not even he can save this movie from becoming the very thing that it professes to rise above — time and again, "Moby Doc" self-defeatingly suggests that so much of Moby's supposed wisdom has to be learned the hard way
Moby has always been a pretty cerebral cat, and "Moby Doc" is no different, happily breaking the frame of traditional music documentary form to free-associate with his life and legacy
director Rob Gordon Bralver frames "Moby Doc" as a farce, a peek behind the curtain and ultimately as a cautionary tale of fame, and in it Moby comes off as a ball of contradictions: sad, confident, vulnerable, human, indestructible
"Moby Doc" is at least more personal and daring than the typical music documentary. This is the movie equivalent of Moby’s discography, with highs and lows tied directly to its creator's own embarrassing slip-ups and sublime moments of grace
by Diego Semerene [Slant Magazine ]
by Jochan Embley [London Evening Standard ]
