Documentary
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Skywalker’s: A Love Story Review-A Documentary Film That Has Equal Amounts Of Heart And Adrenaline-Filled Drama
This year has been a great one for documentaries. Films like (Steve) In Two Parts, Jim Henson: Idea Man, The Secret Mall Apartment, I’m George Lucas: The Connor Ratliff Story, Naked Ambition: Bunny Yeager, and Lost Angel: The Genius of… Continue reading
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[TRIBECA 2024] Brats Review- A Documentary That Brought Back A Lot Of Memories Of My Youth Growing Up In The 80s
As a kid, I grew up in the 80s for the most part. I was born in the 70s and lived my first six years in that decade, but the 80s was the real first decade where I started growing… Continue reading
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Frank Miller: American Genius Review- A Documentary That Doesn’t Do The Man Justice
By Nick Nitkowski If you’re a fan of comic books or even comic book movies, there is a good chance that you’ve heard of the name Frank Miller. The man who wrote such iconic graphic novels that inspired the comic… Continue reading
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[FFF 2024] I’m “George Lucas”: A Connor Ratliff Story Review- A Documentary About A Man That Proves The Age Old Addage You Should Never Give Up Hope
One of those days that will live in infamy for me and I’m sure many other fans of Star Wars is the day I heard in 2012 that George Lucas had sold Lucasfilm to Disney for 1.04 billion dollars. It’s… Continue reading
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[MFF 2024] Naked Ambition : Bunny Yeager Review-A Film That Shows The Beauty Of Photography In The Right Hand Or With The Right Eye
One of my favorite things about films like documentaries is that they tell stories about all kinds of different things. Yes, sometimes they document celebrities and their stories, but other times, they document little-known people or situations that most people… Continue reading
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[FFF 2024] Lost Angel: The Genius of Judee Sill Review- A Film That Delves Deeply Into A Little-Known Musician, Singer, And Songwriter
I’m a big fan of all kinds of music from Rock and Roll to Alternative Rock, Metal, the second British Invasion in the 80s, and the various kinds of pop music in the 50s and 60s, like Elvis Presley, Roy… Continue reading
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Hate To Love: Nickelback Review- A Delightful Documentary Film Watch
Nickelback is a band that I grew up listening to as a kid. I’m not a hard-core fan, but I like a lot of their songs. The big thing with the band is that in school and the generation that… Continue reading
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One Bullet Review Slamdance 2024- One Woman’s Journey To Find The Truth About A Tragedy
“The Film Was Shot Between 2005 and 2021 in Afghanistan for the Duration of America’s Longest War, but this is not a war movie.” I’ve seen a lot of documentaries but none quite like One Bullet. Carol Dysinger has documented… Continue reading
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The Death Tour Review Slamdance 2024- An Arduous Journey Of Self Reflection And Wrestling
Chris Jericho is an entertainer, musician, writer, and world-renowned wrestler. He has done it all in his career, including being a contestant on The Masked Singer as The Bride. He cut his teeth in Canada while training in the Dungeon… Continue reading
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Beyond Utopia Review (Doc NYC 2023- The Documented Journey of These People Escaping A Communist Regime Is As Good As Any Film You’ll See All Year If Not Better
Beyond Utopia premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. It garnered a lot of critical acclaim from those who saw it, but it wasn’t bought right away out of the festival. Eventually, Roadside Attractions bought the distribution rights and now… Continue reading
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