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2020

Chasing Whiskey is a movie starring Tim Matheson, Joe Turkel, and John Grisham. A feature length documentary about Jack Daniel's Whiskey.

Starring: Tina Sinatra, John Grisham, Joe Turkel, Tim Matheson

Genres: Documentary

Director: Greg Olliver

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Greg Olliver
Writer	Greg Olliver, David Larzelere
Stars	Tina Sinatra, John Grisham, Joe Turkel, Tim Matheson
Country	USA
Description	A feature length documentary about Jack Daniel's Whiskey.

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Wednesday, 16 Sep 2020 18:08

The first I'd heard of this documentary was the story in the Huffington Post. So I decided to give it a try. I didn't get it at first, and wondered if it was really that good. Then I was able to appreciate the story and how important it is to get out and see it. In my opinion it's a must see! It's about the people who make our country's food and how important it is to them. I'm not sure how many people are aware of this but the amount of money that is spent on producing corn and wheat makes the food that we eat more expensive. The people who work in the fields and in the factories that produce our food, they don't have enough money to pay their rent. I would love to have more of this documentary because I'd love to know how much money is spent on these fields and what kind of money it takes to produce food. It's a story about so many people and their jobs and how hard it is to get the money to get by.

Monday, 14 Sep 2020 06:32

I was so excited when I heard about this movie. It sounded like such a great movie, and it seemed to be exactly what I was looking for. I am a student of the history of the book, and I am learning new things every day. I want to share this movie with others, and hope that they will enjoy it as much as I did. The acting is amazing. I can't wait to see this movie again, and will most likely watch it again as soon as I can. It will probably be in the same theatre where I saw this movie. I have a question for anyone that hasn't seen it yet. When did the fight scene in the bar at the end happen? When I saw it, I was wondering if that was what it was supposed to be like. It seemed to be a typical fight scene, but I was wondering if the director was going to explain the way it was supposed to be when they were filming the movie. The other thing I want to ask is, was the scene at the end where the friends were all together at the end? It seemed very long, but I could see them all together again. I was wondering if they were just going to start fighting again after the book was over, and then just talk about it afterwards. Any idea why it was that way? It seemed like it lasted a lot longer than what it actually did. Thank you for your time and I hope this movie is as good as I was hoping for.

Thursday, 10 Sep 2020 01:53

I don't know if I can give it a full rating as I was forced to, but I give it 10/10 for being one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. A lot of people don't like this movie because they don't understand that it is not about having sex or drugs, it is a documentary about someone's life and what he/she went through. The facts are not important, what is important is how this person lived. I really loved this documentary. I know that a lot of people don't like it because they don't understand the things the people in this documentary did, but I believe that this is a very important film. The only thing I can compare this documentary to is the Vietnam War. I think that this movie is very important and I'm going to recommend it to all my friends and family. I hope that they can appreciate this movie more.

Wednesday, 26 Aug 2020 00:49

This film is a work of art and a must see for all lovers of film. I think it is absolutely perfect, I was amazed to see the way the people were treated by the police, who treated them like animals. All in all it is an amazing film that should be seen by everyone. I strongly recommend it to everyone, everyone should see it at least once. Thanks to David Lindley for bringing this wonderful film to us.

Monday, 17 Aug 2020 06:15

This is an outstanding documentary. It's amazing to see how the American Indian's of the time struggled to survive in a hostile environment. The film does a great job of bringing the people who lived through this time period into the present. I thoroughly enjoyed the entire film. The director did a fantastic job of making you feel as if you were there. I also liked the director's use of humor. In this time period, there were no TV programs, and this made it much more fun to watch. I highly recommend this documentary to everyone. It will be a great experience.

Saturday, 15 Aug 2020 04:09

This is the first film I've ever been on a school trip to. I was in the wrong seat at the wrong time and my backpack and back pack were not fastened. So I was never in the wrong place at the wrong time. But this film really touched my heart. I had always thought that kids needed to be able to understand the world around them. This film made me realize that sometimes you need to see things the way they are and you have to let yourself be exposed to things for a longer period of time than you usually do. And there were many wonderful lessons. I have seen this film four times now and each time I find new things to learn. I think it is a wonderful film and I recommend it to everyone. There were some moments where I just couldn't believe what I was seeing and it made me think about what I was hearing. I also liked how the films focused on a few students and how the teacher took it upon herself to bring a message to the class and how she had the ability to connect with the kids and bring her voice to the screen. She made me feel that she cared for these kids and felt for them. I think that was very inspirational and I think that was what really made the film work. It made me feel good and I believe that people should see it. I think it is worth the price of admission and you should definitely see it.

Thursday, 13 Aug 2020 01:50

Great interview, interesting stories about alcohol, sex, the personal and social consequences of an addiction and even the life of a single mother. These are the kind of stories that I wish to hear from all of my friends and family about. It's a shame that this documentary didn't get wider distribution and publicity. If you're interested in the subject, I highly recommend this film.

Friday, 31 Jul 2020 02:51

This is the most important film I have ever seen, and I would never watch another film made about its story. It is the epitome of what can be accomplished if enough people can be involved. I will never be able to watch this film in its entirety, but I will always cherish the memories of what it has meant to me.

