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This year has pretty much been bad movie after bad movie with few exceptions including Sin City, but going into the theater to not just pay witness to best movie this year but the best Peter Jackson movie ever. The effects were just so amazing that you simply forget the word special effects.

Like every masterpiece you feel its too short even though it may even be three hours long. Don't wait for this to come out on video because this is a film designed for the theater.

Simply amazing, A must see.

10/10

I had been hunting down a copy of Martin Scorese's documentary of Bob Dylan, No Direction Home: Bob Dylan for nearly a month yet it had always been rented. Finally the day came where it was in-stock, I came back home from dinner placed the movie in at 1am suspecting I'd only watch an hour or two of it. I stayed up the whole duration of the film.

There is not a single aspect of the film that either irritates me or pushes me away from the film. It gives you a first hand look at the life of Bob Dylan in his youth but focuses on his prime between the years of 1962-1966. Although the movie ends abruptly after its three hour and forty-eight minute duriation you feel some what more important and upset that the masterpiece has ended.

It is an extremely important movie that all Scorese or Dylan fans most observe.

Its Perfect.

When you think that talk shows are only about Jerry Springer and Jenny Jones shows about men and women with one tooth, is part raccoon part trailer trash. Tired of those shoes then watch MONTEL!

Montel is such a good host. He knows when to talk and when to be quiet. He has good topics not topics about men having affairs with sheep like other shows. His shows have meaning and heart. I hope this show stays on the air for many years.

Montel KICKS ASS!