New Order Story - 1993 Documentary

[@nickyjames1985]

The British humour in Hooky saying Ian was the laziest member for being dead is heartwarming, making light of a dark situation and still referring to him as a member

[@golfhk]

i heard that ian's own part of the royalty. so, he's still an ofricial member.

[@watermelonineasterhay]

I like the "when Ian dies, I heard a rumour Gillian killed him" haha

[@sunsetman22]

Keith: Who's the laziest member of the group? Peter: *Ian Curtis* That was brutal

[@AuralVirus]

actually although it looks like he said it it was Peter Hook if you re-listen. a big tell is the lip smack before speaking, something Hookie does often. 7:45

[@sunsetman22]

@@AuralVirus Just checked, thanks for the heads up

[@martinintrospective3491]

That’s gallows humour unique to former industrial cities Post Thatcher?Who’s the laziest member of the Group Ian Curtis ( Peter Hook) gallows humour ?

[@napatora]

i think it's sweet actually. he's saying he's still with them even if he isn't "doing" anything.

[@BurtonRdForever]

Manc humour.

[@SaintMartins]

Re-title this documentary as "New Order: A.S.M.R"

[@stain12450]

hahahahahah

[@sunsetman22]

I dig

[@whipchick90]

I loved Joy Division as a teenager and then New Order as a young adult. They defined us back then. I finally got to see New Order somewhere around 1990 in Milwaukee and it was an outdoor concert in the summer. Great memories!

[@aamirqz]

I missed that Summerfest show... I ended up seeing New Order at World Music Theater in Tinley Park, IL during their Republic tour.

[@fraserlaw8969]

Don't matter what they were called...best band ever.and I love them

[@noveltybobel]

'Go and make a cup of tea, drop an E and come back in 2 minutes' - That is the most 90s thing i have ever heard

[@WolfsH0ok]

pretty much sums up the 90's, where I lived, in North London anyway :)

[@dylanharkin8198]

@@WolfsH0ok better times

[@gagefraw3182]

I’ve watched this a dozen times and every time I always feel a bit differently about everyone. Besides Bono, what a tool.

[@mikesmith8293]

was thinking the same about bono

[@ronzombie6541]

Bono's band is the WEF and the album was titled "The Panama Papers".

[@melrodas]

26 years later and this documentary still pulls you in like the first day I brought it home from the shop.

[@audiolego]

Me too. I had this in VHS bought in Fall of 93.

[@frankfranco3626]

Me too!

[@michaelcolello2735]

That narration. I just can't.

[@vudusid9137]

I had to fast forward it, she made me anxy.

[@MonkyMonk729]

Nope. I can't either. 3 mins in and I'm out.

[@MatthewTomich]

Can't what?

[@michaelcolello2735]

@@MatthewTomich 'can't' stand to listen. Nails down a chalkboard.

[@bigjoescientist]

Agreed. Wtf?

[@spchppfm]

Just timestamps for those who have favorite parts or likes skimming. 4:56 *neworderstory* 7:22 *Wilson* "I just happen to run into some amazing people." 8:00 *Gillian* “I wanted to be in a group with a bunch of girls.” 8:10 *Gretton* "I love the _idea_ of New Order." 8:23 *Savage* "...This very dark gloomy gothic rock group became disco divas." 8:33 *Curtis* "...I could daydream all day." 9:04 *Bono* , zookeeper. 9:17 *Hook* "...The swashbuckling rip-roaring drunk or womanising moron..." 10:24 *Tennant* "I could never really pin New Order down." 11:00 *Morris* "I'd always wanted to be a drum machine." 12:44 *Sumner* "As soon as I open my mouth, I give too much of myself away." 14:49 *Berg* "Their honesty and openness is what gets them into trouble..." 21:24 *Tong* "You think, god, how do they keep up?" 21:38 *Baker* "...They're just people making records, trying to have a good time." 23:14 *Jones* "Bernard, Stephen, Gillian, Peter - I think you're beautiful." 25:57 *Robie* "...I'm not really sure how they make their music." 28:36 *Saville* "...They were doing it their own way - whatever that was." 35:55 *Barnes* "...We all fancy ourselves a bit as popstars, don't we?" 38:35 *H. Wilson* "There I am - being slick again. But I don't care." 41:00 *Erasmus* did not wish to appear in this film. 43:18 *Bell* "This is the beginning of a long relationship." 49:43 *Sumner* "You ruined my career!" 50:43 *After Credits*

[@emirvmendoza]

Please pin this

[@bigtexhand]

The narrator makes this unwatchable. We GET it! It's a dark and serious story without that fake brooding tone.