Wednesday, 29 Jul 2020 10:03

This documentary was a fantastic piece of work! I am the grand-daddy of one of the children in the film, and was very moved by this film. The film also showed us how our children are more then just the eyes in front of us. There is a very important role that children play in shaping the lives of all people, and this film showed us how. The kids in the film are showing us that they can take care of themselves and do the things that they want to do, and even those things that they do not want to do. I hope that this film will be able to reach other families and show them that their children can be as great as any parent. It's great to know that this film has reached such a wide audience, and I am looking forward to seeing more films that are made by children.

Wednesday, 29 Jul 2020 00:45

I just saw the premiere of this movie on Sundance. I absolutely loved the movie, and I'm thrilled to see this moving, funny, powerful, and heartfelt film. It is my first time seeing the movie, and I was impressed with the direction and the editing. I am so thankful for this film and all it accomplished. It is truly a story of hope and empowerment. Everyone should see this movie. We are all suffering in this world, and no matter what our physical condition, we all deserve hope. Thank you for showing us what hope is.

Sunday, 26 Jul 2020 22:26

I've been in a few meetings where people have said they want to know more about the "Pledge" and they haven't been too happy about it. Well, I just want to say that I'm not one of those people, but if you're reading this, then you should know that the "Pledge" is about making the documentary that the character is based on, and all the people who've supported it. This movie has taken so much work, so many hours of effort and it really deserves the praise it's gotten. To see the problems in the world today is to see the "Pledge" and learn about the "Pledge" and the issues in the world today. It's a very different story from the typical Hollywood movie that focuses on the "bad guys" and the "good guys" and there is just no way you can go into this movie with such an open mind. I think this is the most interesting movie I've ever seen. It has some really funny and really emotional moments, but that's not the reason why I like this movie. The movie has the power to bring you to a place that you have never been before, and it's probably one of the best films I've ever seen in my life. The camera work is beautiful, the sound is great, the actors are amazing, and the soundtrack is amazing. The music is really cool, and it has a great message to it. The whole concept of this movie is perfect. The "Pledge" has the power to bring you to a place you've never been before. And, it's a really great movie. It's worth the watch. 9/10

Thursday, 23 Jul 2020 03:18

I loved this film so much that I bought the book and went to school for the last year to read it. The documentary had the best cast I've seen in a long time and I'm so glad they were able to get involved. There was such a contrast between the life of the man and the life of the children that it was both sad and beautiful. One was raised by a single mother and the other had a foster home. Both had to suffer from a childhood trauma that made them both change the way they lived and the way they thought. The contrast was very well captured. I've been looking for this documentary for about 10 years and have been a fan of it for as long as I can remember. I'm really glad that I went to school to learn the history of this man and this event. I hope that everyone that can see this film will also learn something about the way the people of Ireland dealt with a difficult time. I am very grateful that I was able to see this documentary.

Monday, 20 Jul 2020 06:12

The film I've been waiting for, for years, is finally out. Thanks to the Hollywood Machine, for the opportunity to see the story of what the tobacco industry has been doing to American citizens for decades. A non-partisan presentation of the tobacco industry's complicity in the destruction of life, and that of the public. That the tobacco industry was allowed to deceive and poison its way into becoming a billion dollar industry is a shameful tale that no one has been willing to tell. And so, we get this incredible documentary. The movie is a must-see, because it shows how and why so many lives have been turned into rubbish. It's a true story that can teach us something we can't teach our children. This movie is far more than just a propaganda piece. It's a great documentary, that can't be missed. My vote is ten, because it deserves it. It's very powerful, because it's true, and not just the facts of the story, but the ideology behind the tobacco industry, that we're so blinded by, we have no idea what it really does to us. If you haven't seen it yet, watch it now. You'll thank me.

Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 03:52

In my view, this is the most important documentary about alcohol and the struggles of its victims. It also discusses the effects of the Japanese Occupation and the consequences of being a victim of sexual slavery. The filmmakers were successful in capturing the general atmosphere of the early 70s, that was highly sensitive, very affected and particularly for women, the subjects of prostitution, the sexual exploitation of women, and the isolation and lack of social support and support from the people around. The film is especially about how these women are reduced to the level of prostitutes and the ways they are degraded. The film does not show any violence, only sexual exploitation and degradation. It is also very much related to the general atmosphere of the 70s, a kind of dangerous atmosphere, where everyone was free to do whatever he liked, and where the government seemed to be indifferent to women's situation and activities. One can also read the stories of Japanese prostitutes, who also suffered in the same way, with all the degrading conditions, and where they were completely dependent on their clients, sometimes even financially. A documentary that shows the state of society, the way women were treated and abused and the lack of public concern and support for their victims. The situation of the women who were forced to work as prostitutes was totally different to that of the women in the films of the Japanese journalists. The women in the first documentary were taken to a country club where they were humiliated, beaten, abused and even killed by the clientele, and in the second film they were forced to become prostitutes in a Japanese brothel. I was shocked to see how much these women suffered. I was also very interested to see the social background of the participants, their families, their friends, the way they lived, the fashion, the music and how the prostitutes were prepared. Finally, I was also shocked to see how the Japanese state responded to the victims, their survivors, and their families. This documentary, I believe, is very important in Japan, and I hope that it will be widely distributed, and that more people will be aware of the situation of Japanese prostitutes, how they were treated, how they were able to live and how their situation is so critical.

Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 11:04

I didn't know it was an original movie until I watched this one. I was surprised that there were no close ups of the women. If this is not an issue, then I wonder what is. I found myself in the moment of the movie when the cameras were rolling. I found myself with a wonderful sense of wonder and joy at the creative and artistic process that is so important in this world. As the video showed, the women were using very different techniques than the men. I found myself at a great loss for words as to why. But, to be continued. This movie should be seen and appreciated by all.

Friday, 26 Jun 2020 10:33

I am surprised to see so many negative comments on this documentary. I think that the media and society in general are in a bad state of mind regarding drugs and alcohol. When people get involved with drugs, it is not a good thing to have. For those that believe that drugs are the "Holy Grail" for them, I suggest that you read more into the world of drugs than you have ever read before. When it comes to drugs, it's about letting yourself go, or not. Let's not start using drugs because we "need" to, and let's not start using drugs because we think it's "cool". That's a dangerous, inaccurate, and ultimately fatal way to think about drugs. If you don't believe that drugs can bring you great experiences, then you should get out more, and let yourself go. You might be surprised.

Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 20:31

I've been a big fan of Billy Collins for a long time. I've always found him to be a good, intelligent guy who does what he thinks is right. I think he's done a lot of good things for the world, which is why I'm a fan of him. I've never been able to figure out how he was able to turn his world into such a bad place. I think it's because he's always been such a nice, thoughtful, caring guy. This movie shows that Billy is also a talented, brilliant man who always had a great sense of humor. I think everyone should see this movie. I've also seen many of the original commentaries on this movie. I thought the commentaries were really good and put me in mind of the real person who was in the movie. I was surprised at how honest the comments were. I think it's important for people to see the documentary, because they might not see it the same way. I don't want to spoil the movie for people. I think it's important that people see the movie. I really enjoyed this movie and I think it's important for people to see it. I hope people will see it, and I hope that this movie will inspire them to think about how to make the world a better place. I think the movie is a very good documentary about Billy Collins. It really brings back memories for me of how happy I was when I was a kid and how much I loved my dad, and how happy I was when I was in college and getting a degree in history. I hope you enjoy this movie and learn something from it. I'm glad to have watched it.

Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 07:09

This is a must see documentary. It tells the story of how a Native American's efforts to get a loan were both criminal and heroic. The stories of other young men who joined him in trying to get the loan were compelling and heartbreaking. This documentary should be required viewing in every high school in America.

Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 23:51

This movie is well done and can be found on Netflix for free. The American Indian in this film is the one and only Richard Hatch, who was almost universally recognized as the most prolific and influential jazz guitarist in the US. His music is filled with great piano and rhythm passages and great harmonizing and all around great music. The movie is about his life and his music and what he did with it. It is a wonderful biography, not about jazz but about the lives of some very talented people and how they make a living and where they came from. It is well done, full of great music, a real feel good movie. I give it a 10.

Tuesday, 26 May 2020 00:52

All I have to say is this is a movie that the movie industry has been missing for a long time. So what if this movie doesn't compare to your favorite film, it is worth seeing. I saw the movie first, and the audience was cracking up. I didn't have a clue what the movie was about until I saw the poster on the DVD. Then I figured it out. I liked the movie because it showed that not all actors/actresses are handsome, but they all did a good job. The movie gave me a feeling of satisfaction, like I could get the feeling that I did not do all of the things in life I wanted to do, and the movie also gave me a feeling of the little things I did, that I did not expect. This movie is so much better than anything I have ever seen, and I really hope more people see it.

Saturday, 25 Apr 2020 05:15

I was able to see this film in the Ontario Film Festival in Toronto and I have to say it was an eye opener. I saw the movie in the original format as it was shown in the United States, but the DVD version has added scenes and audio that makes it an excellent film. The extras are just amazing. It is now on my "to watch" list. This film is not only about alcoholism and addiction, but it is also about the huge social problems that alcohol and drug abuse brings with it. I have a great deal of respect for the actors and producers of this film and for the work that they did to bring it to us. I would recommend this movie to anyone, and anyone would enjoy it.

Friday, 24 Apr 2020 20:43

I just want to say that the documentary is really good. I just wish it had a little more content, maybe an hour more of footage. It's interesting that most of the scenes were shot by crew members. For example, the documentary shows a scene where the producer and the director are trying to film a scene in a garage. It is filmed by one of the crew members. The scene seems to be perfect, but as soon as the director starts to film, the other crew member starts to film in the garage. What are the chances that they would film the scene perfectly? You can see the camera from the garage and there are no other crew members. It would be even more difficult if the scene was filmed on the street and the other crew members were filming in the garage. And it seems to me that the film crew's time is really valuable because you get to know what kind of film they are making. I would like to see a full documentary. The footage shown in the film is really good and so is the footage they used on the cover. This is really a must see film.

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