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(291) 6.3 96 min 2018

Game Changers is a TV movie starring Alex Trebek, J.D. Roth, and Ken Jennings. Alex Trebek hosts a documentary about television game shows featuring interviews with a number of game show hosts and producers.

Starring: Alex Trebek, J.D. Roth, Ken Jennings, Gary Dawson

Genres: Documentary

Director: J. Craig Thompson

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	J. Craig Thompson
Writer	J. Craig Thompson
Stars	Alex Trebek, J.D. Roth, Ken Jennings, Gary Dawson
Country	USA
Also Known As	Alex Trebek's Game Changers
Runtime	1H 36M
Description	Alex Trebek hosts a documentary about television game shows featuring interviews with a number of game show hosts and producers.

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Friday, 18 Sep 2020 15:10

An interesting documentary about the life and work of the late, great director John Cassavetes. It's a look at his career in particular and his work as a whole. The film is centered on his first film, a short film called 'The Last Picture Show'. It's a sad and sad film, but is a wonderful piece of cinematic art that will be hard to forget. As for the film itself, it is a little uneven, it's not bad, but it's not great either. It has a great soundtrack, a nice, a little bit of 'funny' humor and a beautiful, melancholic, but not uplifting soundtrack. It has a small, but important subplot of Cassavetes' divorce, that is not mentioned at all in the film, and it is really a minor character. It's not exactly a great film, but it is a very interesting film, and it is an excellent film. It is also very well made and directed. Recommended.

Saturday, 05 Sep 2020 16:11

The film starts out like a documentary, but the second half of the movie goes into the real world and how the government's "open-source" design, while effective in creating a seamless and complete system, has produced great problems. This is actually a very good film, and I enjoyed it very much. But it's not perfect. First, it does not tell you what the system is supposed to be, or what the problems are. It just tells you that it's a system and how the government is manipulating the system. So if you are watching this expecting to find out what is going on in the world, you will be disappointed. You have to be a part of this system, and if you are not, then you are completely unaware of what is going on. Second, the film does not have enough material to go into depth on the issues. It doesn't show you what the government does, it shows you what it doesn't do, and how the government's actions are changing the world. This is important to understand because it shows that the government does not change the world, it just makes changes to the world. Third, it is not as good as the first film because it just tells you the government's plan, but not enough of it is explained. There are some great ideas in this film, but it's not enough. The second film is just too long and doesn't go as deep as the first film. There is also a great documentary on the same topic, so it's a great film that just doesn't really explain the real issues well enough.

Saturday, 29 Aug 2020 17:00

I've watched the movie a few times and I still don't get it. I'm not a fan of the director and I don't like the actors. But I really liked this movie. I really loved the way it was shot. I love the way they used the music in the movie. I also love the way the director captured the essence of the time period. I also love the way the director showed the humanity of the people in the movie. I think the director did a great job. I really enjoyed this movie and I think it deserves more attention.

Tuesday, 25 Aug 2020 19:31

A look at what has happened to the future of entertainment, since the 1980s. A lot of interesting observations on how films have changed, with new technology, special effects and smart editing techniques. But all the time, there are still the traditional film techniques (acting, directing, cinematography, etc) that get to the point: 'now that's a great film'. This documentary is interesting in a number of ways. As a fan of a variety of movies, it's hard not to feel a bit like the narrator: feeling good about the films that you love, but wishing you had some fresh, original, innovative ideas to make something new. I've seen so many different ways of making films, and so many different people who are capable of making something new, and interesting. A really nice piece of research and exploration of what we are capable of. But of course, you can't make a film just by making a bunch of cool looking people doing cool looking things.

Sunday, 23 Aug 2020 17:12

It was interesting to see a movie that was not filled with dramatic scenes and characters, but rather it was a documentary that focused on a group of people. I found the acting to be very well done. The students in the film were not your typical Hollywood stars and it really showed that these kids had to get out of their comfort zone to make it to college. In some ways, I think it is the most important thing they will do in their lives, and to do that they need to have a purpose and they needed to find that purpose through college. In my opinion, this film is very interesting, and very well done. It will definitely give you a different view of what college is about.

Thursday, 30 Jul 2020 21:33

Totally fine documentary on the subject of the hit US TV series 24, which has now become a worldwide phenomenon. Tackling the problems of the series from the mid-80s on, director Alex Gibney takes us back to the filming locations, the cast and crew, and the directors. With some time to reflect and a few big laughs, this is one film you'll want to see multiple times.

Sunday, 26 Jul 2020 17:08

What can I say? I think this is a must-see film, a "must watch" film, a "must see" film. There are a few things I would have done differently, but it was still a fantastic film. I also would have appreciated more explanation of the game changer, and less of the non-sequitur "death of Superman" (how it's the big secret), etc. I also would have preferred the film to have been more informative on the game changers. For example, in the original version of the film, it was revealed that the game changer was "the son of a Roman general" who had the power to take over a man's body (as with Flash Gordon and the headless horseman) and manipulate the mind and body (as with Batman and Robin). While the film did reveal that it was the son of General Zod, the role of his father is not clarified, and the film still was a great film.

