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Rewind This!

  • 2013
  • Not Rated
  • 1 Std. 31 Min.
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7,1/10
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Rewind This! (2013)
Documentary

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuHome video changed the world. The cultural and historical impact of the VHS tape was enormous. This film traces the ripples of that impact by examining the myriad aspects of society that wer... Alles lesenHome video changed the world. The cultural and historical impact of the VHS tape was enormous. This film traces the ripples of that impact by examining the myriad aspects of society that were altered by the creation of videotape.Home video changed the world. The cultural and historical impact of the VHS tape was enormous. This film traces the ripples of that impact by examining the myriad aspects of society that were altered by the creation of videotape.

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    • Josh Johnson
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Ben Jousan
    • David Gregory
    • Micah Matthews
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      • Josh Johnson
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      • Ben Jousan
      • David Gregory
      • Micah Matthews
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    Ben Jousan
    • Self - VHS Collector
    David Gregory
    • Self - Severin Films
    Micah Matthews
    • Self - ReeDistraction.com
    Mike Vraney
    Mike Vraney
    • Self - Something Weird Video
    Don May Jr.
    Don May Jr.
    • Self - Synapse Films
    Brian Kelley
    • Self - Home Video Aficionado
    Kelly-sue Calderon
    • Self - VHS Collector
    Joey Gravis
    • Self - VHS Collector
    Heather Hankamer
    • Self - Manager, Premiere Video
    Tommy Swenson
    • Self - Video Editor, Alamo Drafthouse
    Frank Henenlotter
    Frank Henenlotter
    • Self - Writer & Director, Basket Case
    Shôko Nakahara
    • Self - Actor, Visitor Q
    • (as Showko Nakahara)
    Tom Mes
    • Self - MidnightEye.com
    Dimitri Simakis
    • Self - Video Alchemist, Everything is Terrible
    Zack Carlson
    • Self - Author, Destroy All Movies
    Phil Blankenship
    • Self - Video Maniac
    Julia Marchese
    Julia Marchese
    • Self - New Beverly Cinema
    Paul 'Dormarth' Malleck
    • Self - VHS Horror Enthusiast
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      • Josh Johnson
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    7Sergeant_Tibbs

    Quirky reminder of a lost art.

    Oh the good ol' days of VHS. Yes, I wore my Disney videos down til they were just a fuzzy haze of grainy musical colours like everyone else, but my real relationship with cassettes comes from recorded movies from the TV guides. When I was first getting into film, I began my catchup with a big list of modern essentials such as Fight Club, Goodfellas, Full Metal Jacket, American Beauty, Pulp Fiction, all of which I watched and rewatched on video tape until I knew exactly where the advert breaks would come. That's essentially why I do what I do today. I never collected VHS like the subjects of this documentary, but ever since I got into DVD collecting, I've been manic. Blu-rays, books, vinyls, I collect 'em all. Although VHS is more or less useless these days (I remember the moment my player just decided to stop working, it was very irritating), I can definitely relate to the people in the film who scourer car boot sales obsessively for rarities.

    Rewind This! is a nostalgic reminder of why VHS deserved to be the best of their kind at the time. It's the same reason I like vinyl. They have a 'lived-in' quality we can't get from the polish of blu-ray. Little imperfections that are part of its unique identity where they've been over- paused and subsequently scarred with snowy lines of distortion. Although there's an almost Not Quite Hollywood focus on horror and porn as far as the 'hidden gems' go, it's a very interesting documentary. The film itself is well done, but admittedly, the industry professionals are far more interesting than the caricature hipsters who just really like videos. Definitely some colourful characters there on both sides. It does lack structure and its 8-bit music gives it an unwarranted sense of urgency that can be distracting, but it makes great use of cutaway footage from the video footage the subjects talk about. There's a great charm about its flaws and that kind of reflects its points about the authenticity and naivety on VHS. Worth watching.

