Clevercell Very disappointing...

GamerTab That was an excellent one.

Stometer Save your money for something good and enjoyable

Justina The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

hero-11 We Are Kings is proof that budget is not what makes a great movie. This Indie film hits every note perfectly, from the uplifting story, interesting characters, heartbreak, humor, struggle, success, excellent acting, great music, beautiful cinematography -- to a funky old bus called the Blues Bucket.This is a story for all generations and makes a great family film to be watched many times over.The actors as musicians are the real deal -- multi-talented genuine musicians with heart and soul -- and you can tell!!! I'm not typically a fan of musicals but this film completely won me over, no small thing!!! Writer, Director Toby Hubner deserves high praise indeed, as does his cast and crew, for creating such a wonderful gift of a film. Kudos indeed!!!

David-W-Warfield We are Kings doesn't always click, but when it does, it really does! Great music enhances this road trip thru blues country - and with a twist that is better left unmentioned here. Personally I am intrigued by sort of mythical deep south stories, and into road movies, and into blues, and into underdog stories -- so this is like a combination of elements that has a lot of pull for this viewer (and it is funny). The romanticism inherent in the idea of traveling into the deep south in a big motor-home with a bless "Yoda" -- and the perspective of aspiring musicians exploring this rich heritage and everything, and working against what are huge odds to connect with the music and an audience (stardom and fame???) -- well it's a pretty magnetic movie recipe. Performances by mainly "unknown" cast are surprisingly endearing and effective - again, my personal preference is often for non-movie star actors because they seem to carry so much extra baggage -- there can be a great feeling of discovery and realness in stories that use non- famous people.

Holly Wood Let me start this off by saying that I LOVE Blues and Rock & Roll. "We Are Kings" is a traveling movie that is both charming and hits the right notes.IB King (Sammy Blue) hits the road from Chicago to Mississippi and along his struggle/journey comes across three very different musicians. Each one has their own/different sound that influences his own style as he takes them under his wing. The interactions felt real and the movie's connection and love for music shines. The south is also a character in the movie. Road movies are only as successful as the places they show us and how they add to the story/struggle. With each stop, IB King gets closer to his goal. I highly recommend this movie for music lovers such as myself.

josh-78-698704 I enjoy watching this film because you find yourself really liking all the main characters & rooting for the gang as they come together! Even though its an Indy film, There is a realness to the look and an authenticity that's difficult to find on Blockbuster Films made only for the numbers (& not the musical ones). The movie is quite family friendly. There is some mild language and it moves through a few adult situations and hardship; but there is a positive beat, and messages of endurance and hope come through strong. With a steady pacing, you're going along for a ride on the Blues Bucket.The music is incredible & the actors are all legit musicians, I think they wrote almost all the songs too. This is the real deal, so worth checking out, giving a spin, or buying the whole bucket!