you will enjoy this documentary
589080
If you're into craft beer, or are considering it, and the relationship between locally owned craft breweries and their communities, you will enjoy this documentary.  When you do, be sure to have a pint of craft brew in hand; it will make it that much more enjoyable.
2542933
I watched this "documentary" on Netflix because I`m a documentary junkie... This documentary feels like an infomercial at times and it was not what I was expecting but I still enjoyed most of it. The supplement company that funded this takes a gentle approach but nonetheless, when it comes to discuss supplements, they make sure to give you a good view of what exactly they sell.

The majority of the film takes place in a beautiful house where they sit around and talk on the couch, the kitchen, and hang out by the fire in the evening. I found the parts of the film where the guys share their own stories to be touching. It definitely added another dimension to the film which I appreciate.

There were several good nuggets of wisdom for anyone who is on the journey of fitness and a healthier lifestyle.

My biggest gripe with this film is that 3-4 individuals get most of the attention in the film. Even though Colin Wayne is in this, he hardly speaks and is hardly given any camera time. Definitely google him to learn about his inspirational story.
3481054
Full of early footage and photos and great interviews edited together in a coherent style that evokes in-depth portraits of the individuals and provides the viewer with the opportunity to re-live countless significant moments in the history of this legendary team.  An inspiring doc that will make you want to live your dreams.  Don't miss this one.
3633307
Very well done documentary. Adding the personal touch from the owners point of view makes the subject come alive.
3318407
Are you curious to learn what people have to say about their first-hand experience of seeing a strange, unknown aircraft before their eyes?  This documentary follows Linda Zimmermann as she interviews several witnesses from different social demographics to see what she can learn about the long-time history of UFO sightings in the Hudson Valley, NY area. There is something undeniable about watching people from all walks of life explaining their personal, incredible, life-altering experiences.  At the end of the film you are left with a touching narration by Linda describing how this journey has shifted her understanding, and compassion towards the numerous people who've had an experience, and indignation for those who've played a part in maligning and ridiculing these people.  I also found it quite interesting to go along and watch as they explored a few rock chambers in the local area, specifically the "King's Chamber". This is a double DVD set, with "Special Features" giving you the chance to learn more about the UFO World, the Stone Chambers, and watch additional footage of the endearing interviews with witnesses.  Great addition to any DVD collection!  Winner of the "People's Choice Award" at the "2013 EBE FILM FESTIVAL"
1824745
I really enjoyed watching this documentary - it was well done and quite funny in parts.  Lots of interesting behind the scenes bits.
4907312
This is a good documentary, explaining the history of the culture and allowing you to judge for yourself whether or not you believe.
183207
This was a good documentary. We were able to watch it on demand in the Pacific Northwest, particularly if you have participated in transformational programs, you will likely enjoy this. If you have not, you may not be able to follow it as well. Werner is definitely an extraordinary human being, he lived his life on the forefront, in public and is committed to having his life matter. (It is always easy for us to sit on the side lines and comment about the game)
3245933
Beautiful scenery and cinematography. You know how it ends since it is peppered with commentary from the people upon which the film is based, but it holds your interest because you wonder how exactly they could possibly it. The interviews are honest and compelling.
2189704
This documentary makes good use of a wealth videotape and still photography, well edited into a dramatic program. Highly recomended.
1085470
If you enjoy sailing, you will probably enjoy this movie. It is an interesting documentary of a young boat crew.
4842111
Although not being the big rap fan I once was in high school, I have always been fascinated by Death Row Records and all of the controversy that surrounded the notorious record label since day one.  "Welcome to Death Row" is a thought-provoking documentary that tells the story of how a dangerous and popular record label changed the music industry, and how it all came falling apart.  The documentary is filmed with new interviews with Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, and other former Death Row artists, as well as interviews with big names in both the music and media industry.  They tell their side of the story and reveal just what exactly went on while working for Death Row.
I found this documentary to be extremely fascinating and well-done.  It seems to stick with the facts for the most part, instead of reverting to a bunch of conspiracy theories.  There's enough respected people who appeared on the film, which makes it easier to believe.  While it answers some questions, it doesn't answer all of them.  We still to this day do not know who shot Tupac and for what reason.  And although it reveals most of what went on at Death Row, I am sure there are more untold stories that have yet to see the light of day.
The DVD is really impressive for a documentary.  It's shot in widescreen, which is something I wasn't expecting.  The picture and sound quality is really good.  The extra features are also very impressive and make their presence felt.  Some of the features are extensive interview outtakes, commentary from the filmmaker, the trailer, and more.
"Welcome to Death Row" is an intriguing and interesting documentary.  Filled with things we had known all along and things we never knew, this is a documentary worth watching over and over again.  You don't even have to be a big rap fan to enjoy it.  If you know enough about the record label's history and you are a music fan, I think you'll really find this all interesting.  Very well worth the money and very well worth the time.
2225387
This brilliant documentary really gets under your skin and remains there long after you view it.  In "Vinyl", Alan Zweig shows us the slightly autobiographical realm of compulsive vinyl LP collecting. Although he is a filmmaker - Alan himself is evidently also a collector who has finally lost his passion for mindlessly collecting vinyl. He is at a crossroads in his own life - a stage of re-evaluation, and you get the feeling that he is obtaining closure on a cathartic journey that begins and ends with a strange and seemingly random assortment of vinyl collecting misfits.  Insightful, funny, compassionate, musically interesting, obscure, original and deeply human.  I loved this movie and you should request that more merchants distribute it so more and more people can experience and enjoy this amazing film.
3642918
Very interesting and informative doc that really makes you think...
The experts that are interviewed are top notch and credible.

Very well produced and makes for an "easy viewing" without a lot of complicated terminology that has you reaching for a dictionary or rewinding(^:

I watched it 4 times already.

Tim S.
4394122
very insightful and provocative documentary - sorry it ended when it did I enjoyed it very much.
782105
Very interesting documentary.  Will watch again!!
4794336
I really enjoyed this documentary and learned much about the Knights of Malta that I never knew. This documentary is also beautifully shot and spans the history of the Knights of Malta from inception to present day. The filming of Malta itself and the history it has makes one desireous to go there just to see and experience the country.

 I was unaware of a lot of the history of the KOM but completely ignorant of their present day standing in society. This is a very fascinating documentary and highly recommended. You will see a lot of work went into making this peice.

  The DVD also comes with another documentary on the armor of the day. I have yet to view this but I perceive it will be also very informative and detailed in its display of the history of the armor worn by these courageous KOM.

 One very interesting note is how the Knights fell from grace so to speak each time they became affluent and politically powerful. They became decadent and they fell. History is doomed to repeat itself if we don't heed its warnings.

  I would have given this documentary 5 stars except I found the historical re-enactments redundant and not very realistic. I am sure its do to the budget that any substantial re-enactments would cost would be financially prohibited. GOD bless JB