What 2004 documentary about the band Metallica's recording process is titled 'Some Kind of Monster'?

The 2004 documentary about Metallica's recording process is titled Metallica: Some Kind of Monster.

Directed by Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky, the film follows Metallica from 2001 to 2003 as the band works toward its album St. Anger. The documentary records internal conflict, creative uncertainty, and the pressures surrounding the group's changing lineup.

The story includes bassist Jason Newsted's departure, James Hetfield's treatment for alcoholism, and the eventual audition and hiring of Robert Trujillo. Metallica also works with producer Bob Rock, who temporarily plays bass while the band develops new material.

The title comes from the song “Some Kind of Monster,” one of the tracks created during the sessions. The film is sometimes mistaken for a conventional concert movie, but much of its interest lies in therapy meetings, rehearsals, studio arguments, and the band's effort to remain together.