Kinda sucks they left out so many tracks. If the gig starts with Breathe is the real intro left out huh? The one with the claustrophobic laughs and that "Fuck you!". Well, that much intensity would probably be enough for one cinema screening. Bring the whole lot out on dvd, then you can visit the fridge for some cooling drinks while raving in your living room

i hope we get to see behind the scenes footage from milton if a dvd will come out.i don't understand why they put brasil in there.that should have gone directly to youtube and use the extra time to put the full lenght show

i remember watching the their law dvd brixton academy gig in my living room like 6 years ago. damn that was something.. i was in my prodigy discovering period back then and it was like something out of this world. i still put smack by bitch up from that gig on every once in a while, it's so heavy and those drumrolls by kieron on top are sweet. but even that gig was cut. i think they'll never release a full on from start to finish uncut, unedited pure live recording. that's what makes the live experience so extraordinary. that poison fill for example. can't wait to see that beast live!

but can't wait to see the movie. and go to finland in the summer if i get my military bullshit sorted, but by the looks of it now it seems i probably can't go to finland which sucks x 100000000000000. there's still that moscow gig in may yet to be confirmed, but the visa alone to russia is like 600 euros or smth + the raging russian fans which from one point of view is perfect though and the distance to moscow is longer as well. if i manage to see the movie and the lads live this year i'll be one happy motherfucker again

http://www.mobo.com/news-blogs/film-rev ... ds-on-fire

Take me to the cinema! The Prodigy bring their headline performance at Milton Keynes last summer to the big screen… for one day only! Thursday the 31st of March is the day where selected cinemas across the world will be showing the epic performance by MOBO Award winners and Britain’s finest break beat trio for the feature length movie World's On Fire. This MOBO reporter was lucky enough to be privy to a private screening of the show…and it doesn’t disappoint.

Starting off with a short movie of Keith Flint, Liam Howlett and Maxim in Brazil (only 10 months prior to the penultimate night in England) describing how much they love performing all over the world. With a live showing of their song Spitfire in the heart of Sao Paulo cutting into their feed and glimpses of a scary psychedelic Keith raring the crowd before him, the group describe how they are still down to earth 20 years into the business - with tour bus that has seen better days being The Prodigy’s chosen mode of transport across Brazil.

From the beautiful paradise of the Atlantic to the less exotic surroundings of the south of England where the director of World’s On Fire Paul Dugdale describes how activities such as Ballroom dancing, nude drawings and libraries are the apparent focus of the inhabitants of Milton Keynes. That is until The Prodigy came to town.

Showing just over an hour of their set, you see in-depth coverage of what it was like for 65,000 lucky souls on that fateful day last July. With an adrenalin rush of tracks from their eye boggling catalogue, anyone and everyone could appreciate the intensity these 40 years plus lads deliver, not only based on this performance but week in week out. Breathe, Firestarter, Omen, Warrior’s Dance and Thunder are all blasted out of the screen with Keith running the stage… literally back and forth like a clocks pendulum.

The amazing thing about this movie performance compared to other features is how it captures the feel of a rave perfectly. How the powerful performance comes through from The Prodigy and the energy from the crowd makes you want to get out of your seat and start a mosh pit in the theatre is truly unbelievable in itself and a feat Keith, Maxim and Liam have managed to deliver.

Whether it was the pitch black forecast after a song and 60,000 phone lights keeping the National Bowl alight, or the whole crowd kneeling then jumping when the beat dropped during the song Smack My Bitch Up, the show is well worthy of its cinematic debut and as Liam said ‘The Prodigy belongs to the people’.

So get down to a cinema showing World’s On Fire this Thursday as you won’t get the same experience you would get on the screen at home. One last point, don’t leave your seat until you watch past the credits. Why? Well that’s a surprise…

Already confirmed

http://multikino.pl/pl/muzyka/prodigy-k ... m-ekranie/

http://www.stubru.be/media/rockconcerteninkinepolis

LOL ! Kinepolis (belgian cinema company) allows the crowd to dance and sing during the film. omg i can't fucking wait ! gonna be a smashing !

World's On Fire DVD/CD and BLUE-RAY/CD premiere May 2011

probably the SMBU at Brixton that Neko mentions i her review

I hope it's World's On Fire! :D

Where is this coming from?

I just found this:

If cinema isn’t your thing and your prefer watching in the comfort of your own home, you can pre order the DVD at www.theprodigy.com

World’s On Fire DVD Released May 2011.
http://www.snowbombing.com/blog/2011/03 ... k-cinemas/

But nothing yet on theprodigy.com so sounds like a press release was released a bit to early Makes sense to announce the DVD on the day of the cinema screenings.

Nice find, if that true then my prediction on the official forum was spot on

Now if this is true then we can finally say this is soon if we start counting from tomorrow and tomorrow is The Prodigy day , let's celebrate the noisemakers