About This Movie
So, Bon Voyage, huh? This isn't just a concert film; it's a snapshot of Tokyo Incidents' last hurrah in February 2012. You've got a solid mix of live performance and orchestral arrangements that really tie in well with their music. The energy is palpable, and the five band members shine with a sense of urgency that comes from knowing it's the end. Neko Saito leading 43 musicians is no small feat, and those segments really elevate the experience. And don't overlook the four dancers from Idevian Crew—they add a layer of choreography that feels both fresh and integral to the show. There's a bittersweet vibe throughout, you know? It’s like they’re saying goodbye in the most beautiful way possible.
Features an extensive orchestral arrangement.Captures the essence of Tokyo Incidents’ live energy.Includes unique choreography from Idevian Crew.
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