Muse premieres their film in November

British band Muse has set a date for the premiere of his film that will try on one of their concerts performed during the tour this year 2013. A film that will allow at their followers experience at its maximum expression, a feeling never seen so far.

If we thought we had seen everything in regards to music documentaries and concerts, we were very wrong. British band Muse has taken a giant step and has gone further than anyone else, making the viewer feel like was inside the concert. This has led some media outlets to publish positive reviews to this production.

The fever for making films about live concerts has also touched the curiosity and the soft spot of Muse. For this reason, they did not wait another minute and from their Facebook page and their Twitter account, have reported that the November 5 will have "the pleasure to announce a new film: Muse - Live at Rome Olympic Stadium. First ever direct shot in 4K Ultra High Definition".

This message we might consider it like an ad more than a movie about a live concert of a music group, had it not been for the last phrase that is written in the message, 4K Ultra High Definition. Maybe I sound like Chinese, with all respect to that language, but what is the meaning? Speaking our language, Ultra High Definition. Or as defined Matt Bellamy, Muse leader, "is four times more powerful than the HD, so detailed that it becomes ridiculous. Not ever filmed a concert with higher resolution". Or what is the same, an image four times larger than usual.

The film was shot during a concert held in Rome during the month of July. Bellamy has also commented about the film and the tour that "this is the biggest tour we've done, in terms of scale and production value, and is one of the biggest shows we are proud. The definition of capture with a extraordinary amount of detail and not just all that we are doing, but also the fans, backstage, and the atmosphere of a special night in Rome."

20 cities are going to be privileged to premiere before anyone else, on November 5, the film of the group Muse. The official release date around the world will be on November 6. Within the chosen cities we find Los Angeles, New York, Sydney, Tokyo, Paris, Milan, London, Rome, Rio de Janeiro and Mexico City. No need to get hysterical for people that in their city can't see this premiere, although reasons have, but you will have to wait one more day to enjoy this great music production.