We Are X
We Are X (2016)

We Are X

2/5
(86 votes)
7.6IMDb

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Cast

Awards

Critics' Choice Documentary Awards 2016


Critics' Choice Documentary Award
Best Music Documentary

Shanghai International Film Festival 2016


Golden Goblet
Best Documentary

Sundance Film Festival 2016


Grand Jury Prize
World Cinema - Documentary

SXSW Film Festival 2016


Audience Award
Excellence in Title Design

Box Office

DateAreaGross
2 December 2016 USA USD 45,028
6 November 2016 USA USD 31,319
30 October 2016 USA USD 18,264
23 October 2016 USA USD 7,526
30 June 2017 Japan JPY 336,661,000
DateAreaGrossScreens
23 October 2016 USA USD 7,526 1 screen
DateAreaGrossScreens
6 November 2016 USA USD 9,900 5
30 October 2016 USA USD 8,918 7
23 October 2016 USA USD 7,526 1 screen

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Reviews

It's a great film about X Japan - one of the most unusual and flamboyant rock bands of the 20th century. It chronicles their rise to superstardom.

I love watching music documentaries that expose or expand an artist. I was really interested to see this as I had heard of X Japan but didnt really know anything about them.

I could see story of X JAPAN.

X Japan is a band like no other. The band combined punk aesthetics with speed metal musicianship and unusually emotional lyrics which led to the existence of the so-called Visual Kei genre.

Once again I am blown away to learn of a fantastic sounding band that I'd never heard or even heard of before. How is it that bands like this are ignored by the mainstream companies here in the US?

Here's my review of #XJapan new documentary, #WeAreX which I think is a quintessential and revealing look at one of earth's biggest rock bands. With archival footage and in-depth interviews, WE ARE X basically gives the fans access into the personal lives of Yoshiki and his bandmates and their dramas.

A documentary about the Japanese cult heavy metal band X Japan. A band that came to influence a generation of Japanese teenagers and musicians but that struggled with internal dramas and tragic losses.

Review from a fan's point of view.My expectations were somehow accurate when I first heard a long time ago that they were working on a documentary, made in USA.

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