[@hbjiyoiho8477]

Such contrived pathos and mythologizing.

[@paulbevan5389]

It's called Culture Jamming. Look it up.

[@heekyungkim8147]

Hate her voice....

[@gordonm6108]

You didn't watch it, did you? She stops after five minutes.

[@davidbolger2000AD]

She sounds like an *ABSOLUTE FUCKEN PSYCHOPATH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*

[@MonoLith2049]

New Orders story straddles both tragedy and comedy in a way that's unique. It's probably why they sound them way they do

[@russellloomis4376]

I always wanted to be a human drum machine. He definitely did it. Stephen Morris is just that.

[@henkmul]

I once missed a New Order concert in Amsterdam because I had an epileptic seizure the night before. The irony......

[@stephr9859]

😮

[@JohnCox-ut3cv]

I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have laughed.

[@davidvazquez1425]

ONE OF THE GREATEST BANDS OF ALL TIME

[@mrblonde7462]

Without a doubt

[@empireman1077]

@@mrblonde7462 they did regret making the album Republic, as a it was like a life saver, Rumours at Reading festival, was it their last gig ? They never spoke to each other for a few years after, They were too good commercially for an indie band that never had promoted their music, not wanting to be on a major label, partying, doing solo projects & meetings over the future of factory/club must of became a nightmare, the documentary did have some sad stories that they just 😭🍷🥃

[@jonhaigh9530]

THE,,,

[@j.wade.m.underthefirmament8544]

Joy Division STILL tops New Order. Hands down.

[@ScriptOfTheBridge]

Bernard getting his haircut while being interviewed 💀

[@tolerantxgaming4530]

I thought it was hilarious. Like I don't have time for this... Oh but if you interview me while I'm getting a haircut, I'm game. ;)

[@davidderieux336]

Many fond memories Joy Division; Love will tear us apart . New Order ceremony; Age of Consent,Blue Monday, Confusion ,True Faith, Bizarre Love Triangle, thieves like us , Perfect Kiss all stir my spirit and bring back a flood of memories.

[@kristykewl69]

Yes. 🎉

[@giselaafonso]

Love this documentary. Have it on VHS; hadn't seen it for ages. Everything is so special. They are so special. Our lives wouldn't be the same without them.

[@eat_pray_porg8450]

I know how you feel. Imagine my surprise about 15 or so years ago when I came across the DVD version of this documentary. Still one of the more unique documentaries I've seen about a band.

[@alex_saint-matthews]

One thing that we can all be sure of watching this, is that NOBODY loves Bono more than Bono.

[@350125GOW]

"That Bongo guy" Barny.

[@Azertyvo]

Great documentary, very different from most music documentaries: the TV game with Keith Allen, the narrator's voice, the "informal" conversation between the four of them (shot in Montreux, for the record), the fact that it also speaks about frustration, misunderstanding and resentment (Gretton's no comment for instance), all these things make this documentary very new order like. It's cheesy at times and cool at others, it's happy and sad, it's avant garde and lame and it's never where you thought it would go. That's New Order.

[@lorispain1]

God, Bono is so up himself!

[@Rondo2ooo]

He was always. Unbearable lad.

[@hdn4nd]

Achtung baby era.

[@SM-mm9lo]

Perfect example of an absolute prick. I don't know anyone who likes him and I'm Irish lived all my life in Ireland.....No one!

[@Argeaux2]

@@SM-mm9lo my hubby likes him.

[@7428marcus]

Yea 93 was all about Bono and his shit

[@TheTamandtone]

There is never a reason to put Bono in any music documentary

[@pedroxavier260]

Brazilian fan🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 Bizarre love triangle, The perfect Kiss, Round end round, Regret, Love vigilantes, Blue monday, TrueFaith, Subculture are the New Order songs that played the most on brazilian radio 28-12-2020

[@kenton17115]

So as a young punk, I bought Movement loved it. Power, Corruption & Lies I bought second. But from the US I never knew where they came from. Joy Division. I never knew that band. But now I do. Wow. Now I understand how the song started. Cheers!

