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Bravo! To the Bee Gees for this performance. I am 15 years old and LOVE the Brothers Gibb. I sometimes get made fun of at school for liking them, but I don't care. Those other kids don't know what they are missing. Their harmony is spectacular. Barry strains somewhat to hit those old high notes. But who can really blame him. Besides that, he was going through a secret back pain injury that was almost unbearable and nearly left him paralyzed. Anyone who knows singing knows you have to stand up very straight to hit those high notes. Other than that he is flawless. Robin's voice is, as usual, amazing. His voice is creamy smooth in "I Started A Joke". Maurice is robbed of many shots in this concert, which is very sad because it was one of the last ones he did. His vocals are excellent as well. If you listen close, you can hear him sing some pretty high notes. This is a must see, must own, concert of anyone who loves, likes, or has even thought about liking the Bee Gees. It holds many sentimental values because in 2001, youngest brother Maurice, died. The two remaining Bee Gees decided to stop the group. It deserves more then 10 stars. So watch it! Or else!

To Kill A Mockingbird(TKAM)is a timeless classic. It is a story about two children's adventures in a small town in Alabama. Like the book TKAM the movie is unforgettable. My mom rented it for me and I loved it. I have since read the book 7 times, and seen the movie at least 10 times, including one time in the theaters(a local theater puts on old movies once a month). I will watch the movie at any chance I can. Anyone who I have talked to, even if they don't like the book, love the movie. Gregory Pecks portrayal of Atticus Finch is awesome. His act won him the #1 hero spot in the A.F.I. "Greatest Heroes of Film" show. This was also Robert Duval's first film! He plays Boo Radley. His performance is good even though he has no speaking parts. Most definitely watch this movie. It is worth your time! ENJOY!