Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage
2010 · 107 MIN · IMDB 8.4 · 4,982 VOTES · DIR. Sam Dunn, Scot McFadyen
Overview
An in-depth look at the Canadian rock band Rush, chronicling the band's musical evolution from their progressive rock sound of the '70s to their current heavy rock style.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,846 lines
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00:00:30 # Living on a lighted stage #
00:06:05 we were one of the few Jewish families to live in our neighborhood
00:10:04 we would come downtown
00:13:57 You know, the thing is, my parents were right.
00:18:06 We were willing to literally give the album away
00:22:03 and, for the most part, you never see those people again.
00:26:33 # I'll tell you all my lies #
00:30:50 They were very good to us.
00:34:50 and the Necromancer was kind of like that
00:38:59 # Well, the people will all see its light #
00:43:11 that didn't care about any of that press stuff.
00:47:22 You know, what really helped us get out of that robe period
00:52:13 Geddy Lee is still my favorite bass player.
00:56:42 # For the words of the prophets were written on the studio wall #
01:01:39 There was a time when we first started getting recognized
01:05:18 And then, as the years went by
01:09:14 I lived in a housing development, suburbia backyard barbecues
01:13:14 Synthesizers and technology became a way of sparking your creativity.
01:17:44 Alex particularly wanted to assert guitar more
01:21:37 It's like people slapping water when they swim.
01:26:17 and around Alaska and onto Mexico, across all of Mexico
01:31:16 so many of them had to deal with... I could not sidestep all of that stuff.
01:37:29 by the supposed cool people for a long time.
01:42:29 # Barking at strangers and speaking in tongues #
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,846
Dialogue density17.3 lines / min
First line00:00:30
Final line01:42:29
Production Record
DirectorSam Dunn, Scot McFadyen
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes4,982