    7/10
    8JustCuriosity

    An Entertaining Nostalgic Look at the History of the VHS

    Rewind This was well-received in its world premiere at the SXSW Film Festival in Austin, TX. The film was particularly welcomed, because the filmmakers and many of the interviewees and video stores were local products. It is an extremely entertaining film that takes the audience through the history of how the VHS tape really transformed society. The clips of old VHS films are incredibly entertaining. There are many funny observations and stories about this world that seems to be fast disappearing. Thematically, the film shows us how the ability to watch movies on our own schedules in our own homes transformed the relationship of individuals to the entertainment world. For the first time, anyone could watch almost any movie in the comfort of their own home. We forget the social implications today of bringing movies (and, yes, porn) from the theater into the home. The film also explores the world of the nostalgic collectors who maintain large collections of VHS films that haven't been re-released on DVD and blu-ray. (They seem particularly obsessed with low grade horror movies.) There is a heavy element of nostalgia as they defend their beloved medium and its virtues. The film might seem strange to the younger generation, but it brings back a lot of memories for those of us who grew up during the VHS revolution.
    7Fluke_Skywalker

    Not just nostalgia

    'Rewind This!' is not just a bunch of 30-40 something white males waxing nostalgic--though there's certainly some of that--it's a surprisingly thoughtful and enlightening look at the history of the format, its many quirks and the people who are caretakers of a very unglamorous bit of cultural preservation.

    Even if you've never owned a VCR or watched a movie on video tape I believe that you'll find some genuine value in this bit of pop cultural archeology.

    Oh, and I fully understand the irony of the fact that I watched this on DVD.
    8alisonc-1

    The History of Videotapes, Entertainingly Told

    "Rewind This!" is a documentary about VCRs, VHS tapes and the people who collect them. The story begins with the war between the Betamax and VCR formats, which of course the latter won despite the fact that Betamax was a far superior technology – but it could only play tapes of an hour or less, so any movie would need to be on more than one tape, a design flaw that killed it fairly quickly. Once VCR had won, people started discovering the joys of being able to watch movies at home, at the time of one's choosing – or at least they did once the price of the machine and the tapes (originally priced at $99!) came down. The film interviews a plethora of modern-day fans of the format (my personal favourite was a woman who organizes her tapes by the dominant colour of the box) as they describe falling in love with video, making home movies themselves and searching for old tapes at flea markets and the like – some collectors have over 100,000 of the clunky boxes! And, of course, the film includes a variety of scenes from videotapes, especially that genre of straight-to-video creations, which are a hoot to see. Definitely made me want to hunt up our old VHS tapes that are slowly rotting somewhere in the basement!
    10rockhaggis911

    Important. Quintessential.

    Simply put, I loved this documentary! Josh Johnson's ode to the VHS age, Rewind This! (2013) opens with a film enthusiast combing a flea market for VHS tapes, overflowing with the sort of passion any and all global VHS hunters (and film lovers) will immediately recognize. This image sets the tone. Like Not Quite Hollywood (2008) and Machete Maidens Unleashed! (2010) before it, Rewind This! will whet your appetite for rare films to add to your collection, but with the added bonus of causing you to scour the earth hunting for a VHS player the second you finish watching it. Powerful stuff, and a must see for film nuts everywhere! (my favorite moment is director Frank Henenlotter explaining the unique feature on his sublime horror comedy Frankenhooker's VHS box: press a button and hear a reanimated prostitute ask you "Wanna date?" This prompts a montage of several other VHS junkies explaining the same feature, and results in the sort of rush of recognition shared by enthusiasts across the world: I personally hit that damn button a million times with every visit to the video store!)

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      David 'The Rock' Nelson - Outsider Artist: I got ideas comin' outta my head, man, I'm 55! What's wrong with you guys sayin' you're old, when you're like my age, or younger! You're not old! Don't tell me, "Oh, I'm 48, I'm gettin' too old fer this." Man, you're just a kid! Get motivated! You know, some of you will say, "Oh, you gotta do it digitally." Yeah, digital schmidgital! I don't need a computer to make a movie, I never have! I just shoot the dang thing. If you got a video camera, stick a blank tape in that machine, and film the dang thing! Quit makin' excuses, "Well, I don't have all this money. I need a budget so I can buy all this digital equipment." Use what ya got! "Well I didn't go to film school, I don't know if my movies are gonna be good er not." Don't worry about it! Just listen to your heart and you do it! You take charge of your own vision! And don't worry what other people think! And don't let your mom talk you outta makin' monster movies! I told my mom, I said. My mom said, "David I wish you'd grow up, and do somethin' more constructive with your time!" I said, "Mom, you can't stop me from makin' movies, because you know I'm gonna do it anyway!"

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      • 27. August 2013 (Vereinigte Staaten)
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