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There Will Be Josh Schasny

4Oct12

Basically my entire 70s film class done in three hours. Very informative, very interesting. They did not cut too many corners and cover a decent amount of films. It's a shame that certain filmmakers were not included for various reasons (not interested, death, being Terrence Malick....) but it is worth seeing nonetheless. Especially if you like 70s films.

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alixrajabi

13Jul12

This had nothing to do with the Taking Back Sunday song of the same name therefore it was unenjoyable.

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    ELGZ

    7Apr13

    It had nothing to do with the taking back sunday song, therefore it was very enjoyable.

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Hunter Duesing

19Dec11

This doc would be far more interesting in the filmmakers weren't only interested in blowing their subjects. There are some informative bits here & there, but in the end it's a lot of guys yapping about how great they are before blaming a few other guys who aren't included for spoiling the creative freedom afforded to them. Just write down the movies they mention you're interested in and get real insights from a book.

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David R.

18Nov11

Some of the "back in MY day" talk gets to be a bit much (especially once the pernicious influence of The Blockbuster rears its head), but as a document & love letter to the cinema of the 70s, it's beyond fantastic.

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Jadranka Popovic

12Nov11

Amazing documentary

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DK

3Oct11

Far superior sociologically-speaking to slick-fest Easy Riders and Raging Bulls. The talking heads here are surprisingly candid and informative in equal measure. Mandatory for anyone interested in American cinema...

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BrianFromConcentrate

2Sep11

It's a shame this was Ted Demme's last project. This documentary and his last feature film, "Blow", really represent the work of someone on their way up. He died of an accidental cocaine overdose at 38 years old.

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Threske

31Jul11

Glad to finally see this on MUBI. And a nice still.