Its quite a trip.

This movie held the greatest lesson I ever learned in my life. Ask and I'll be glad to tell.

The only movie that ever really scared me. Why? Because this is what my nightmares were like.

I always said I wanted to be a combination of Mae West and Eleanor Roosevelt, and look like Caroline Munro.

I thought I was Rosencrantz.

Horse lover here. Walter Farley's book couldn't have been brought to the screen much better than this.

John Sayles masterpiece about the violence in an INTENTIONALLY unnamed South or Central American country (presumed to be Guatamala) and a dying big city doctor in search of the legacy he thought he had left to the poorest people of his country..

I couldn't get my favorite filksinger's album over here so I settled for my favorite group. Favorite solo artist was Theodore Bikel.

No, I'm not an Elvis fan. This is sort of an innocent little fantasy and Elvis a a mythological creature. Wait. Actually its more like E.T.

Why do they list people who are only vaguely conncted with the movie? This is Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster in A Shaw play about A preacher and a not so holy fellow set during thr American revolution.

Social commentary that you could hum along to. And great choreography too.

Only got there vicariously, but did get to the Atlanta Rock Festival which only had 250,000 people.

British satire at its best.

A somewhat unnerving what-if film about prank phone calls and nuclear war. Anthony Edwards gets voted the Guy You'd Most Like to Be Incinerated With.

THE FOREMEN are modern, liberal "folksingers" for want of a better term, though their music is in no way "folksy". The first song of theirs I ever heard was "My Conservative Girfriend" Other songs included a melody reminiscent of Paul Simon's "Bridge Over Troubled Water," which is absolutely merciless in its satire...wait! That's what they are. They're political & social satirists!