Enjoy best Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie movie collection now only here on SFlix. When their plan to book a appearance at the Rivoli goes angrily wrong, Matt and Jay accidentally biking aback to the year 2008.


















| Jared Raab | Director of Photography |
| Matt Johnson | Director |
| Jay McCarrol | Original Music Composer |
| Curt Lobb | Editor |
| Robert Upchurch | Editor |
| Matt Greyson | Producer |
| Matthew Miller | Producer |
| Jared Raab | Executive Producer |
| Adrian Love | Executive Producer |
| Kate Parkes | Executive Producer |
| Sydney Lloyd | Associate Producer |
| Nikolay Michaylov | Second Unit Director of Photography |
| Kerry Noonan | Production Design |
| Tristan Zerafa | Visual Effects Supervisor |
| Ben Shane | Key Production Assistant |
| Brian Alkerton | Executive Producer |
| Erin Berry | Line Producer |
| Victoria Lean | Consulting Producer |
Ok, so conceivably I aloof wasn't in the affection but this aloof didn't accomplish me laugh. It's annihilation whatsoever to do with the bandage "Nirvana" - aloof in case you were wondering. Instead it follows two accompany whose dream of arena at the allegorical Rivoli club never seems to get any nearer. Conceivably that's because they accept no agreeable aptitude at all? Able-bodied we never acquisition out, but what we do apperceive is that Jay McCarrol is an OK pianist and his pal Matt Johnson is a loud and acid appearance who consistently comes up with schemes to defended their success. They've been aggravating aback 2008 and it's the abstraction of activity aback in time that appeals to Matt. Determined to accomplish his own alteration capacitor to install in their adaptable home, he is assertive that's their best plan. Jay, on the added hand, concludes that he'd be abundant bigger off on his own and so sets off for an accessible mike night in not-so-nearby Ottawa. He doesn't realise that his pal is sleeping in the agent and so at 88kph, lightning strikes à la "Back to the Future" (1985) and they end up in 2008. Now there, their alone ambition is to get beeline aback home, but they mustn't be apparent (think Prime Directive array of thing) as they acknowledgment to their above collapsed to annex some fuel. It's now that they accept a bit of a calm and breach up - alone for their timelines to abstracted and for Jay to become an all-embracing bedrock brilliant whilst Matt achieves, well, annihilation really. Is there any adventitious the two can be accommodated - in this or any added timeline? Might their accord abide or will Jay aloof bin his aggravating floppy-hatted acquaintance and adore the fruits of his success? There is a adamant breeze of chat - usually from a Johnson who acutely thinks that expletives acting for wit; there's around no music to allege of and by mid way through I was assured Laurel and Hardy to appear out with a axle and a bucket. It's all aloof so predicable and the advisedly arresting attendance of the camera crews, and what looks like some absent admirers participation, robs us of any adventitious to buy into any of the sci-fi elements of this added lacklustre story. It's active and corybantic and if you like zany, again maybe you'll booty added from this than I did. I don’t really, and I didn't.
**Utterly un-amusing dross. I don't apperceive who told them they were funny, but they lied.**
Whatever I was assured — and I went into this as dark as I could — I wasn't anticipating accepting my jaw on the attic as generally as I did. Not back **BEING JOHN MALKOVICH** has a blur so thoroughly taken me on a agrarian ride through surrealism, humor, and abashed filmmaking that shatters the fourth bank over and over and over again. Any attack to explain what happens in the blur would blemish the acquaintance — so I'll accumulate this as ambiguous as possible. Longtime writers and Canadian ball duo Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol comedy fictionalized versions of themselves in this time-traveling adventure for their agreeable group, Nirvana the Band, to achieve success. A alternation of abandoned stunts advised to accomplish the fizz that will about-face active after-effects in a abstract aberration that aeroembolism our acumen of time, casting both Johnson and McCarrol into a absoluteness that feels like abnormality through a traveling carnival's House of Mirrors. With Christopher "**Tenet**" Nolan-esque "how did they do that?" moments throughout, the blur never forgets its purpose: accord and loyalty, alike if the alley taken to get there is as bonkers as a Hunter S. Thompson acid trip. One of the year's better surprises, **NIRVANA THE BAND THE SHOW THE MOVIE** offers admirers an acquaintance that can't be matched. Also directed by Johnson (who co-starred and directed the critically-overlooked 2023 blur **BLACKBERRY**) -- don't absence the film, alive now on VOD.