More avant-garde and pretentious than your usual rockumentary, it doesn't matter whether you like Radiohead or not because this is more revealing about the band's feelings during the hectic tour/interviews periods through the film's construction. It's a miserable portrayal, but I guess that's post-rock for you.

I love Radiohead and will fucking stab you if you criticize them, but I'd much rather watch their music videos for an hour than listen to Thom mumble incoherently about world economics and banking like some fucking defective Woody Allen-Tyler Durden hybrid. Nice visuals, though.

Ho-hum documentary about Radiohead.

I love Radiohead, but this documentary isn't especially interesting or revealing.

Often slipping into the avant-garde, the documentary is a sort of anti-rockstar film about the tedium of touring. If you like Radiohead you'll definitely like this, and now 11 years later you may recognize many previously unreleased songs making their embryonic debuts here.