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| 30. |  | Bowling for Columbine from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Movie Review: The good elements of this movie are many. At times, it's hilarious, it's well edited to maximize humor and shock value, and it addresses a vast number of issues important to the American landscape in the 21st century. That being said, it isn't really a documentary. Webster's defines the term... |
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| 31. |  | Shoah from NEW YORKER FILMS VIDEO Movie Review: I saw Shoah on PBS around the mid-80's and have never forgotten the experience. The documentary was shown in weekly installments. At first, I was just curious, but then I was drawn by the powerful testimony I was witnessing. I remember that while watching the last installments, I was weeping over... |
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| 32. |  | Faces of Death Collection (Vols. 1-4) from Mpi Media Group Movie Review: Ok... what i have to say is this is some of the nastiest s**t ive ever seen in my entire life.... It didnt look very fake to me... but hey, ive only seen one faces of death movie....it all looked pretty real except for when they were doing the autopsy on the alien from Roswell... that didnt look... |
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| 33. |  | Visual Bible: Book of Matthew with Bonus Video Falling Fire from Thomas Nelson Pub. Movie Review: The Matthew movie has made a huge impact on my vision of the personality and character of Jesus. This movie is word for word to the NIV translation of the Gospel of Matthew, and shows the chapters and verses in the lower corner of the screen. There are no added stories, characters, or words; but all... |
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| 34. |  | Thicker Than Water from Universal Music & VI Movie Review: The first thing that caught my attention with this video was the music. First and foremost it's a surf video, but there's more going on than just some guys showing off with their moves. Unlike what you might see on Bluetorch or 54321, this video offers a different perspective, and it sets the mood... |
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| 35. |  | Woodstock - 3 Days of Peace & Music (The Director's Cut) from Warner Studios Movie Review: This isn't your run-of-the-mill concert video packed with edited performances. This is loaded with performances from the original (and, as far as I'm concerned, the ONLY) three-day festival of peace, love, and music. (...)it's loaded with interviews of kids coming into town for the festival,... |
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| 36. |  | The Life of Mammals from Warner Home Video Movie Review: What an amazing piece of documentary! BBC has done it again - present a nature series that is superlative. With 10 episodes meticulously arranged and edited so that even your youngest can understand the life of mammals from their evolution, until modern man, this series, in my opinion stands... |
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| 37. |  | The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter - Criterion Collection from Criterion Collection Movie Review: Incredible ! I've seen two or three times GIMME SHELTER in local theatres's late night screenings years ago ; the copy was very deteriotated and the colors washed out, in short the movie then could only satisfy the die hard fans of the Rolling Stones. Criterion has literally resurrected this... |
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| 38. |  | The Jack Paar Collection from Sony Wonder Movie Review: An excellent example of how a box set should be done! All too often when a legendary figure passes on several cheap, quickly thrown-together packages flood the market in an attempt to cash in on the memory of the dearly departed. This is clearly an example of the opposite. Much painstaking and... |
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| 39. |  | Coral Reef Adventure (Large Format) (2-Disc Edition) from Image Entertainment Movie Review: Unlike the last reviewer, I found the information presented in this IMAX powerful. What more proof does one need, that the oceans are DYING? It is also a feast for the eyes as well. The filming/ photography is magnificient. The ocean is the next wild frontier, and we need to learn more about it and... |
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