I have NEVER written a review before but I am so ridiculously frustrated with the absolute junk and trash that is considered "cinema" for quite some time. It was a family legacy and quite an enjoyable experience to go to the movies or watch a show on television (with a choice of seven channels). I can't remember the last time I actually enjoyed ANY genre of celluloid. However, this documentary was utterly entertaining for ALL the right reasons. Telling the backstory of how classic films were brought to fruition had me laughing and astonished at some of the encounters. I also found the editing and cuts for comic relief crafty and ingenious. Not only is this series highly interesting and inviting, it brings back the nostalgia, memories and emotions when ALL involved had brilliance, vision, skills, pride, craftsmanship, REAL talent, resilience, loyalty, dedication and chemistry. NOW ALL WE HAVE ARE TONS OF JUNK ON HUNDREDS OF NETWORKS AND IN THE THEATER!!! Please, Please the show must go on.....
Review of The Movies That Made Us
