Woodstock

The best part is the big media reporter questioning the financial purposes of the festival and getting a we-dont-give-a-fuck-anymore from the producers of the festival

Never managed to watch the whole thing from beginning to end, but I think I'll never tire of watching Michael Shrieve's entrancing performance (drums) on Santana's "Soul Sacrifice". Pure brilliance, that.

The definitive music documentary, capturing the greatest music festival the world has ever seen in a revolutionary manner.

I liked the document part very much, but I am not a big fun of hippie music, so the long "concert parts" were fast forwarded. That helped me a lot to enjoy the movie. But some of the music was also great (Joe Cocker, Santana, Jimmy Hendrix).

Interesting material, fascinating really. I'm not so into the music though, except for Santana and Janis.