[@johnstjohn6658]

It's almost blasphemous to be a New Order fan and not know/like Joy Division. I wasn't a fan of Joy Division (I was more into Ska at the time) but New Order is probably my favorite band all-time. Also being in the US I was reliant on college radio, KROQ in LA and magazines like NME and The Face to keep up with the coming trends.

[@randyj420]

Thank U for this. Happy birthday to Bernard, yesterday. Big ups. Madchester!

[@jcbuso]

very awkward when the narrator mentions Ian Curtis' suicide with that porn voice

[@Allencorgan4951]

The narration fades away after a while. Great documentary .

[@SidMassiveXM]

So much uncertainty in the end, it's 1993, will they continue?? Well, 25 years later, still going!

[@magdaalvesgobira]

I guess it's on porpose! 😂😂😂

[@MonoLith2049]

It'd be nice if hooky was back x

[@mikewilson3581]

Without Hooky though.

[@empireman1077]

@@mikewilson3581 he his 66, now a pensioner, but still doing music and playing Jack, his son plays bass in Smashing Pumpkins 👏

[@spartan876]

The narrator and random cuts of bono make this documentary surprisingly comedic

[@megamanmuppet]

Am I alone in actually liking the narration? I always thought it associated with New Order’s transatlantic connections although believe it is actually an English actress - Jenny Seagrove.

[@killyourtelevision999]

"Am I alone in actually liking the narration?" Yes.

[@perpetualplatypussy69]

@@killyourtelevision999 Well no, the comment above yours suggests that, indeed, they are not entirely alone in liking the narration.

[@gordonm6108]

​@@killyourtelevision999 I liked it, and it really peters out after about 5 minutes. People will moan about anything, which is kind of ironic on a documentary featuring Barney Sumner, who really would moan about anything.

[@ruitavares7455]

40:00 Stephen: "on the opening night [of the Hacienda] I had to pay to get in". I almost pissed myself laughing.

[@gaz4840]

he is truly funny is stephen morris,

[@JohnCox-ut3cv]

If he’d had become a member he wouldn’t have had to pay.

[@neaituppi7306]

What I learned, is these guys, come from a social culture of going to the pub and having a crack. Joking around, having fun. They will pretty much joke about anything. "Who is the laziest band member? Ian." They are not going to to be sitting together talking about their deep dark feelings, most of the time. Which makes it understandable how things happened. It seems to be, "Yeah, life is hard, stick it out with us."

[@ivanb9a340]

Yeah life is hard and we sell while it lasts

[@whychromosomesmusic5766]

A bit of nostalgia. I'm going to be 60 this month and Joy Division and New Order were both often on the turntable or in the cassette player first when I was in the military in Greece (I think that's when it was) like 1983-1984 something like that and then all the way through after I got out in 1988 and up to whenever Brotherhood came out which was the last album by them I bought. I don't know what happened after that. I don't remember if they broke up or they didn't play them on the radio or why I didn't buy anything after that. I loved everything both bands ever did that I heard. Just solid writing, playing, singing, lyrics always great.

[@scottblack9213]

I taped this on VHS and watched it over fifty times .. this documentary opened my eyes and made me move to England and be part of the industry. Bastards.

[@tolerantxgaming4530]

One of the most real bands ever. Depeche Mode, The Cure, INXS, and Joy Division/New Order knew pleasure and pain intimately.

[@FlightlessBirds11]

@@tolerantxgaming4530 no Smiths?? lol Manchester's musical gifts to me are countless.

[@tolerantxgaming4530]

@@FlightlessBirds11 I think I found my new best friend. :)

[@GamesWithBrainz]

why are the peter interview clips in a brothel?

[@darrenclark9776]

Narrator killed this for me. Made it just over 2 minutes.

[@Chucklea9]

yep, me too

[@ThinWhiteLuke]

I made it 3:33 seconds.

[@jaylipinski1443]

She made it for me....

[@eboethrasher]

Watch the whole fucking thing and don't be wankers. A lot of the content is recorded specifically for this documentary, by the band themselves.

[@ThinWhiteLuke]

@@eboethrasher thanks! I gave it another chance. She’s not narrating through the whole video.

