Rock Prophecies
John Chester
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Plot Summary
Legendary Rock photographer Robert Knight saw bands like Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones long before they became famous and has the photos to prove it. When Robert stumbles upon Tyler Dow Bryant he's convinced he may have found the next Stevie Ray Vaughan. Robert risks his reputation and career to take a chance on Tyler.
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Movie Reviews from Rotten Tomatoes
TOMATOMETER
89%- Reviews Counted: 9
- Fresh: 8
- Rotten: 1
- Average Rating: 7.3/10
Top Critics' Reviews
Fresh: "R" is not about justice or redemption. You couldn't even call it a protest film about prison conditions, but it is very well made and persuasively acted.
Fresh: The helmers employ claustrophobic closeups to mirror the experience of an inmate arriving at the harsh institution and finding his options limited by more than just locked doors.
Fresh: Directors-screenwriters Lindholm and Noer are careful not to let the audience know more than their protagonist does, keeping them in the nerve-wrecking state of uncertainty and fear.
Fresh: Who knows better about prison life than someone who has experienced it firsthand?
Customer Reviews
Rock Prophecies
This is an awesome film! "How do you find a legend on purpose?" John Chester has crafted a beautiful story with guitar legends and a rising star. See it! Download it! Tell your friends.
great!
amazing movie if you listen to great music like srv, jimi hendrix, and the greats...but ive been trying to find tyler's music on here...i havent found it yet lol they need it on here
Rock Prophecies
A must film for anyone who loves music, heart and history. Highly recommend, great film!!!! 5 Stars
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- $9.99
- Genre: Music Documentaries
- Released: 2010
- © 2009 RockDoc LLC. Artwork John Blas, NCS Creative, and Maryanne Bilham.
