Oh Yes! Great Documentary!
922065
This is a wonderful documentary with many interviews of personal friends and co-workers as well as famous celbrities today such as Dana Delany and Roddy McDowall. It is narrated wonderfully by Shirley MacLaine. I agree that it is a bit too short, I found myself longing for more - Lousie Brooks is such a fascinating woman in so many ways.
If you're a fan, or you've just became curious about Louise Brooks, then you must get this DVD. It's based on the book by Barry Paris and really lets you see into the life of this charming and usual woman. I love Louise Brooks and I love this DVD.
3773871
An absolute superb addition to the eclectic range of "conspiracy" (TRUTH!) documentaries out.

A great primer to the subject of the "New World Order" and the modern attempt at classic global domination. Perfect to copy and pass around.

I love the gentle approach taken with this film. Much less of a "shockumentary" compared to others in the genre. There is a clear emphasis on the normalcy of not only the director, himself- but the thought process that leads "normal people" to these "extraordinary" views.

In the elite's own words, to the point, brilliantly arranged, visually stimulating. This film hits home.

You simply cannot help but question after seeing this, and it doesn't make the viewer feel silly for those questions! (A lot of films simply do not accomplish this)

For those who think they've "seen it all" in this genre -- think again! There's some great new clips dug up for this film and so much information there's bound to be a tidbit you've never heard.

I cannot emphasize enough the great layout of information in this ONE film, and !up-to-date! This really is must have addition to any infowarrior's arsenal.

After Jason Bermas' previous documentary work, there was much expectation over the release of this film. He did not disappoint! The bar has been raised immensely. I know I am not alone in anxiously awaiting to see what other endeavors he submerses his acumen into.
1283788
Very well done documentary. I would like to see more doc's from this film maker, very through and well researched.
2151775
I cannot begin to count the number of times I've watched this documentary since renting it! Too many times by other's account, lol, that is for sure...at least eleven times this summer. It is shocking and an eye opener as a male and I wanted to memorize what I was learning and keep it with me for the rest of my life hopefully, so that I am a part of the solution and not the problem anymore! You have to see this documentary, it's also on Netflix streaming now too!
488521
I love this documentary! I use it in my social studies classes when teaching WWII. It arrived quickly in the mail as well.
765047
I randomly stumbled on this on Netflix, and boy am I happy! This is an amazing documentary of how people met their dogs and how their dogs affect their lives. The background music goes extremely well with everything, which makes the movie 10 times better.

Also, is it just me or did anyone else cry during the adopting and dying segments?
3489316
This is an amazing documentary.  The time, care and respect that the filmmakers obviously took in the making of this piece is evident throughout.  A love of storytelling combined with a deep love of history makes for an truly engaging, informative and provocative film.  I love this film!  It has rightfully earned a place in my all time top ten favorite docs!
Thank you to the filmmakers for telling this important story!
4807177
Amazing, definitely going to watch it again!  I love documentaries, but this is probably the best I've seen all year. The situation in Mexico and these townspeople's struggles to survive needs to be watched and talked about.
597959
Great documentary, well worth the time of any person who enjoys science. The subject is a bit obscure as much of physics can be, but very well explained. Curios how the world really works !
3431082
This was awesome!  Check out "Dawn of the Dead" documentary, then follow it up with this beautiful documentary concert film.  Thoroughly enjoyable.
1542117
This is a finely produced documentary that keeps you engaged the entire length of the film. A+++ MUST SEE!
3940475
Top notch production.  This is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen.  And what an intreging idea:  a camera crew goes back in time and documents the habitats of these creatures that watched the earth millions of years before us and millions of years longer than us.  It's presentations like WALkING that make you wonder about our place in the world.  I get a similar feeling with the Jodie Foster movie CONTACT.  WALKING is overflowing with quality.  Even when the makers had to guess about certain looks and behaviors (i.e., the color of dinosaurs and the way a ornithocheirus walks when it's not flying) are all wonderfully educated.
Now, I was all set to give this a lower score (4 stars) because I noticed that the picture seemed to be bobbing up and down a little and "fluttering" at times.  That may just be my player program so I'll not downgrade it yet.
Be sure to watch the wonderful "Making of..." documentary AFTER you have watched all parts of the program.  I think it makes the overall impact less potient when you know how things were done. But DO watch it because it's alternatingly funny and enlightening.
WALKING complements the other dino-movies like the Jurassic Parks and Dinosaur.  It's better in many ways and not as good in others.  It's a DVD you'll watch at least once a year.
It's worth the price.  Good show!  Thank you BBC!
471592
This documentary is a well shot, well edited, film that clocks in at an hour and a half and leaves you wanting more. It is a concise history of "background singing" in Pop music from the 1960's on, that makes a compelling case for the intrinsic importance of that background singing. Honestly it has made me  re-exam at a lot of the music that I love/loved  throughout my life and listen to it with new ears. Considering that I've listened to some of this stuff hundreds if not thousands of times, that in itself is no small gift. Add to it some great biographical info on many of these artists and the career journeys of many of them it's a true delight and fascinating in it's scope.
1310949
This is a fun, well produced documentary. You must have this in your collection.
3171185
I love this documentary! Very engaging and intriguing...brings to light the state of our economy and the shifting job market, and how each of us can best position ourselves for success and security as we move forward into the future. Tons of wisdom from leading authorities such as Les Brown, Robert Kiyosaki, Paul Zane Pilzer, Chris Brogan and many others. This is definitely a must-see-and-share!
4350217
I wish there were more documentaries like this! It's a great series. I'd also love to see where the crew is now.
2418059
I just viewed this documentary in its entirety and all I can say it is awesome!  Do not listen to the naysayers who critisize the documentary!  It is very moving and touching, even dramatic in parts and is very powerful! I loved the "surprise ending" involving the POW but I won't say more to ruin it for those who have not seen it!  Also, what I thoroughly enjoyed was the fact that it was historically accurate and surprisingly objective and ideologically neutral-it was not gung ho right wing pro war propoganda of the type you see on Fox but it was not left wing "all the American troops were baby killers" thus warranting them getting spit on by the protestors when they returned home, which tragically and sadly happened!  There is a lot of combat coverage and action which illustrated how the war was indeed brutal and hard fought for American troops against a tenacious nationalist/"communist"  insurgency and the more formidable North Vietnamese Army which waged a convential war in South Vietnam to support the Viet Cong insurgents.  Basically America was fighting a determined, tenacious enemy that was willing to sustain massive losses (which they did) waging a guerrilla war to reunify south Vietnam to the north. My only concern is that the documentary did not give sufficient enough attention to the political context of the war, only a rudimentary explanation which was enough for me, but that is because I have taken numerous courses on the Vietnam war in both the undergraduate and graduate level in college.  Someone with limited political/historical knowledge might therefore not learn the context and background of the conflict and might want to read a good book on the topic or perhpas watch PBS's excellent series on the Vietnam war, which is from a somewhat liberal perspective and therefore a little more critical (but not condemning of the U.S. troops either).
Anyway, a great documentary with a lot of feeling, my only regret is that my dad, who served in Vietnam, did not live long enough to see this documentary, he would have enjoyed it!  The documentary also makes references to Mel Gibson's excellent movie "We were soldiers" as well as "Hamburger Hill"  which showed the brutality of the war and how bravely the soldiers fought in adverse circumstances against a determined foe in an inhospitable jungle in southeast Asia.

ERol Pedersen
MA political Science
MA History