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(2518) 8.8 84 min 2018

Burn the Stage: The Movie is a movie starring R.M., Jin, and Ho-seok Jung. A documentary following the worldwide famous music group BTS, as they tour the world and share their experience along with their beloved band friends and...

Starring: Ho-seok Jung, Jin, Suga, R.M.

Genres: Documentary, Music

Director: Jun-Soo Park

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary, Music
Director	Jun-Soo Park
Stars	Ho-seok Jung, Jin, Suga, R.M.
Country	South Korea
Also Known As	Burn the Stage - The Movie, Burn the Stage: O Filme, Burn The Stage. The movie, Burn The Stage, Burn the stage: La película, Burn the Stage: La película, Burn the Stage: the Movie, Sân Khấu Ánh Sáng
Runtime	1H 24M
Description	A documentary following the worldwide famous music group BTS, as they tour the world and share their experience along with their beloved band friends and fans.

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Monday, 01 Feb 2021 09:31

If you are looking for a good film about the Black Panthers, you will find it here. It has a great soundtrack, the extras are great, and the storyline is a bit better than the rest of the movie. However, I think the director should have spent more time on getting the story to a point where it could be easily understood. It is just not there. The acting is good, the cinematography is good, but the script is just too convoluted to follow, and the audience is left asking, "What the heck was that?"

Saturday, 30 Jan 2021 07:25

An interesting and intriguing documentary about a stage company who tries to bring a new generation of musicians to the stage and one who has no desire to perform for the stage. As an avid fan of musical theatre and stage musicals, I found this documentary to be very interesting. In addition to the great music and the story of how the group is formed and how they form a band, there is a great amount of personal details about the members and their families. From the members' fathers and the mothers of the band members, to the sisters of the band members, to the manager of the band, the personal details in the personal stories are interesting. It's a fascinating documentary and the audience can learn a lot from it. I especially liked the interviews with the members of the group and their families.

Friday, 15 Jan 2021 06:07

This documentary shows us the path to success in the music industry. One of the best things about it is the interviews with the most famous people in the business. These are the people who are considered the stars of their generation and who have achieved a lot in the industry. Some of the interviews are very interesting and it's a good example of how important they are to the industry. There's also interviews with other people like Ray Charles, Jerry Lee Lewis, the late Frank Sinatra, Quincy Jones, and many more. The documentary shows you how the industry works and how they spend most of their time on the road. It shows you how many people spend a lot of money and it shows you how they spend it. It's a very interesting documentary and you'll definitely enjoy it. It's definitely recommended.

Friday, 08 Jan 2021 13:52

I'm not a big fan of the British music industry, and the music videos I've seen of artists like David Bowie and Adele are often very good. But I am also a big fan of country music, and I liked this documentary a lot. It's full of interviews with musicians and artists, and it really goes into the technical aspects of recording and touring. The interviews are very interesting, and the music is fantastic. I like the way they interview musicians, and the music videos are some of the best I've seen in a long time. It's a very good documentary, and it's very well done. I recommend it to anyone who likes country music, and I really hope that they do a new documentary on the music industry in the future.

Monday, 28 Dec 2020 17:13

This documentary is a must see for anyone who has ever liked or been influenced by a band or singer. If you have never listened to a band, this film will change that. If you listened to a band, this film will change that. If you liked the band and still like the band, you will appreciate this film. The documentary covers the whole history of the band, from their beginnings to their final days. It is very well done and, despite the lack of interviews, it is always clear who is telling the story and who is being interviewed. The film starts with the opening of the first concert. It is not really a story about the band, but rather about the fans of the band. The band members (including the band manager, their producer, their bass player, and their guitarist) are interviewed in their own words. They are all very frank and honest, and it is great to see that the band members are still doing what they love to do. After this, the film covers their rise to fame and the eventual death of the band. The movie does a great job of getting you to understand how bands made it big and how they were able to get their name out there, but I think that the best part of the film is when they tell their stories. You really learn more about the band members and how they did what they did. In the end, the documentary is a very well done and interesting look into the world of rock and roll. It is well worth watching.

Friday, 11 Dec 2020 23:19

As a former member of the British Film Institute, I was a bit sceptical about the quality of the film. I was in for a surprise! It was a great look at the very beginnings of the production of theatre, and at the dramatic development of the film industry. I was amazed at the wonderful pictures of the different stages in the development of the films. The idea of the film was to follow the steps of each stage and the ways in which the film industry became more dramatic. It was a great idea and a good way of presenting the history of the film industry. The film has many beautiful and very interesting shots of the film industry. The documentary has great interviews with some of the biggest names in the industry. The only complaint I had about this film was the length of the documentary. It could have been cut down to a half an hour, it could have been shorter and it could have been longer. Overall, a great film for anyone interested in the history of the film industry.

