it really is a lot of information about the music and the people involved. I was also a bit surprised that the documentary didn't focus on bands who were new at the time, as some bands that were huge and have been around for a long time, didn't get much attention. Overall, this documentary is a must see for anyone who loves punk music, especially if you are a fan of Robbie Robertson. If you like punk music, you must watch this documentary. I rated it 9/10.

Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 15:33

This is a film that could have been a one hit wonder. The plot of this film is that Robbie Robertson is a former musician and musician turned film director. He decides to make a film about his own life. The film does not go as far as the one he made, but it is a good enough film. Robbie has a great sense of humour and is a very interesting character. He is in fact the main reason I watched this film. It's not just the music that he is making, but his attitude. He is an interesting man. The film is not perfect. The film is not a documentary, but the film is not a documentary either. This film is not about Robbie Robertson. It's about the history of musicians in the UK and the music industry. It is a good film, and you should see it. I would give it a 9 out of 10.

Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 13:43

This is a good documentary that not only tells the story of Robbie Robertson, but also the story of the two bands that he and The Band were in and the influence that they had on the music that they made. The documentary focuses on both the Robertson's and The Band. It follows the band as they were starting out, the difficult time that they were having, and the fact that the band members felt that they had to do something to prove to the world that they weren't just a bunch of kids who were out of their league. The documentary shows that The Band was a pretty great group, but it also shows that Robbie Robertson was an amazing singer, and a very talented musician. He had a way of bringing out the best in his band mates, and making them feel that they were on the top of the world. The documentary does an amazing job of showing the influence that the Robertson's had on music, and on the way that they would go about trying to create music. The documentary also shows how the music that they made, was influenced by other bands, and how that had an effect on the way that they made music. The documentary also shows how the Robertson's had a very positive attitude towards music, and how they didn't judge it. It shows that they were fans of music, and that they were willing to give their opinion on the music they were listening to. Overall, The Band is a great documentary that shows that the Robertson's and The Band were two bands that had a lot of influence on music. I would recommend this documentary to anyone, especially fans of music.

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