Under the Electric Sky [Blu-ray]

This is not the first time I’ve seen this however I will say that if you were planning on going to any of insomniacs festivals or EDC Las Vegas or Orlando you should definitely watch this documentary, I showed it to my mom before I went back to EDC this year.It’s definitely dated now as the festival you see in the documentary is very small compared to the way it is now it has at least tripled in size. But if you’re unsure about going and you want to hear reasons why you should go or learn a little bit about what insomniac an ED seem stands for you should definitely check this out

I really wish i could give this documentary 5 stars but from a critics point of view i think a three will have to do. I was actually at EDC Las Vegas when this documentary was being filmed and it was mind blowing and more than what I had expected it to be. The atmosphere both on the strip and at EDC was infectuous, the production was larger than life and there were new djs i fell in love with and there were old favorites i fell in love with again. With that said I wanted this documentary to offer me some brand new insight into how pasqualle brings EDC all together. I wanted to see background footage of the meetings he holds and I wanted to see a day in the regular life of the people who attend these festivals. The film only shows brief footages of pasquale and his team bringing the festival together probably just very few days pbefore the festival, which is when the stage is being set up. When it comes to the people they follow they begin following them, it seems, on the day before the festival begins when theyre packing and getting ready. The rest of the film is sprinkled with footage from the festival and very short interviews with artists like Above and Beyond (a favorite of mine) and tommy sunshine. Im just really happy i didnt pay about $20 to watch this film because it wouldnt have been worth it. In essence EDC is something that has to be experienced, especially the one in Vegas.

I understand the film makers direction to have stories of real people who make the journey to Vegas, and I appreciated that. I think that it needed some more footage of what the DJs did to get there and prepare for the show like the first EDC movie had however. I also wish that it showed more of the culture and vibe that takes over Vegas and the Speedway for that weekend. I look back at my video clips I shot while there and can understand that it is a difficult task to get all the shots because there is no retakes a few days later, and even just moving around the grounds can be difficult. Some more music would have been nice later on in the movie.

Love this Documentary

This movie was strictly a documentary about the EDM culture, festivals and raves. The musical content was lackluster until the last third of the movie. Up until that point, the movie was actually boring. Once it started covering the EDC festival in Las Vegas it kept my attention. You could skip the first two thirds of the movie and not miss much.

I will always love this movie, it holds a special place in my heart!

Good mixture of viewpoints, some happy some sad but all PLUR.I wish the movie would have gone a bit more into the back end of the festival and the artists but was fairly balanced overall.For a 3 year EDC Veteran this was a fun movie and recap of the life at EDC

Never been to EDC or any other rave for that matter. But I bought tickets for EDC Las Vegas this summer. Can't wait. This is an awesome movie to get you hyped up. Some of the stories seemed slightly fabricated (the people they follow all end up in the front row, etc.), but if you just lose yourself in the experience, it's a great movie. Great featured songs, too.

Dvd that is just a documentary of person life a electric sky festival. Not even a complete song. Very boring dvd

Great footage, great documentary!