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Dennis Quaid aptly sums up Meat Loaf’s offstage persona when he pegs the portly rocker as an “angster.” The movie star’s cameo (yielding a painful “Gloria” cover) is one of few surprises in this shallow tour doc, which often plays like a compilation of the singer’s head-in-hands mini meltdowns. Manufacturing a plot, director Bruce David Klein spends much of the running time on a “controversy” over risqué staging—a pity, since the concert footage actually finds the former Marvin Lee Aday in outstanding, if sweat-drenched, form.
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Director:Bruce David Klein
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