[@aizabeewalken]

fucking hell bono is in nearly every band documentary...ever

[@adjustablesquelch8535]

This debuted on TV the same night as they played at Reading in 93. I left the gig and ran home up to Caversham heights where I was staying and caught this on tv. These days I'm totally incapable of doing that but at least I could afford a taxi now :)

[@jackowens2767]

I flew to England from Australia and did the same thing

[@liebo76]

Huge NewOrder fan. Saw them at the Hollywood Bowl in 93 for the first time when I was 16.

[@jumofi]

Saw them when I was 13 in 88 in Rio de Janeiro

[@francisanosissi1]

i'm trying to watch a documentary..why do i feel like someone's trying to get me into bed?..or am i in therapy..?..

[@JamesJoyceJazz]

Love will tear us apart someday - Bono 10:33

[@ExxylcrothEagle]

fucking hilarious and intensely sad same time

[@meansoftolerance]

And they still decided to include it

[@RTR1879]

I remember Hooky saying in around 88 that if Joy Division had continued they would have been far bigger than U2. Bono just proved why.

[@filled_soda]

Who the FUCK doesn't know the lyrics to Love Will Tear Us Apart? Jesus Christ

[@empireman1077]

@@RTR1879 it might of been a over statement regarding new order being a bigger band than U2 I expect U2 have made and sold more records There are so many other great bands that became successful from the indie scene : The Cure, Echo & The Bunnymen, The Smiths all had a massive following, however U2 were a proper band who made decisions around business and promoting themselves Factory records never had contracts with their artist, It was probably Happy Mondays who became made money from Factory label I don't believe joy Division/new order wanted fame, just to make music, U2 singles got more chart hits and were constantly touring stadiums before new order, only about 10 years ago new order played gigs in Argentina & Chile That's is in 📗🖊️

[@paudsmcmack3117]

I love the dark humor! I can see the therapy in it and it’s healing.

[@mrblonde7462]

I miss everything about Factory records I love Manchester RIP Tony Wilson Ian Curtis The Hacienda and thanks for all the best drug induced intoxicated days and nights of hedonistic happinesses The music the drugs the women the clubs the parties it was the best ride ever that’ll always be forever written in my heart New Order your amazing and always will be

[@scottwalker7831]

I can’t watch this video without feeling like I’m being hypnotised into a sleep state. I’m now going to search you tube for an alternative new order documentary but thanks anyway

[@hologramtrav]

GAAAAAHHHH!!!!!!!! THE NARRATION MAKES MY SKIN CRAWL

[@johnmcgovern6330]

like creepy

[@Ste2023]

electronic debut album was truly brilliant

[@kristykewl69]

YES. ❤

[@kristykewl69]

And the second and third.

[@Ste2023]

@@kristykewl69 yeah ..I've got that" orange " cassette in garage Iconic pic of Bernard & marr . . Use to listen on way to school on my Aiwa . the guitarists & synths are so lush

[@kristykewl69]

@Ste2023 I've got you beat. I've got that lush baby on vinyl. Electronic is my fourth favorite band behind No, DM, and Erasure. Still have my AIWA, too. Happy listening, friend!

[@PhantomSnake84]

So was Monaco's.

[@PetaL72]

Gee, this is funny! I was laughing at all the sarcastic comments by the band et al. Loved seeing them sitting around laughing about their misfortunes....and Barney calling Tony Wilson a ‘bleedin’parasite’ with a ‘missing left tooth’ to HIS FACE! Always felt New Order were having a laugh at themselves. This is such a train wreck and IMHO it’s what makes it so hilarious. Hacienda being a ‘yacht showroom’ and Stephen having to pay to get in! And yes....that narrator! 😂 Love New Order!

[@jurgenreichel]

Not seen this since it was on ITV. Thanks for the upload.

[@trevorj3838]

Never get the credit they deserve, the most important band ever, they changed music

[@kristykewl69]

My fave album of all time is Technique. No invented techno music. It is the foundation of good pop.

[@trevorj3838]

Totally agree its a master piece ​@@kristykewl69

[@johnmchugh8049]

They need to make a movie about rob gretton

[@ReedBetweenTheLines]

I bought the American version of this in the early nineties, then a VHS bootleg of the Japanes version of this in the late nineties, and then the the worldwide DVD version in the early 2000s. I've never gotten tired of it.

