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Probably the greatest documentary on WW11. A masterpiece from beginning to end. I salute the creators of this masterpiece.

@jendeh1000 He put it on his credit card.

@elgintv Newton was VERY nervous, being up there with Buckley. He knew he was out of his league and at any time could have been embarressed by him. Buckley knew this as well and was easy on him.

I was the last person to have swam in Sutro Baths in 1953. There were news photographers there that day that took pictures of us kids swimming in the pools. Does anyone happen to know where I could find those pics?

@beedoe51 Chad and Jeremy? I hope your joking. If not? take your medication

@AntiFeminaziMale probably, Marciano had an incredable training routine. And no matter what anyone says, the point is he DID beat Moore. But Moore himself was a warrior and you shouldn't take anything away from him. Rocky probably could have fought a few more years and had a higher number record,...

is this the same gal that is singing the Permanente ad on TV? if so, which one is she? and how about treating us to some more material? Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee pritty please :)

@Supertramp1966 he was ruff and he was crude, BUT he was himself. and honesty to yourself is the rarest of qualities. it's essential in any person who's trying to convey who they are. if people don't like it? move on to someone else, there's plenty of people out there that can entertain you in y...

I noticed that the video was taken at night, maybe that had something to do with it. The birds are probably attracted to the light that is around your place. But who knows. It's pritty cool whatever the reason. And yes, they look to be finches. They're neat, beautiful little birds, with a wide ra...

@MrUninsi The Monkees?

@genecorrado except maybe Steely Dan, who I believe are far and away the most sophisticated rock musicians of all. take a listen to Aja and see if you agree.

@veebur56 What did your mother do after her career in Hollywood?

Bob Dylan did a great version of this Roger's hit. Honest.

Ain't nobody better than Mr. Bennett. Even Frank (what's his name?) said that.

@854RRR I'm still in the womb and I love that song. I can't wait till I get out. Yahooooooooooooooooooooo

@jubitoftw ya he should, it's an insult. Do you really think for a moment that soldiers go into battle to defend free speech? ha ha ha come on, those are loftly "intellectual" fantasies that NO soldier has the luxury of contemplating. Give me a break.

@Ravanaboy actually the Germans were a highly educated/ cultured peoplel. Remember they gave the world Bach and Beethoven.

@LanceHertford even if he did, he's merely expressing his opinion. And it's still not illegal (in this country) to have an opinion. At least not yet.

@necktieguy1 You should hear Bill Evans and Stan Getz version. Wow! It was recorded in the mid 70's. Check it out.

Everything Michael does, enriches it. Every song he touches he breaths new life into it. Makes it sound as if it was written for him.

@MikeVincentProd Your absolutely right. Nothing against the Beatles, but please you can't even begin to compare them to the sophistication of Fagen and Becker. The Beatles were merely George Martin's orchestra. I mean look what he did with the Bee Gees. They were knuckle heads before they hooked...

I can't believe these people are "taunting" the police after just seeing someone get shot. What are they thinking? That's the worst thing you can do. Isn't that why Oscar Grant got shot?

I love this

@IceRice3000 Forgive my entering this dispute, but the US never lost a battle in the Vietnam War. Not one battle. How do you lose a war when you've not lost a single battle? By losing the support of the media. That war was lost here in America, not over there.

@satanxhhhx They're probably kids tho.

are you kidding? I've seen little skinny dudes totally dominate a muscle bound guy. I't's all about technique and leverage.

@Tweekerhead ha ha ha, your funny :)

@kenia186 I loved him too. I still do. There was a show earlier this year at the DeYoung Museum here in San Francisco of the collection of the Museum DeOrsy of Paris. Amongst the works was several by my uncles "bud" Vincent. :)

Nice job cazanova. What relationship do you have to the film? Are you the filmaker?

Unfortunately Mr. Corbusier's work ultimately turned into the nightmare of housing projects and other nameless monster high rises that clutter the skyline of the western world. His buildings make the person feel small and oppressed.

@Angrage696969 She hates whitey? so what, that's her business. Altho I don't think she's actually said that specifically Angrage. And even if she did? She looks pritty harmless.

I personally feel that ultimately his "large scale" architecture failed. And it failed miserably, The legacy of which scars the skyline of most major cities.

@bobert4him don't feel bad. we're all fascinated by watching "others" in pain. what do they call it? that "train wreck" of someone elses life? perverse. I mean look at what happened to Michael Jackson? It's really kinda sad.

@2010BeachBoy You got that right buddy. Brian Wilson is definately in that short list of American composers that changed the music they were in. With out Brian Wilson there would have not been the "self contained"/ "self producing/ writer" groups of the 60's. Brian Wilson is sincerely deserving o...

This was filmed at the new 12,000 square ft. McDonald's in down town Moscow. That's the deep fry/french fry cooker behind them.