Ghost Scare Up First Trailer for Mexico City Concert Film ‘2 Big to Rig’
Out threatrically on Aug. 26, metal band's second concert movie was shot on 16mm film and presents a behind-the-scenes look at their Skeletour
The upcoming concert film '2 Big to Rig' from metal band Ghost is generating significant buzz, especially with the release of its first trailer. What's notable about this film is its use of 16mm film, a medium that's largely been replaced by digital technology in modern filmmaking. This aesthetic choice suggests that the band and filmmakers are aiming for a distinct, retro visual style that will set the movie apart from other concert films.
This move also speaks to the band's desire to create a unique and immersive experience for their fans. By combining the high-energy performance of a live concert with the tactile, grainy quality of 16mm film, '2 Big to Rig' promises to be a visually stunning and engaging film. The fact that it's being released theatrically on August 26 also indicates that the band and distributors are confident in the film's appeal to a wider audience, beyond just die-hard Ghost fans.
As the release date approaches, it will be interesting to see how '2 Big to Rig' performs at the box office and how it's received by critics and audiences. The success of this film could also have implications for the music documentary and concert film genres as a whole, potentially inspiring other artists and filmmakers to experiment with unconventional formats and styles. With its unique blend of music, visuals, and behind-the-scenes access, '2 Big to Rig' is definitely a film to watch in the coming months.
Originally reported by rollingstone.com. FilmNews adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.