I was born in 1996 and I grew up in the 2000's when music is all about the looks and there's zero talent involved. All songs turned into porn videos and women apparently shake their bottoms to dance. It's frustrating but it's a reality and, according to society, I'm the freak for not enjoying what's trending.

I didn't find out about Mötley Crüe until my pre-teen years, even tho I've always listened to Rock n' Roll and Heavy Metal. I didn't listen to more than two or three of their songs and I was unsure about watching this movie. I'm so glad I did. I've watched it 7 times already, I've read their book and I even told my friends to do the same and they liked it.

I honestly couldn't believe what I was watching, until the credits rolled and I decided to buy their book and research their life. All mistakes aside, Mick Mars is a huge inspiration and a true underrated talent in the guitar, Tommy Lee is wild and a beast in the drums, Nikki Sixx is a good bassist and a genius writer and Vince Neil was exactly what this band needed as a front-man.

I can now say I'm a huge fan of this band and the members, I will certainly watch this movie again and again and I can't possibly wait to watch them live one day, if that's remotely possible considering everything.

"Win it all, lose it all, we are Mötley Crüe."
— Nikki Sixx (Douglas Booth).