Sunday, 29 Nov 2020 09:51

It's a pity that an alternative to the film festival circuit for the arts, with the same commitment to the film as to the art, has not come out yet. At least this film could be considered a short film, with a documentary feel to it, and it does quite well. The one drawback is that there are no real cutaways to the scenes. The interviews with the musicians and the various people in the studio are done at a quick clip, in a close-up, with no time to really dwell on what is going on. It is good to see that some of the musicians have now decided that it is time to take on a long-term project, but that is the kind of thing that would happen in an alternative, less competitive environment.

Benjamin Armstrong

Wednesday, 11 Nov 2020 20:57

The film starts off with a scene of the one of the best music videos of all time, "Lonely Boy" (which I own and have it on my iPod) by the rock band, Foo Fighters. The band has created a documentary on how they have created the video for the song and all the other band members of the band. The documentary then cuts to a commercial for the band's new album, "Rabbit Hole", and the interview with lead singer, Dave Grohl (who is in fact, the leader of the band, the drummer, and the guitarist, but more on that later). The film then cuts to the band's concert, which they have just played. The concert is pretty good. The band plays their songs in their own style and create some great music. The concert also shows the band's unique and original style. The film ends with the concert and the band playing "Lonely Boy" live. This is a really good documentary, with a great music video, and I recommend it to anyone who likes rock music. The documentary is worth watching.

Catherine Carlson

Friday, 16 Oct 2020 22:59

This documentary was made in a style of the 50's and 60's when it was made and so is more realistic. It gives a good idea of how much a lot of the money was spent and how it was divided up. It is a good summary of the financial aspects of the concerts. It is also a good summary of the politics of the time. The documentary also gives a good view of the world that was around the band and the people that were involved in the concerts. The only problem I had was that the documentary is a bit long. I would have liked to have seen more of the concerts. It is a good documentary for fans and if you are a musician or a music fan you should see it.

Monday, 28 Sep 2020 18:28

While the documentary covers a lot of the same ground as the novel, the movie does more to flesh out the characters and their inner lives. The documentary does a great job of showing the struggle of being a punk rock kid, the struggles of being a pauper and the hardships of being a rock star. The film has some great moments, such as when Jimi plays the guitar for the first time, and when he realizes he is going to be a superstar, and when he's in a fight with his father, and how the music helps him deal with his struggles. It also shows how his father is not really his father, and how he uses Jimi to get by, and how he really is not his father, but is his son. It also shows how Jimi is really a monster, and how he tries to escape that monster, but is unable to do so. This movie is definitely worth seeing, as it gives you a better understanding of the story.

Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 06:08

What a nice surprise. This documentary is a must-see for any fan of rock music, because it really shows you what it's like to be part of the 'Bands' and what it's like to be a 'Groupie'. It is great to see that the documentary makers actually interviewed the original band members, and they were very interested in what they had to say about the making of this movie. The first half of the documentary is a real eye-opener. The second half is the real meat of the documentary, and the 'Bands' all come across very nice, and even though it was not their first time working together, they all gave their opinions. If you have a love for rock music, you will definitely enjoy this movie. If you have never been a fan of the band, then you will definitely enjoy this movie. It is a great movie, and a real eye-opener for all rock fans. I highly recommend this movie.

Thursday, 27 Aug 2020 04:15

I first saw this movie in the theaters and loved it. I saw it again on DVD and loved it even more. This movie is the perfect example of a concert documentary, from the real footage of the band, the people, and the festival, to the director's personal observations and stories. It is a film that is so raw and real. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves music and movies. The director and the actors are the real deal. The film is highly recommended.

Timothy Anderson

Monday, 17 Aug 2020 13:25

I have seen this film many times, and I still enjoy it. It is a good documentary, not so much a documentary as a look at the lives of some of the people who were involved in the creation of the Grateful Dead. The documentary is very entertaining, and I always enjoy seeing people talk about the history of the band. I was really impressed by the interviews with Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart, and Bill Kreutzmann. The documentary is very informative, and it is not just a collection of clips from the band. The interviews are very interesting, and I would recommend this documentary to anyone interested in the Grateful Dead.

Cynthia Jackson

Monday, 10 Aug 2020 21:10

The documentary, "Burn the Stage: The Movie", is a fascinating look at the life and career of one of the world's greatest rock and roll musicians. The film begins with a quote from Jimi Hendrix's autobiography, "The Last Waltz" (which was written by Jimi's wife, Mavis, and which was later used as the title of the film). Jimi said that he had no interest in music, only writing. "Burn the Stage: The Movie" follows the early life of Jimi Hendrix, as he is introduced to the world of rock and roll and the music that he is famous for. The film then follows the many people that he worked with and the people that he influenced. It also shows how his life and career changed over the years. The film is very informative, and I found it very entertaining. The film is also very well-produced, and I found it very well-made. The soundtrack of the film is also very good. The film is very well-made, and it's a very good film. I recommend this film to anyone that is interested in rock and roll, or if you are a fan of Jimi Hendrix. It is a very good film.

Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 00:14

This is a great documentary about the history of the Grateful Dead. I had no idea what the Dead were, and that is what made this documentary so interesting. The Dead were an eclectic group of musicians that had their own style of music. They had their own distinct sound, and they were definitely a band to watch. It's not a documentary about the band itself, it's about the music they made. And the music they made is some of the best music ever. The film really focuses on the band and how they made it. There's a lot of interviews with band members, and some behind the scenes footage of them performing live. I found this film really interesting and I recommend it to fans of the band. You can't get a better documentary than this.

Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 18:31

I've been a big fan of David Bowie since I was a child. I've been listening to his music since I was 10, and have always wanted to see a concert of his live performance. This documentary is about his legendary Ziggy Stardust persona. I thought it was good, but I was a little disappointed with the way the story ended. It seemed a little too cliched and it seemed like the end was a little abrupt. Still, it was a good documentary. I would recommend it.

Monday, 22 Jun 2020 02:16

This documentary follows the life of legendary singer and songwriter Jim Morrison and the band he formed, The Doors. The film begins in 1967 with Jim Morrison in a mental hospital. He is kept there because of his connection with the members of The Doors. The documentary also follows the band's first few months, with some great stories about Jim Morrison and the band. There is a lot of great music, great stories about the band, and some great performances. The documentary is about the band, not Jim Morrison. It is about the band, and I think that is what makes the film so great. If you like Jim Morrison, this is a must see. If you don't like Jim Morrison, this isn't for you.

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 21:51

This is a very interesting documentary that delves into the music and career of a band called Roxy Music. It is also a documentary about the making of this band, and how it changed the music scene in the early 80's. The film takes us through the creation of Roxy Music, the recording of the first album and the band's live performances. There are also interviews with many of the band members, as well as a few of the people who were involved in the making of the movie. This is an interesting and interesting documentary, and I would recommend it to anyone who is a fan of the music scene of the 80's. Overall, it is a very interesting documentary that is worth seeing.

Monday, 15 Jun 2020 10:02

I don't have a problem with the movie not having an explicit message, but when the director does that to you it becomes an unnecessary influence. This is a documentary, and a very good one at that. It does a great job at showing the impact of the music of Jimi Hendrix on the people around him. Jimi Hendrix was a part of a whole culture that was much more than just a rock star. He had a passion for the music, and the culture that it brought. He had a way of living that was completely unlike anything else that had ever existed. The movie is not as boring as some of the other documentaries on the subject, but it does have its slow parts and it is not the most interesting of documentaries. I was expecting something more exciting, but I was not disappointed. I would recommend this to people who are into Jimi Hendrix or music. It is a good documentary, but it could have been better.

Marilyn Morales

Monday, 04 May 2020 03:42

I loved this documentary. It has a very interesting story line and a very good mix of interviews. I found it very informative and enjoyable. It covers the story of what really happened in the last concert that was played by the Grateful Dead. I also liked that they actually showed some of the concert footage which is very rare in documentaries. There were some great moments in the film. I loved the way the interviewees talked about their experiences in the concert. It really gave you a feeling of what it was like to be there. I also liked the way they showed the footage of the dead playing live and in the studio. I thought it was very interesting to see the Dead perform live. They really did a great job. I also liked the way they talked about the songs that were on the album. It was really interesting to hear them play live and talk about their experiences. I really think that this is a very good documentary and I would recommend it to anyone.

Sunday, 03 May 2020 13:59

I recently saw this film for the first time at the Toronto International Film Festival. It was a really fun film. The story was very well told and the characters were well developed. The music was very good and the way the story was told was very interesting. I think the film was very well done and I was impressed with the cast. The music was awesome and the production design was excellent. It was well worth the price of admission and it will be a great film to see when it comes out on DVD. I highly recommend it. This film is not for everyone but I think that it is a great film to see if you like musicals or movies.

Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 17:16

I recently saw this documentary on DVD, and I found it to be a very interesting film. I was surprised at how well-made it was, considering that it was made for a fraction of the budget of a Hollywood blockbuster. I thought the film was very informative, and was able to get a lot of information from the director, and the actors, without them having to speak. The film also has a lot of great music, which is very enjoyable to listen to. Overall, I thought it was a very interesting film, and would recommend it to anyone interested in learning more about the history of rock and roll.

Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 00:53

The movie is a documentary about the early days of rock and roll, from the 1920's to the 1960's. It is a fascinating look at a time in American history when rock and roll was in its infancy, and it is also a great look at the people who created the music. The documentary is very entertaining and worth watching. The interviews with the musicians, historians and other people who knew the musicians are well done. It is also interesting to hear the opinions of the people who created the music. The movie is also well-made, with good music, good music videos, good music performances, and good music production. The movie is worth watching, but it is also very well-made. The movie is a great documentary, but it is also very entertaining. It is worth watching.

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