[@ReedBetweenTheLines]

So now that I've watched this version, it's my favorite. Let me qualify that. I watch the video for insight into the band. I do NOT watch it to watch their videos. If you love, or want, their videos, watch the videos. If you want just insight into the band, watch this, particular, version. Hint: the videos are pointless. Just go on.

[@benforwho]

I did too, it's very good...

[@donello430]

When this came out it was the first glimpse of what they were like as human beings. Before this they were extremely mysterious.

[@eat_pray_porg8450]

I still like this documentary. One of my favorite parts starts around 39:49, where Bernard talks about Factory buying any old nightclub. The stories they all must have! "Free drinks, cheap!" LOL! Then my other favorite part is right after this with Stephen launching into a hilarious speech about his personal experiences regarding the Hacienda. Still makes me laugh and smile. I kinda hope that this nomination for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will help bury the hatchet between Bernard and Hooky, but I'm not either of them and I can't hold my breath. I can only hope for the best!

[@frozenborderline2109]

The narrator sounds like Juliette Lewis on mogadons.

[@defineEgo]

Hah, never knew what Tony Wilson was like in real life until I watched this, but Steve Coogan played him fucking perfectly in 24hr pp. This documentary is literally just the band taking the piss.

[@NITE_SHIFTING]

Wow! That SUNKIST commercial was BRILLIANT!

[@jessicahall5038]

It was crap that was

[@missinglink516]

Her narration in the intro section always makes my eyes water. This is a story...They are like family. A soundtrack for life

[@seankilburn7200]

Surely you’re joking?

[@thejimmy6533]

It makes my ears bleed. Terrible narration.

[@jumofi]

I was just going to university when they released this. What a great time! Joy Division and New Order thanks for making my life better!!!

[@tripdefect87]

To me, the narrator sounds like the DJ from KBilly's Super Sounds Of The 70's in Reservoir Dogs

[@wattage2007]

Or the radio DJ in The Warriors.

[@desmondstephens7663]

Bono singing the wrong words at 10:33 is rly funny

The Internet: Destroying the mystique of New Order for 2 decades and counting. Seriously. I grew up loving this group without knowing ANYTHING about them, because In America there was very little to find about them. That mystique was a big part of the appeal.

[@PeterRichardsandYoureNot]

I agree 1000%! Saw them in concert in Seattle and it was a trip. Here are these dudes standing on the stage in normal jeans and oxfords and just playing these amazing songs with minimum movement. I didn’t even remember seeing Gillian there cause it was like she just stood shyly in the back and you knew NOTHInG about her....but she created these amazing sounds.

[@Retro-Fez]

The narrator sounds like shes doing a marks and spencer advert total turn off 👎

[@JoseAntonio-nc8yb]

Oh my god, I'll turn to 59 this crappy Covid-19 year but I'm glad my kids love JD & NO just cuz I played Luv will tear us apart & Regret when I used to drive them to elementary school. Seen them (NO) on stage in the early 80's and I guess I can die peacefully with these memories in mind.

[@punkpoetry]

Keith Allen and Bono vying for The World's Most Annoying title

[@jamesohara2042]

I remember this documentary was aired on tv in the UK the same night new order were headlining Reading festival in 93'. A very New Order thing to do!! It was a great gig if I remember. Good times.

[@CATCATDovahkiin]

31:04 Thieves like us is also My Favorite New Order Song

[@dixienormous6969]

It is my favorite too

[@sagatuppercut2960]

I"d like this documentary more if the game show clips & Bono were edited out.

[@mrkipling2201]

And the removal of the woman narrator.

[@mrkipling2201]

@deadvoguestar fair enough. 👍👍

[@janetbuxton4876]

Bono what a plonker

[@slumdogjay]

I was going to watch but after 10 minutes I had enough of adverts.

[@drexlspivey5828]

There's a lot of moments in this where Bernard is pretty much telling everyone else not to talk I can see where he gets a control freak reputation

[@janfranszuidema8512]

I care about New Order. They were special to me.

