Amelia Warner, Ben Whishaw, David Morrissey
This is the tale of debauched 1960s rock icon, Brian Jones, the charismatic guitarist who co-founded the Rolling Stones but was fired in 1969. A few weeks later he was found dead at the bottom of his ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: July 4, 2006
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Stats: 783 reviews
Flixster Reviews (783)
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August 22, 2007I didn't know too much about the death of Brian Jones before watching this film, just had an interest in the music by The Rolling Stones, so it was an interesting watch. It didn't really show Brian Jones in a good light, I'm not quite sure how accurate this was? The focus reall...( read more)
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October 22, 2009only caught a lil bit of this one. would like to see the whole thing someday.
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July 4, 2009Great! When you watch, you feel like you're in the 60s! The surrounding and the atmosphere is perfect!
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April 27, 2009Another biopic about a music legend. No. Not just another, simply the most stylishly music and a time (the 60's ) movie ever made. You think Walk The Line and Ray was good you've got to watch Stoned. I will say a lot more because im so impress i travel to the 60's and feel his mu...( read more)
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April 21, 2009For those who possibly do not know, and mostly for fans of Brian Jones, a warning: the film was indeed the product of an intense research. A survey of ten years, I tell 'ya! They interviewed, inclusively, Janet Lawson, the nurse, apparently missing, who was present at the time of...( read more)
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April 12, 2009Esperaba un poco mas de esta cinta. Se queda corta en actuaciones y quizas lo unico que resalta es el montaje.
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July 24, 2008The Film is a mess!
One star though, because my girlfriend looked funny when watching all the nude scenes
Critic Reviews
May 4, 2006
Colin Covert, The Minneapolis Star Tribune
April 14, 2006
Ty Burr, Boston Globe
Even The Doors looked like a model of clarity next to this. full review
March 31, 2006
Kurt Loder, MTV
When 'Stoned' veers away from the known facts of the Stones'
story ... it [slows]. For anyone less than obsessed with such Stones
arcana, it's hard to imagine how it could matter at all. full review
March 24, 2006
Kyle Smith, New York Post
With its low budget, unadventurous script and notable lack of any Stones recordings it has the look and feel of a TV movie. full review
March 23, 2006
Claudia Puig, USA Today
Most of the movie is a tired sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll cliché, and many of the performances are so bad as to be laughable. full review
March 23, 2006
Stephanie Zacharek, Salon.com
It's fun, for a while, to hang out with the temperamental rock star. But in the end, we can't wait to get away from the man. full review
March 8, 2006
Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
The herky-jerky editing is meant to indicate tumultuous excitement, switching back and forth in time, but the effect is grating and frustratingly unilluminating. full review
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June 30, 2006Another biopic about a music legend. No. Not just another, simply the most stylishly music and a time (the 60's ) movie ever made. You think Walk The Line and Ray was good you've got to watch Stoned. I will say a lot more because im so impress i travel to the 60's and feel his music and his thoughts, and Leo Gregory gives the first super performance of the year. Ok lets end it like this is the best Rock n Roll about movie i have ever seen and the best movie so far this year.
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