First of all, the Narrator: What an awesome voice! He's the actor that plays both Xenophilius Lovegood (Harry Potter) and Spike (Notting Hill).
Oh, and before I go any further, I must mention to the younger audiences that it is rated R (actually for only a bit of language, not much else). Also, it is a documentary that will put younger audiences to sleep.
Anywho. I had this movie recommended to me as part of my hip-hop class at church. Unfortunately, the day that we watched it, I was out sick.
Even though I enjoyed the class, not all of the movies we watched were up my alley.
However, I have always been fascinated by street art.
Not many people know that, but now it's out there.
Under the mistaken idea that it was a documentary about spray paint graffiti only, I reluctantly watched it... And was pleasantly surprised to find that "street art" is the term more readily accepted for the guerilla art that I enjoyed looking at on the internet.
I don't like all street art, though, just particular styles.
Anyhow, it was a very engaging and funny film. For a little while, I was not sure if it was a real documentary or if it was a mockumentary.
Recommended to: Art fans
