Synopsis: U2 3D transforms a series of live concerts by one of the world’s most acclaimed bands into a completely new entertainment experience that takes viewers on an extraordinary cinematic journey, a quantum leap beyond traditional concert films and traditional 3-D.
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U2 3D 7.5

Not much to say: either you like U2, or you don’t.

If you like U2, then you’ll like this show: they mostly play the hits, the band performs well, the stage set-up is gigantic and dramatic, and the crowd really seems to be into it. It’s exactly what you’d expect and want.

If you’re not a fan of U2, then you should avoid it: they take no chances, it gets all-too-frequently superficially political, the 3D aspect is a tad superfluous, and the band is blown up bigger than life – inescapably, monstrously big, even!

Bottom line: it’s no ‘Avatar’ but, oddly enough, there are a lot of similarities between the two. Hmmm…