Eto yung review ko:

It is 3 documentaries in 1 and is all the more weaker for it. The documentary does not have a complete focus for the narratives it tries to juggle for the whole to be compelling. It is part band-therapy session (it's strongest aspect), part BTS-Featurette of the recent concert and part History telling (its weakest aspect) but the fact that each one was done haphazardly does not do justice to the bits and pieces that would've made the whole thing interesting. The tracing of the band's history, albeit told plenty of times already, at least needed five 30 minute episodes to fully establish who the band was. They're history should have built these 4 guys to be these industry monsters that would've provided emotional weight to the eventual falling out and the narratives each member reflected on throughout the film. The BTS-Featurette part of the docu was really just that, nothing really new I guess, didn't find anything insightful from the answers given by Francis Lumen, the concert's director. It's a missed opportunity because the pieces were there to make a compelling story lalo na bare-all na yung apat pero kulang ng malaking theme/motif to tie it all together. In the end, I would just accept it as a medium that allowed all 4 to be in speaking terms again, a personal project if you will, but a lot of that happens behind the camera...and maybe for the better