I was lucky enough to see the actual "Vertigo" tour that the movie was made from, and the movie didn't disappoint. It was as moving and visceral as the show was. Well, almost. Close enough. Only this time, I could have reached out and touched Bono and the Edge. But I didn't because I didn't want to be that person at the 3D movie trying to "touch" the screen.
Saturday, March 01, 2008
Day 61: After the flood all the colors came out
Bob Marley said, "when the music hits, you feel no pain." That pretty much sums up how I feel about every single note and every single lyric of every single U2 song. I want to own every cd, read every book and every article, see every TV special...and movie. Including the 3D one. Which I did. I saw my first 3D movie, a U2 one.
I was lucky enough to see the actual "Vertigo" tour that the movie was made from, and the movie didn't disappoint. It was as moving and visceral as the show was. Well, almost. Close enough. Only this time, I could have reached out and touched Bono and the Edge. But I didn't because I didn't want to be that person at the 3D movie trying to "touch" the screen.
I was lucky enough to see the actual "Vertigo" tour that the movie was made from, and the movie didn't disappoint. It was as moving and visceral as the show was. Well, almost. Close enough. Only this time, I could have reached out and touched Bono and the Edge. But I didn't because I didn't want to be that person at the 3D movie trying to "touch" the screen.
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