Michael W. Smith - Worship

About This Movie

So, Michael W. Smith's 'Worship' is quite the live experience. Filmed in front of a massive crowd of youth, it captures that palpable energy you often get at a live worship setting. The pacing flows nicely between classic praise songs, and you can really feel the devotion in the performances. It's not just about the music; the atmosphere is thick with that sense of community and reverence. Plus, the visuals aren't overly polished, which somehow adds to its charm, making it feel more genuine and less like a flashy production. It’s a snapshot of early 2000s worship culture, showcasing a specific moment in time that’s worth exploring.

This release is notable as it comes in both DVD and VHS formats, which appeals to collectors who appreciate the physical media aspect. While not extremely rare, finding a pristine copy, especially on VHS, can be a bit of a hunt. The collector interest tends to lean towards those who have a soft spot for early 2000s Christian music and its cultural impact, making it an interesting piece for anyone focusing on that era.