Many attribute the creation of grunge, to Nirvana (like yours truly), but the real forefathers of this movement was Mudhoney and I'm Now is there story. Mudhoney started at the height of hair metal, in 88, and were determined to break away from that mold, with something different, and that they did. I'm Now - The Story of Mudhoney is a well done documentary about a band, that was overshadowed by the scene that they helped create. The documentary takes an in depth look into how the band came together, to where they are today. As many of you know I'm not the biggest grunge fan, and still am not, but I really found this documentary intriguing. The film shows the highs and low of the band and their label Sub Pop. The most fascinating part of the film, was when the scene was dying, it showed how the band coped and how they survived. A solid documentary from start to finish.
Bottom Line: Ever wonder where Grunge came from? If so or if not, this documentary is worth checking out, because it shows the good times and hard times of a determined band.
-Ragman was surprised how well he like this one, even though he didn't dig the music.