Van Gogh [1991]
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Customer Review: Good Recapp of Olympic glories!
This was a good recapp of famous scenes from the Olympics. The video highlights how a lot of the Olympic traditions began and how the modern Olympics were restarted. It takes you through three hours of the greatest Olympic moments. I was a little dissappointed that we didn’t hear the orginal commentary from the games, along with Bud Greenspan. It also didn’t show enough of some of the more famous Olympians - there was not much on Greg Louganis or Jesse Owins, or Nadia Comaneci. Overall I liked this video but I was a little dissappointed.
Customer Review: Great Documentary
I originally saw this documentary on PBS and thought it was a great recap of the last 100 years of the Olympic Games. I am glad to see that it is now on video.
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Van Gogh [1991]
Customer Review: A Must See!
A cold, chilling, interpretation of Vincent’s last days. Actor Jacques Dutronc picked up the 1992 Cesar Award for his performance as Vincent as his demise to madness finally causes him to commit suicide. Dutronc play Vincent as removed and seemigly not always ‘quite with it.’ His performance is brooding and sometimes confusing which makes you want and need to see this film again and again, discovering something new about Vincent upon each viewing.
‘Towering…powerful…masterly…this is a film to savour’ Said The Times and they were right!
