1 comments about Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart--A Traveler in ITALY.

1. This is a very charming account of Mozart's trip as a young boy accompanied by his father to Italy, which quite naturally he takes by storm. The film's director (Williams) is one of the top travel documentary filmmakers in America and makes young Amadeus' splendid adventure come delightfully to life--set against the breathtaking beauty of Northern Italy and Venice and the warmth of the Italian people. Makes you hungry for pasta and a fine Chianti! Enjoy.

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2 comments about I Love Paris!.

1. Very bad. The narrative unbelievably horrid! The narrator is a teen who sounds like she is giving a high school report in front of her teacher. She reads from a report that sounds like she wrote it herself and pronounces every syllable of english like this: wa-ter, eng-lish, etc. The sights are shown for all of 2 or 3 seconds before they move on to the next shot of a historic landmark or shot of the city. The tape itself is only 23 minutes long. In between shots, they show teens on a stage blowing a kiss. Very bad, I would never expect to buy something of this horrible quality. I do not recommend this video.

   (If this was meant for high-school use, they certainly should have said so in the item description. From that description, I was left with the impression that it was a travel video.)




2. This was the most awful excuse for a travel video, which I thought I was purchasing. It was more like a very bad home video that my 16 year old daughter and her friends would have made. In fact I should not insult my daughter and her friends that way. They would have done a much better job. The commentary was horrific, she should definetly take some French lessons (the French people would be horrified) and throughout the whole video (only 22 minutes long)there was not ONE scene devoted to the eiffel tower, the most prominent landmark in the whole country!! This video certainly would not make me run to the nearest travel agent and purchase a ticket. The books that I took out from the library gave me a more vivid description of Paris. To say the least I was extremely disapponted.

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