New U2 movie premieres at Sundance
U2's freshly concert film 'U2 3D' premiered at the Sundance Photographic film Festival in Parking lot City, Mormon State on Saturday night.
Speechmaking to the Associated Press before the viewing, U2 guitar player The Edge said: "I was really hoping we weren't dirt after all these years. Luckily we weren't."
He was joined at the masking by isaac Merrit Singer Bono, drummer Larry Mullen and bassist Adam Clayton.
Commenting on seeing himself in 3D on a celluloid filmdom, Bono said: "It's kind of horrific. It's badly enough on a small screen. Now you sire to understand the lard stern 40-foot tall."
The film, which is the first digital 3D, multi-camera, real time production, will be shown at Cineworld, Movies at Dundrum and Movies at Swords - altogether in Dublin - from 22 February. It will likewise be screened at SGC Dungarvan in Co Waterford.
