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River's Edge is an excellent film and it's a shame that it hasn't made more of a mark for itself in cinematic history.
It also focuses on the history of skateboarding.
HUNT FOR JUSTICE is a Canadian television drama that has made it to DVD and that is reason for gratitude for those who hunger for educational dramas that inform us about facts of current history that somehow get buried in the media.
The history carried the day and the actors did their job.
It was not only a great piece of drama, it was an incredible lesson in an important chapter in American history.
In the process, history repeats itself between this man and the woman he loves, although this time he is old and the woman not the same.
But the real reason to watch the movie, if your a motion picture history fan, is that beyond everything else, Hollywood Cavalcade is Mack Sennett's film legacy.
Thanks to movies like "Zombi 2", "City of the Living Dead", "The Beyond" and "The New York Ripper", Fulci has a reputation for being one of the goriest directors in history.
The film gives meaning to the phrase, "Never in the history of human conflict has so much been owed by so many to so few."
When I reviewed the video for a local magazine, I called it "the greatest achievement in the history of the American cinema."
The story is very suspenseful and sad as we learn the details behind the history of Donald Crowhurst.
This time it was those zanie (for a temporary lack of a better word) Coens doing "their thing" to one of the great works in literary history.
I don't know where this film is going to fit in the history books of Hollywood, but it will be in both mine and many others DVD or VHS library.
In fact, this has got to be the most amazing dance sequence in film history, save perhaps the finale of An American in Paris several years later.
He plays straight but with a quiet intensity that makes him one of the top cops in movie history.
71 minutes of eye-candy (the plot, having something to do with nefarious derrings-do in ancient Egypt, is beside the point) offers the cinematographer and audiences the delectable sight of Debra Paget wearing an assortment of see-thru veils, most of which hit the ground when she shakes and shimmies thru a slave-girl production number unparalleled in film history.
The movie was very good when it came out, I attended Cooley High and Cooley upper grade center ,around 1968 i was also home coming queen and grew up and lived in the area of Cabrini Greens, i knew a lots of people in the movie, it was nice to see friends in the movie that lived in the area also, and they had a chance to be a star that may have been a once in a life time experience for them, i had good times growing up on the north side and tough times i can relate to the movie Cooley High is no longer standing but a person like myself and others still remember the fun we had growing up attending Cooley High, there is a lot of history around this north side area to be told .
an excellent, thoughtfully produced historical drama--well played, artfully written, shot in ways that convey accurate visual images of the congo, and with more than a few moving moments, especially for those who care about the history of Africa and imperialism.
so i would strongly recommend checking a neutral source such as wikipedia to get a basic sense of the story being depicted (and the subsequent history) before enjoying the film.
The spectacle of Kermit on his bicycle is one thats as memorable as ANY in cinema history.
I had a special showing with a large group of mates to see the new cut and we all enjoyed it whilst having varying reservations.This revisionist and much closer to the truth version of events was probably too much for Americans to take when the film was first released but we all felt it had enormous merit and that its place in cinema history was also due for major revision
Even for a 17 year old student who loves history and caught glimpses of emotion and excitement in his childhood years of this series, its coming to DVD was a blessing for all time.
If you watched 5 minutes of the actual show instead of watching the commercial you would have seen one of the greatest television shows in Canadian history being made.
The story is a bit out there with the whole no-one noticing that she looks way too much like a girl but hey who am i to say whats believable, the jokes are great and some of the one liners in this 2006 hit could go down in history.
Any history buff or poli-sci major should watch this movie.
Giving you a view of history that some non-sports fans will enjoy.
It is an excellent entry point film to a side of history many are not aware of.
I recommend this for anyone who is interested in military history.
I think this is one of the more memorable films in sometime and has an ending that is as touching as anything in recent movie history.
Going' Down To South Park is a 1hr long documentary about South Park with interviews with Trey Parker and Matt STone and all the other people who work on South Park.There really isn't much to say, it shows the history of South Park and what it takes to make one episode.It is basically a behind the scenes of the show.
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