Where to Watch Welcome To The Cheap Seats: "The Motion Picture" Video Online

1992 Movie"Dynamic drama of youth, living for kicks."

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Released January 1st, 1992, 'Welcome To The Cheap Seats: "The Motion Picture" Video' stars Miles Hunt, Malcolm Treece, Martin Gilks, Martin Bell The movie has a runtime of about 1 hr 16 min, and received a user score of (out of 100) on TMDb, which assembled reviews from experienced users.

You probably already know what the movie's about, but just in case... Here's the plot: "Hungry film cameras first began following The Wonder Stuff in June 1990 and finally left them alone on a cold November night in 1991. They followed the wandering minstrels across two continents in a savage ten thousand mile, seventeen month journey to the heart of the groove machine. Fourty thousand feet of celluloid later, the result is 'Welcome To The Cheap Seats'. A rock 'n' roll experience nestling somewhere between 'Slade In Flame' and 'Coronation Street'. The Stuffies swap insights for insults as they discover Tartan, Polka Dot and Stadium Rock in a tale that captures the band on stage and off-guard. The ten-legged's adventures canter to a soundtrack bustling with old favourites, brand new tunes, and a few classic humdingers they wish they'd penned. The film offers but a brief glimpse into the hurly burly, hussle bussle, day to day life of ordinary rock folk. Play Loud!" .