Metacritic reviews

It's like Woodstock without the mud, and it leaves you feeling clean.

A crafty, sometimes craven, but hardly worshipful snapshot of an unlikely candidate for biggest rock act on earth.

Fans will love this quick flick by director Todd Phillips, but it better serves as an introduction for the uninitiated.

Clearly Phish's appeal is fundamentally experiential, and the experience doesn't lend itself to being captured on film.

It falls short of its tie-dye target.

Well-made if not particularly insightful docu should be catnip to Phishheads, while the previously unconverted are likely to stay that way.

There are just enough revelatory moments to recommend the movie.

A film without a framework, without a skeleton--a Phish philet, if you will.

Little more than an electronic press kit for the band, produced for the benefit of its fans.

Bland, unrevealing.