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Elton John: One Night Only (2006) Review in 2025

8.5/10
Blockbuster

Elton John: One Night Only is a concert film that captures the essence of Elton John's iconic performance at Madison Square Garden in 2000.

1 hour 45 minutes
English (Dubbed: )
Age group: 13-25, Interests: Music, Concerts
Budget: 1 million USD
Gross: 1 million USD

Family-Friendly Rating

Is this movie suitable for family viewing?

This movie is suitable for all ages, but it's primarily a concert film, so it may not be as engaging for younger viewers.

CineReview Recommendation

This movie is a must-watch for fans of Elton John and live concerts, and it's also a great introduction to his music for new listeners.

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The film features Elton John performing his greatest hits, including 'Rocket Man', 'Crocodile Rock', and 'Your Song', with his band and a full orchestra.

Review Details

story9.00/10

The story is straightforward, with Elton John performing his greatest hits, but the execution is flawless, making it a compelling watch.

acting9.00/10

Elton John's performance is outstanding, and the rest of the cast delivers solid performances, making the film feel like a live concert.

characters8.00/10

Elton John is the main character, and he shines in this film, but the supporting cast, including his band and orchestra, are also impressive.

direction9.00/10

David LaChapelle's direction is superb, capturing the energy and excitement of the concert, and making the viewer feel like they're part of the audience.

cinematography9.00/10

The cinematography is stunning, with beautiful lighting and camera angles that capture the grandeur of the concert.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Elton John's performance is outstanding, the direction is superb, and the cinematography is stunning.

Cons

The film may not be as engaging for younger viewers, and some of the songs may feel a bit dated.

Notable Quotes

"'I'm still standing', 'Rocket Man', 'Crocodile Rock'"

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