[@BrettMcMahon-e2j]

8:20 introducing the manager the bloke sitting in front takes a big swig out of a can of Stella live on TV. Love the old un PC days enjoying yourself and not upsetting anyone else because would mind their own business instead of interfering with yours because now all of of a sudden they don't agree with you being happy or enjoying yourself.

[@iamalangv]

I feel happy to see hooky again 🖤😍😎

[@aus80srockradio94]

It is a sad fact that he will never make peace & reconcile with the band.

[@1599maybole]

Saw them in 1982 Queensferry Futurama, what a show that was. Before the disco biscuits

[@juju5568]

Got this on DVD. Hardly watched it in years. The quiz is rubbish. The live footage & interviews are much better. Everyone Everywhere is a splendid song. Catchy and beautiful guitar riffs from Gillian. 👏

[@TheSimba1960]

Hadn't even been on for 60 seconds and there's a adverts - fuck!

[@Maeda_Toshiie]

Seriously, why is Bongo in this video??

[@ExxylcrothEagle]

my thoughts exactly... but i thought his name was bozo

[@paulwrigley2864]

He's in it coz u2 turned up at the studio while joy division where recording

[@patriciosotelo9007]

Fuck bono

[@incredulouslamias8052]

Because he likes their music you stupid bitch

[@mikewilson3581]

It was back when an endorsement from Bono actually meant something. I still have a lot of respect for Adam Clayton though. He doesn't say much.

[@reverendv8900]

New Order were the friend God gave me for 17 years before I finally met Him in 2001. They were a constant comfort - and still are two decades later.

[@jesussaves5958]

Thats beautiful. Praise the lord.

[@empireman1077]

@@jesussaves5958 True faith Jesus loves you ( Sorry, that is a Revenge song ) 🤭🥁🎸🎹

[@empireman1077]

Peter Hook,was doing a chat with Craig Charles's radio music 6 -13/4/22,👍

[@1599maybole]

Touched by the hand of God

[@crinoid1]

Everybody loves the music. This creates an immediate problem for people, especially filmmakers, who are using a less popular cultural medium (filmmaking) to talk about the most loved cultural medium (music) and most importantly, to represent a cultural medium that creates the most personal response that people have to culture. Let's face it, a lot of people hate film. It's a cultural expression that's harder to approach; it contains a degree of difficulty in developing a full understanding and a response, unlike music that is largely emotional in its appeal. Like all expensive cultural production (including making commercial records) filmmaking often has to submit to market forces. These forces can often derail the original objective that the filmmakers started out with. Hence the narration and Bono. Fans of JD and NO are culturally opposed to Bono for no good reason other than any band as commercially successful as U2 has to be suspicious. The music fans (based on the comments in this post) also don't appreciate the Quiz Show trope or the 'actressy' narration style. The music fans are probably also unaware of how their obsession is with a cultural object on the margins of culture. How would you, as a filmmaker sell this project to investors, (people who are as remote from popular culture as Martians)? I know: let's get a name-actress to read the narration; let's get Bono and Quincy Jones in as recognisable music industry figures, then, if the potential film punters don't recognise the names of Ian Curtis, Tony Wilson or Bernard Sumner, we can get them in with Bono and Quincy Jones (and maybe, if their English, Neil Tennant). How do you avoid the lazy technique that you can see in other (lesser?) NO/JD documentaries, films like Shadowplayers, Joy Division or Decades? Apart from venturing into works of fictive drama like Control and Twenty-Four Hour Party people, how do you as filmmaker minimise the inevitable talking head? It's always tough to please the public but, as it is with any presentation of information, you, the audience, just take the bits you want and ignore the rest, and this film has more than just a few good bits.

[@MonoLith2049]

That's really well put! Sadly it'll probably go over most people's heads looking at the comments on here. (Puts on faux whiney voice) "The narrator's too annoying" "Why Bono on there?" Oh ffs people, what happened to that open minded attitude that got you into NO in the first place? Unless they're all 'Unknown Pleasures' T shirt tarts

[@scottcarter9096]

Nah. If Rush and Metallica could have high quality films about them, then it could have been done here. Boil it down. The filmmaker has great subject matter and source film to back it up. Documentary film can be great.

