It's heartwarming to see Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson celebrating their late bandmate Neil Peart's legacy at the documentary premiere, speaking to those qualities that clearly meant so much to them beyond the music. For Cledvibes Radio listeners who grew up with Rush, this documentary sounds like it'll capture something more human than the technical mastery we already know about, revealing the humour and loyalty that bound one of rock's most enduring partnerships together. That's the stuff that makes bands last decades and keeps their influence alive long after the final show, and it sounds like this film honours that beautifully.