![]() ![]() From the inherently wrong site (Woodstock on a military basis?), to the artist choices, to the shortages of water and other essential resources, to the debauchery leading to multiple sexual assaults, it all results in a music festival molotov cocktail the likes of which we haven't seen since and maybe never will again. We then go the "July 23, 1999", where following a Woodstock festival in 1994, a third edition is held on a closed military basis, on a blazing hot weekend, and with a line-up fill of bands like Limp Bizkit, Korn, Kid Rock, and Creed (no, really!).Ĭouple of comments: it absolutely blows the mind what a horrible event Woodstock 99 was. As the movie opens, it is "August 15, 1969" and we see Michael Lang, co-founder of the Woodstock festival, goofing around at the original festival. "Woodstock 99: Peace, Love & Rage'"" (2021 release 110 min.) is a documentary about the Woodstock 99 music festival that derailed into chaos and violence. Reviewed by paul-allaer 7 / 10 Insightful documentary about the "Woodstock nobody asked for"
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