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Short Film about Movies by Errol Morris

A short that began the 2002 Academy Awards. It was made by world renown documentarian Errol Morris. You may see some familiar faces in the piece including Al Sharpton, former presidential candida...  
 
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Jackbean (6 months ago) Show Hide
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We're all puppets. Just some puppets are bigger than others (ref julialandau in 2008).
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FussbettSanitario (8 months ago) Show Hide
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I like the way Errol Morris mind-controlled these people into saying movie titles.
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Wavy Gravy saying that Hearts and Minds (released in 1974) stopped the Vietnam War is so wacky when US involvement in Vietnam stopped in 1973. I don't get it.
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Because she's not George!! Although she did marry him.... Hmmm... I have to think about this!
Anyway, I loved this piece.... Anyone who didn't needs to join the Tin Man and search for a heart... :-)
luvjoi0817 (11 months ago) Show Hide
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Ha! I've been looking for this! I knew Youtube wouldn't let me down. The funny thing is-- I still have it, along w/ the complete coverage of the 2002 AA on VHS. I know, I'm old school.
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Totally love this piece.
shaburbalak (1 year ago) Show Hide
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i love errol morris
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What I rteally liked about the movie is that it stitches the individual messages of everyone together to create a feeling, a kind of aura about the topic of movies. The comment that remains with me is the man saying that movies are a kind of poetry. I don't know if all movies are poetic, but Errol Morris has certainly mastered poetry in this genre. I've just viewed his film, 'Fast, Cheap and Out of Control'; the pacing is practically in iambic pentameter.
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There's something about the way Christy Turlington says "Julie Christie" that is just so delicious.

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