I was very lucky to get to see the documentary when Hanson visited my college to screen it. I came away with a new-found love for a band that I first fell in love with two years ago.
Strong Enough to Break shows in detail the struggle that Hanson faced. It's the same struggle that they've faced since 1997: people do not understand them. This documentary is more than enough to dispel any of the misunderstandings. After watching the doc, you can't help but see that Hanson is talented and passionate. Not only that, they're also charming, level-headed, and downright funny at times. The tension with the label is cut with some amusing brotherly in-fighting.
The cinematography itself is lovely, the editing is pretty crisp, and it doesn't hurt that Hanson's songs punctuate throughout. If you go away with this without at least a little bit of righteous indignation, then you aren't human.
Strong Enough to Break shows in detail the struggle that Hanson faced. It's the same struggle that they've faced since 1997: people do not understand them. This documentary is more than enough to dispel any of the misunderstandings. After watching the doc, you can't help but see that Hanson is talented and passionate. Not only that, they're also charming, level-headed, and downright funny at times. The tension with the label is cut with some amusing brotherly in-fighting.
The cinematography itself is lovely, the editing is pretty crisp, and it doesn't hurt that Hanson's songs punctuate throughout. If you go away with this without at least a little bit of righteous indignation, then you aren't human.