Let's Get Lost (1988)

Date	User	Rating
Nov 09, 2022	rojatume	85 _87th
Achingly beautiful, like Chet's music
Apr 12, 2016	theficionado	88 _87th
Hits a sweet spot between impossibly romantic, sensual and clear-eyed, critical assessment of a brilliant but fundamentally flawed human being. A portrait of a man with a talent so prodigious and natural that it gave him a kind of terrible freedom. "It was so beautiful. All I'm saying is, it was a dream, you know. Things like that don't happen ... just to very few."
Jun 13, 2014	JakeAesthete	96 _96th
Mesmerizing. A perfect marriage of form and content.
Feb 02, 2014	chemical404	59 _55th
A depressing look at the life of Chet Baker, who's sort of tragic hero and stories of people like him are never bright. This documentary is well filmed on black and white film and shows interviews with Baker himself and variety of people from his life, mostly women.
Oct 21, 2012	Angliche92	84 _91st
The cinematography was really impressive. The story was compelling and interesting. That's the way to do it !
Mar 22, 2010	JooJoo	6 _95th
love love love it.
Dec 03, 2009	DavidKahane	43 _24th
The film has a striking visual palette, even if Weber struggles to find a compelling way to tell his story. By the time Weber turns his cameras on Baker in the mid-1980s, he's as beaten as ancient barn sitting unprotected in a storm alley. Weber's film is evocative in capturing Baker's heyday, but his descent, which should be more compelling dramatically, isn't vividly drawn. It makes the whole find feel like a notion that no one too the time to properly develop.
Oct 22, 2009	begoniabol	68 _56th
Beautiful music
Aug 19, 2009	DonP	99 _92nd
I worshipped Chet back in college when I had fantasies of jazz-trumpet playing. And then I grew up of course, and saw Chet's life for what it was. The film didn't tell me much I didn't already know from biographies, but it makes the tragedy of Baker's life, and the lives of those he touched, more real. More importantly, you get to see exactly how his life and his music (in terms of his style of playing and singing) were related.

Average Percentile 68.29% from 77 Ratings