Rammstein’s five-year world stadium tour spanned 135 concerts and six million fans. For three sold-out nights it came to the 65,000-capacity Foro Sol in Mexico City, and Paul Dugdale was there to film it.
Rammstein: Live in Mexico City is in cinemas from Wednesday 4 November as an event release.
You do not so much watch a Rammstein show as get hit by it.
Movie at a Glance
- UK release: Event screenings from Wednesday 4 November 2026 (Trafalgar Releasing)
- US release: Event screenings from Wednesday 4 November 2026
- Director: Paul Dugdale
- Certificate: 18 (UK)
- Runtime: 110 minutes
- Genre: Concert film
Viewer Match
- Best for: Rammstein fans and anyone who loves big live spectacle.
- Maybe skip if: You cannot stand loud music or pyrotechnics.
- Mood and pace: Loud, theatrical and relentless.
- Cinema or streaming? Cinema, with the biggest sound system you can find.
- Spoiler level: Spoiler-free, apart from a lot of fire.
Built for Spectacle
Dugdale, a two-time Emmy winner and one of the best concert film-makers in the business, gives the show the scale it demands. The camera work captures both the vast crowd and the detail of the staging.
The film features 20 career-spanning songs.
For the Fans
This is a concert, not a documentary. There is no backstory or interviews, just the show. That will be exactly what fans want, and less interesting to everyone else.
For another big-screen concert this autumn, read our Ozzy and Black Sabbath concert film review.
Catch It While You Can
Event screenings are limited, so check your local cinema. For everything else opening, see this week’s Weekly Cinema Pack, and for tonight, see What to Watch Tonight.
Spoiler-Free Verdict
Rammstein: Live in Mexico City is a superbly filmed, relentlessly loud concert film. It offers nothing beyond the show, but for fans the show is everything.
- Performances: 8/10
- Direction: 8/10
- Screenplay: 5/10
- Score: 7.5/10
- Cinematography: 8/10
- Entertainment Value: 7.5/10
- Overall score: 7/10
Star rating: 3.5/5
Verdict badge: One for Fans
One-line verdict: A blazing big-screen concert for the faithful.
Watch the Official Trailer
Watch the official trailer.
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