Friday, 24 Jul 2020 07:53

I was pleasantly surprised to see a documentary about the rise and fall of the famous American artist Andy Warhol. I was also pleased to see the many interesting stories told about Warhol and his contemporaries. The documentary was well done, and it was interesting to see the lives of Warhol's contemporaries, and the ways they were affected by Warhol. I also appreciated that it was not just about Warhol, but about the way the artists were affected by Warhol's influence. The documentary also showed Warhol's fascination with the human body, and how he was able to create his art in a way that made it more realistic. I liked the way it was done, and I think it was a good documentary.

Monday, 20 Jul 2020 00:54

The first part of this movie is great. I liked the perspective of the film makers, the women talking about the men and their lives. It made me feel for the men and their families. But then, the second part of the movie is lacking. The second half of the movie does not answer all the questions raised by the first half of the movie. Some people I talked to were surprised that the movie did not answer the question of whether they had any biological children. And I am the same. The movie does not answer the question whether they have any biological children, but I still feel that this movie should have done a better job of answering the question of whether they had any biological children. The only answer I got was "maybe" but I am still going to keep it in my head for some time. This is a movie that is definitely worth seeing.

Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 19:11

As a 30 year veteran of the music business I can say with confidence that this documentary was well done. I've been in this business for almost 50 years and can honestly say that this was the most thought out and thought provoking piece of work that I've ever seen. I've been to all the major studios in Hollywood and worked with all of them and as a former producer and exec, this is a very personal piece of work. It's not a political or social statement but it is a very well done piece of work. I thought that the music was very authentic and raw and the directors did a great job of portraying the business side of things and the stars and their decisions. I also thought that the story was very believable and the story that they were able to tell was very much one of a family that could go through many changes in a short period of time. I'm sure that many will disagree with my opinion but I thought that this film was well done and was a real eye opener to me as a producer. This is one of the best documentaries that I have seen in a long time.

Friday, 19 Jun 2020 22:31

I just watched this movie on TV. I liked it very much. This is my first IMDb review, but I am going to do a movie review every time I watch a movie. The movie itself is a perfect example of what a documentary should be. It's like a movie inside a movie, and it is very much entertaining. It is like a good documentary with great dialogues and a very great cast. I give it 7/10.

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 12:04

A very good documentary about the work of one of the best documentary filmmakers of our time, Werner Herzog. I was lucky enough to have seen this film at the Sundance Festival, and it was absolutely amazing. I can't imagine anyone not enjoying it. It is a very serious film, but it is also very funny and inspiring. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves documentaries, or if you just like Werner Herzog. It is a very important film, and it deserves to be seen by everyone.

Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 14:30

I'm a huge fan of the documentary and have watched it many times. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the topic of global warming. It's a very well put together film. I especially enjoyed the fact that the filmmakers tried to be very critical of the mainstream media. They pointed out that many news organizations are not neutral and have an agenda. I also enjoyed the fact that the filmmakers focused on a specific group of people. I don't want to give away the details of the film, but it's important to note that the documentary focuses on the three main groups that are the most vocal about global warming. These are the activists, the scientists, and the corporations. The activists are people who are concerned about global warming. The scientists are the ones who are trying to figure out how to prevent global warming. And the corporations are the ones who are trying to make money off of the situation. The documentary makes a great point that the corporations are not really concerned about the environment. They are concerned about profits. They want to make money. And the corporations are very concerned about global warming. This is the reason why the corporations have done everything they can to try to stop the scientists from doing their job. It's also why the activists are very outspoken about the dangers of global warming. I think this film does a great job of showing the people who are the most vocal about global warming. It also shows the people who are trying to stop global warming. Overall, I think this film is very well put together and I highly recommend it. I think it's a great film to watch.

Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 08:30

I love this film, and I am not a film critic. It's a simple documentary about film. It doesn't pretend to be anything other than a documentary about film. I found the film to be a very deep and emotional film about the ways in which films are made and how they are made. I think the film is an interesting look at the filmmaking process. It's a great way to get into the mind of a filmmaker, who by the end of the film seems to have an amazing amount of experience in the world of film. I think the film is a great example of how the real story behind a film is often much more interesting than the films themselves. It is a fascinating look into how a film is made, and the people who make the films. It's a great story, and it is one that I highly recommend.

Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 03:29

I didn't want to watch this documentary because it was just boring. The makers could have spent some more time on the facts and also some more on the subjects themselves. There are many details that are completely missing in the documentary. It should have been a little more focused on the people themselves. It seems as if they are just looking for any possible advantage that they can get for themselves. In my opinion it was also too much focused on the producers and their personal interests. I don't think they had a proper education and they were not as professional as they could have been. The documentary should have been more about the subjects themselves and their personal lives. I think it was about time for the documentary makers to use their professional knowledge to have a more interesting documentary. The producers should have taken the time to do some research on the subjects themselves to make it more interesting. As for the topics themselves, it's still a good documentary. I don't think it would have been better than the documentary on the famous al-Qaida terrorist, if the subjects were studied more. It would have been great if there had been some more on the topic of the Ethiopian military and how they act and behave, but it seems like they are just looking for any advantage they can get. They are not as professional as they could have been. As for the documentary on the Ethiopian military, it is a good documentary, but it's not as interesting as the documentary on al-Qaida terrorist.

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