Eurythmics: Savage

About This Movie

Eurythmics: Savage is a fascinating audiovisual experience that brings the entire Savage album to life. The tone is a bit dark and moody, perfectly matching the album's themes of love, loss, and human struggle. The pacing varies throughout, creating a rhythmic flow that mirrors the music itself. There’s something distinctive about how the visuals interplay with the sound, blending performance and storytelling in a way that's quite engaging. Though the director isn’t widely recognized, the performances by Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart are compelling, embodying a raw energy that resonates throughout. The use of practical effects and artistic visuals creates an atmosphere that feels both intimate and grand, making it a unique piece for collectors.

Originally released on VHS and LaserDisc, Eurythmics: Savage has become somewhat of a rarity for collectors. Its unique combination of music video and narrative makes it stand out in the genre. While not as mainstream as other releases, its cult following ensures steady interest among collectors, particularly those focused on 80s music ephemera. Finding a pristine copy can be a challenge, especially on the original formats.