Bad Company: The Official Authorised 40th Anniversary Documentary

I was engaged at the beginning when the formation of the group was described. I thought they were self-effacing and interesting. And their enthusiasm about their early days was contagious. But clearly all the reuions that came later were money grabs, where they were merely touring to their greatest hits. I don't fault them for reuniting and touring, particularly since Paul Rodgers maintained his vocal range, but seriously this is nothing to document. The whole format of this thing reminded me of the Spinal Tap mockumentary. The fate of their band became a cliche with the demise caused by drugs. They toured with Led Zeppelin the kings of wretched excess, so I guess this was inevitable.