The classic Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense is generally regarded as the greatest concert film ever made, and while it’s possible to quibble with that designation, it remains one of the most exhilarating moviegoing experiences of all time. Of course, the music is spectacular (Byrne has always been a strangely compelling of frontmen) and the augmented band rocks with such precision and energy that it is almost impossible to believe that they would fold just a few years later. But what is most impressive is how the crystal-clear visuals allow for better recognition of how the late great Jonathan Demme was able to depict a genuine sense of community amongst the players as they play and sing their hearts out with unbridled joy. Unlike most concert films, which tend to be little more than the cinematic equivalent of a tour T-shirt, Stop Making Sense has a charm and energy that continues to resonate 40 years later, and will continue to do so for a long time to come.