[@alexandrelacerda75]

That last scene with Bernie Sumner reminded of Mathew Broderick on Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

[@wednesdaycherenkov2633]

Couldn't understand what they were saying, so I turned on closed caption..... still have no idea what they were saying because A) closed caption couldn't understand/ translate, and B) even when I could discern the words, I don't know UK slang/vernacular. I'm so lost.... English is English, but it's not English.... Perhaps my English isn't English.... OK, that could be an edgy song there....

[@MKYEuphoria]

Wednesday Cherenkov Thats exactly what happened me. Trying my hardest to understand what they say. Im from TX

[@PetaL72]

How funny! I am from Australia and I can understand them perfectly, but then England is our ‘mother country’. You should Aussie slang!!

[@wednesdaycherenkov2633]

@@PetaL72 As an American, I feel like we are cousins -- need to learn your lingo! All the best!

[@warrenbeattysnose]

the intro should have been left on the cutting room floor

[@coloradoken3159]

Narrator sounds like Sigourney Weaver on Valium.

[@Andyface79]

I think Bono should win a nobel prize, as long as he never talks again.

[@MilanVoorhees]

If the narrator is reading this comments - ma'am, screw all these people, this was an absolute joy to listen to and watch.

[@MrVegasdeuce]

Kinda torn. Diet Orange Sunkist is my favorite. Never knew of the commercial... Favorite song by Joy Division is Shadowplay. Favorite song by New Order is Perfect Kiss.🖤

[@JamesStoddah]

2.14 is all I could take of it. That narrator makes it impossible to watch.

[@aus80srockradio94]

Or in this case "impossible to LISTEN to"... I couldn't see her anywhere.

[@PeppyOoze]

beautiful.. but i wondered ... what part of town exactly is gretton being interviewed in this film?

[@MATTA74]

So I was going to see New Order at the Gorge in Washington state in 2005 but my oldest son was due to be born around the same time so I didn't go . Flash forward to 2020 New Order and Pet shop boys are coming to the Gorge again!!...........COVID hits concert cancelled!

[@davidgivens1097]

Hang in until 2021 bro.

[@charlessomerset9754]

Bono actually thinks that U2 would do better if he killed himself? No way. No other band, having lost their lead singer, could recreate themselves and carry on the way these guys did. Few can claim to have changed music even once, let alone twice. New Order is the most amazing band ever.

[@ld393]

Bono is playing the Fly in this, the persona.

[@GiulioDalleVedove]

it's so lovely to see the hold times with Hooky!

[@empireman1077]

I have this on dvd. It's a ideal collection of new order interviews & live TV appearances I guess they were all getting along well as friends & musicians Some funny moments Some sad tales and interesting interviews Gillian Gilbert's : laughs Makes me 😂

[@gaz4840]

I have it on video and think i must be the only person on YT who actually like the narration and Keith Allen..!

[@empireman1077]

@@gaz4840 Peter Hook, 66, a pensioner, but a really top bassist & hero 🍻

[@lemmingbcn]

Almost 9 minutes in and bang there he is: Bono.

[@mikewilson3581]

Well, at least this is before the pre-tax cheat, overly arrogant, U.N. chastising, self important, and Neo Dad Rock Bono.

[@jasonlefler3456]

I’m just realizing now how Atmosphere echoes Heroes.

[@rick6672]

The music was ? FANTASTIC!

[@meansoftolerance]

Terrible choice of words

[@Trekkie155]

I quite enjoyed this documentary, didn’t even mind the smokey-like narration (although even I admit to needing a cigarette after that). ❤️

[@CBLounge2112]

I came here for a great N.O. doc but that KOOK Bono made me leave!!

[@patricioruiz3346]

Thank you guys!

[@robscott7258]

Sorry, love the music but that bloody voice over really destroyed the whole piece. Makes it unwatchable for me, such a shame.

[@flibbymcgee3153]

This isn’t any New Order documentary... this, is an M&S New Order documentary

[@WesleyScottOfficial]

Lasted just under 4 minutes and couldn't take that voice anymore. I'm impressed they managed to cover up the noise from the vibrator she's clearly got up her while narrating. Not many videos deserve more thumbs down than this ear torture.

[@sharksport01]

She stopped at 4 minutes.

[@WesleyScottOfficial]

@@sharksport01 😂

[@sharksport01]

@@WesleyScottOfficial 😉

[@johnnydiamondsmusic1673]

I love the narration.

[@gaz4840]

i think that there is only me and you that do