1 comments about Globe Trekker: Ultimate England.

1. I teach British and American literature and show these episodes to my students as a previewer to the course. They love them. I love them. Highly recommended to teachers.

No comments about Tahoe By Air, Scenic Aerial Views of Lake Tahoe.

5 comments about 10 mph - Seattle to Boston.

1. This is actually a really cool documentary. It shows the diversity and strengths of our nation. A compelling true story that is enjoyable to witness. I highly recommend this to anyone that enjoys well made independent films.



2. Fresh... inspiring... hopeful... funny. This is a great documentary... the antithesis of Borat in that is shows you what MOST of America is REALLY all about - pursuing your dream, making connections, being happy. I highly recommend this!!!



3. I got to view this film at the Vail Film festival to a standing room only crowd. If you are looking for something to make you feel good about America and at the same time examine your own desires for exploring something that you have always dreamed of doing this is the film for you. The music keeps rapping in my head, ( its worth the watch just for the music), and the visual images captured on screen make this one flick you must add to you list of MUST sees.



4. An amazing and honest capture of the road from coast to coast. As someone who has traversed the United States several times, I can tell you Josh and Hunter have nailed it. The cinematography is breathtaking, and the story flows from city to city. The interviews and quotes from the people, are interesting, and give you a real feel for America.



5. This is a self-infatuated movie about three 22-year-olds who quit their jobs in a vaguely-defined "corporate America" to cross the country. Most of the film is of them talking amongst themselves about how they're running out of money, and about the "deep" experiences they are having on the trip. Along the way they visit plenty of interesting people, but since we don't see more than a minute or two of each, it's hard to get much out of the visits. Additional footage features excitement such as a couple of Segway crashes (some staged), dogs chasing the Segway, and carrying the Segway over a barbed wire fence. I have no doubt that the trip was eye-opening for the participants (who seem to have had no relevant life experiences or travel up to this point: never seen a cow before, I'd reckon), but it doesn't make a very interesting movie.

1 comments about Mysteries of the Ancient World.

1. I was given this as a present. At first, I expected it to be much like all the others. Boy, was I pleasantly surprised! The cover says "Unlock History's Oldest Secrets". True to it's word. I was informed, entertained, and inspired to find out more by doing web searches for current day information. The production is not "slanted" in any direction, rather it is factual and brilliantly produced.
   A BIG thumbs up!

No comments about La Ilusion Viaja En Tranvia (Illusion Travels by Streetcar) [NTSC/REGION 1 & 4 DVD. Import-Latin America].

No comments about Washington State's Emerald City - Seattle.

No comments about The West Somerset Railway From The Footplate [PAL].

No comments about America's Greatest Caverns.

No comments about ROME: CAPUT MUNDI (Capitol of the World). 2 DVDs: One for the History (58 Min); One for your own step-by-step Walking Tour of Rome (50 Min) with a 60-page Pocket Guide to carry with you. Created by a filmmaker who actually conducted walking tours of Rome..

No comments about Mezzogiorno Sicily: Living with Etna.