What happens when two rednecks (well at least they're pink) from Minnesota decide to live their life's dream and make a movie? A really good documentary, that's what.

I haven't seen the unrated version, but this one (with a slight exception and lots of breasts) is squeaky clean. A portrait of a man who is trapped by his own success.

President Eisenhower's exit speech warned us to watch out for the military-industrial complex, but do we? Hell no! And look at the mess we're in! Watch after almost any Moore film.

You almost feel sorry for this cold blooded killer after watching this documentary. Abused by everyone in her past, and sold down the river by everyone in her present for a piece of the action including the Christian who "adopts" her and her lawyer who spends most of his time singing.

I WAS looking for the video of this book but couldn't find it listed. I haven't read the book, but I can only imagine that if its anything like the video it must be fascinating. Roberts has also taken what he's learned from working with horses & APPLIED IT TROUBLED KIDS.

Get this one while all of these guys are still alive! Its got them all from Forry Ackerman to Ray Harryhausen to Ray Bradbury.

A revealing documentary about the very weird artist best known for "Mr. Natural" and his even more weird family.

I'm really uncertainly whether to include this or not. Its an Oscar winner, but its quality is doubtful. Beautiful to look at definitely, but ultimately shallow and unrewarding. The film more or less follows Briski's attempts to save 8 children of Calcutta's prostitute's by teaching them photography, then attempting to get them into private schools.

You think Janis Joplin was tough, right? Look for the scene where she goes back to Texas for a class reunion and the film makers are interviewing her about not having a date for the prom. It turns into a joke, but if you look carefully you'll she that just before that she's on the verge of tears. Yeah, high school was a bitch for everybody. A few months later she was dead.

Did you know that pro basketball teams are scouting middle schools? Watch in fascination and disbelief as two kids from the projects fight their way through high shool with their eye on the prize and big checks being waved in their faces.

This documentary started out in the filmmaker's mind as a commentary on the quality of abstract art and turned into something quite different by the time it was over. Did the little girl's father help her with these paintings or not?

An overview of the history of Asian actors in American cinema.

I don't know that they were the smartest guys in the room, but they were most assuredly the greediest guys in the room! Too bad they all didn't get what they REALLY deserved!

Errol Morris' engrossing quick studies of four diverse people (a lion trainer, a topiary gardner, a man studying the shrew mole, and a roboticist) with one thing in common--they're obsessed.

I haven't seen this yet, but given the fact that it Werner Herzog's film about nutso actor Klaus Kinski, it HAS to be worth watching!

The blurb on the box says "you'll be surprised at how much you like her" and its true,

Not by any means the film it should be, it is still the only one that exists. The quality of the footage is bad. You'd think that they'd take the time to clean it up, they certainly wouldn't have any problem selling it.

As tense and emotionally engaging as a movie about spelling could ever conceivably be.

You may pay low prices at Wal-Mat but your taxes etc will be higher in order to pay for all the social services their employees need as a result of the corporation's refusa; to pay them decent wages. Can anyone spell UNION!

Hitler and Goebbel's favorite film maker was still alive and kicking when this documentary about her life was made. Oddly enough she claims not to have known what was going on in Germany during the Nazi years. Did anyone?