
In the late 1970s Britain, Joe Elliot joins a small time rock band that becomes Def Leppard. Soon taking control of the band with his perfectionism, Elliot and his mates strive to reach the top despite their personal strife that drives the less determined members away for more driven ones. By 1982, Def Leppard becomes a rock sensation, only to find that success has its own problems. Whether it be drummer Rick Allen's dismembering accident or guitarist Steve Clark's equally se... (Full plot summary below)
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In the late 1970s Britain, Joe Elliot joins a small time rock band that becomes Def Leppard. Soon taking control of the band with his perfectionism, Elliot and his mates strive to reach the top despite their personal strife that drives the less determined members away for more driven ones. By 1982, Def Leppard becomes a rock sensation, only to find that success has its own problems. Whether it be drummer Rick Allen's dismembering accident or guitarist Steve Clark's equally self-destructive alcoholism, the band struggles to keep the loyalty, tenacity and creativity that would make the group one of the greatest in rock history.
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| User ReviewAlex rGreat Movie! Anyone who is a Def Lep fan should see. You get to watch the rise of Def Lep while also seeing the sadly decent of Steve Clark into the madness of alcoholism. |
| User ReviewSean GBeing a huge Def Leppard fan, I thought this film was great. It shows all the struggles the band had to deal with and it goes through the history of their rise to fame and how they became one of the greatest artists in music history |
| User ReviewLiezel Swell acted, a real intro to the '80's rock scene for those too young to have been there! |
| User ReviewJoel DAs far as made-for-TV movies go, this is better than it should be, considering VH1 made it! Anthony Michael Hall is dead-on as Robert John "Mutt" Lange but the actors playing my favorite band don't even come close!! |