U2: Rattle and Hum (movie 1988) - Popularity, Trends & Audience Interest

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13+•Nov 4, 1988•USA•1h 38m

Director: Phil Joanou

Domestic: 8 600 823 $

Language English

NMTW 70% Good

1 win & 1 nomination

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Domestic Box Office (USA):	8 600 823 $
Worldwide Box Office:	8 600 823 $
Country:	USA
Age rating:	13+
MPAA rating:	PG-13
NMTW Rating:	70% Good
Length:	1 h 38 min

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"Rattle and Hum" is a documentary film offering an in-depth look at U2 during their historic Joshua Tree tour. The concert film captures the band's high-energy stadium shows with vibrant visuals, as well as the intensity of their smaller indoor performances. Following U2 across America, the film documents their exploration of new music and their collaborations, including unique performances with B.B. King, from Dublin to Graceland. The film captures the band at the height of their popularity, revealing behind-the-scenes moments and the connections that shaped their most memorable musical experiences.

Alternative title:	U2: Rattle and Hum
Release year:	1988
Language:	English
Awards:	🏆 1 win & 1 nomination
Director:	Phil Joanou
Type:	Movie