Watch Whitesnake: Made in Japan

Whitesnake: Made in Japan is a rock music documentary that follows the legendary British hard rock band's electrifying performance in Japan during their 2011 The Forevermore Tour. The movie is a complete package of music, drama, and thrill that shows how one of the most iconic rock bands in the world creates a memorable experience for their fans.

The movie features the band’s classic hits like “Is This Love”, “Still of the Night”, and “Fool for your Lovin’”. The concert was filmed in HD footage, which means every guitar riff, drum beat, and vocals are crystal clear. Fans will experience the electric energy and excitement of a Whitesnake concert almost as though they are there in Japan themselves.

The film opens with a brief interview of the band's frontman, David Coverdale, discussing the band's history and evolution for the past 35 years. Then it moves to the band's arrival in Japan, where they are greeted by an overwhelming crowd of fans. The band's members, including Coverdale, Doug Aldrich, Reb Beach, Michael Devin, and Briian Tichy, are shown to be excited to be back in Japan, where they have a huge fan following.

The film then follows the band's backstage journey as they prepare for their Japan concert. Coverdale is shown backstage, doing his final rehearsals and preparing for the big stage. Aldrich and Beach, the band's guitarists, are also shown warming up before the big night while Devin is busy tuning his bass guitar. The footage showcases how hard the band members work behind the scenes, perfecting their craft and preparing to rock the stage for their fans.

The concert itself is simply mesmerizing. The band's performance is stunning, with Coverdale's powerful vocals and the guitar solos performed by Aldrich and Beach, which put a spell on the audience. Every song will make you feel the passion and energy of the band.

The camera work in the documentary is outstanding, featuring the crowd’s excitement and the band's musicianship up close. The viewers can see the sweat, the emotions in the musicians' faces, and the flames on the stage from the pyrotechnics, which is almost palpable. The cinematography captures what it feels like to be there at the concert, which is fantastic.

Throughout the show, the band's musicians are shown interacting with the audience, playing and singing in unison with their fans. Coverdale's interaction with the crowd during “Here I Go Again” is simply epic, and the cheers from the crowd add to the enchanting experience of the whole film.

The documentary also features interviews with Whitesnake members as they share their experiences of performing in Japan. They talk about the strong connection they've always had with their Japanese fans, and how every concert in Japan seems like their first time on stage.

Whitesnake: Made in Japan is not only a celebration of the band's history but is also a tribute to rock music, and the millions of fans who keep it alive today. It is a movie that showcases what it takes to make a great band and to perform a memorable concert.

Overall, Whitesnake: Made in Japan is a fantastic documentary for rock music fans, especially for Whitesnake’s fans. The movie delivers on every level, from the amazing setlist to the charismatic performance by Coverdale and the band. If you love rock music, this documentary must be on your watch list. Fans of the band will surely enjoy the tribute to the classic rock band, and for those who are new to Whitesnake's music, this film is a great way to get to know one of the most adored rock bands in history.

Whitesnake: Made in Japan is a 2013 music movie with a runtime of 1 hour and 13 minutes. It has received mostly positive reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 8.1.