David Byrne’s entire reputation is based on being alluringly odd. His bizarre antics as the frontman of the new-wave band Talking Heads were captured and celebrated in their 1984 concert film, Stop Making Sense. If you haven’t watched it, Tina Weymouth’s bass performance is reason enough — but the band’s world-class musicianship, unconventional choreography, and legendary David-Byrne-in-an-absurdly-big-suit bit, are compelling grounds for embarking on the 90-minute experience. Moments such as the puzzling yet captivating dance shared between Byrne and a floor lamp are why the concert made a lasting impression on fans all over the world. Because, strangely — ironically — it actually made sense. After 30 years, the seminal Stop Making Sense still sets the bar for live concert films, which explains the well-earned hype for David Byrne’s new one: American Utopia. Undeniably, the question on everyone’s lips was: Will it match up to the 1984 classic? There are, of course,