You could do anything.” If the man sounds like a modern-day messiah, in some ways, perhaps he is. “Nobody knows your path,” Dan Reynolds tells the packed stadium at one point in Imagine Dragons Live in Vegas.

“If we were playing for five people, Dan was still larger than life on stage,' Wayne Sermon muses. This is a human being we can all get behind and root for, and Reynolds’ big heart keeps this film beating along quite nicely from beginning to end. Reynolds is comfortable in his own skin and as such, he has no problem sharing his own vulnerabilities to a packed house. That's one in a billion.' In a touching moment early on, Reynolds also delivers an emotional speech about what music means to him, waxing affectionate for his hometown and the schools he was so proud to attend. 'Our goal was to be a self-sustained indie band that could make enough money to pay rent and have food,” Dan Reynolds shares in the film. In fact, in recounting their journey to the top, Dan Reynolds, Daniel Wayne Sermon, Ben McKee, and Daniel Platzman offer both a unique look into their own personas and the reason they do what they do. We’re given an intimate moving portrait filled with performances of chart-topping hits from the band’s epic Mercury Tour - from My Life and Thunder to I Bet My Life-plus compelling archival interviews. Tonally, think of this as a love letter to the band and the city that helped mold them.

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