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Re: Best Documentaries About Movies
Yeah thats the one. Pretty good documentary. The main guy seems like a nice bloke. A shame that when he starts seeing these movie re-runs at cinemas with audiences he starts to get a little excitement that maybe there might be some chance to make a come back....then he hits the movie convention in the UK and there are literally two people at the Q&A. I think thats when it hits home that it is what it is, and he is best sticking with the dental practice.
As for Overnight, well i watched that a couple of years back. Wow...that guy is a huge douche. He does a fantastic job of getting lucky with a script (to a movie that i personally find terrible), having a chance to do something with his life then burning every bridge he has ever made, losing every friend he ever had and ending up back where he started. This documentary should be watched by anyone aspiring to make it big as a lesson on how NOT to do it. |
Re: Best Documentaries About Movies
Has anyone seen the film version of "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls"? I'm really lovign the book and would love to see many of these guys and gals tell all to the camera.
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is that the correct link?
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Originally Posted by Solid Snake PAC
(Post 11300634)
is that the correct link?
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I will also throw out Cinema Europe. It specifically looks at silent films in Europe, breaking it down by country and focusing on some of the key movements during that time.
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