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(171) 6.7 110 min 2018

A portrait of hard rocking band Deer Tick, known for their substance-fueled live performances, on their evolutionary journey to become one of the greatest cult rock bands of our time.

Genres: Biography, Music, Documentary

Director: William Miller

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Genres	Biography, Music, Documentary
Director	William Miller
Country	USA
Also Known As	Straight Into a Storm
Runtime	1H 50M

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Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 04:50

Although many people, especially young people, may not have heard of the story of "The Rainmaker" before, this is a great documentary about the life and music of the legendary Jimi Hendrix. The film is narrated by his widow, a great and inspiring performance by the cast and crew, and a plethora of photos of Hendrix's life. The film also includes interviews with many people who knew him, and a handful of his personal photos. The documentary is a little slow, but well worth your time. If you like the story of Jimi Hendrix, or any great musician for that matter, this is a great documentary to watch.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 20:17

Some of the best stories ever told are told through a single, solitary photograph. Whether it's a photograph of the moon or a photograph of a child dying of a drug overdose, a single shot of the world is enough to evoke emotion, raise a tear or inspire a word of praise. For many, that single picture will be their only shot of the world, and they'll capture that shot as the best of their lives. This is the story of a single photograph, and the entire world of photography that captured the moment. We, as a society, still have not quite recovered from the cost of that photograph. There are still so many great photographs of the world out there, but so few of them have made it to the screen. For that reason alone, this documentary is absolutely essential viewing for anyone interested in the art of photography, and for anyone who cares about the impact that photography can have on society. What follows are the interviews of some of the biggest names in the business, from the early days of professional photography, through the mid-1960s and the early 1990s to the late 1990s and the present. They cover the many different aspects of the photographic industry and the career of the photographer that was so central to it's rise in popularity. You can see the story of the rise and fall of the "X-Fifty" and the evolution of photojournalism. You can see the impact of photography on people's lives. You can see how it changed the way we see and make sense of the world. The photography, the amazing shots and the film-making are all equally important to the story. This is a good documentary. It is worth seeing. It is a great film.

Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 22:06

I'm not an overly-sensitive music fan, but I really enjoyed this movie. The style is very cinematic, very well done. The music is superb, and the editing is very well done. I liked the music and the characters. I also enjoyed the story. I was surprised by the ending, and that was the only thing I didn't like. I do think the movie could have been more consistent, and maybe a little longer. It is a movie about a rock band, but there were too many plot holes. Also, I don't think this is an accurate portrayal of the band, and I don't think it is the best film about them. The movie is very enjoyable, and I think it is a must see for anyone who loves music, and anyone who wants to know what it was like to be a rock star. My only complaint is the ending, but that is only a minor issue. This movie is a must see for anyone who wants to know what it was like to be a rock star.

Saturday, 30 May 2020 10:57

This is a fantastic documentary about the making of "Straight Into A Storm", a film that was supposed to be a mega hit in the 70's but never quite made it. The film is actually an excellent portrait of the people involved, the actors, the music, the special effects, the stars, and the production. It's a very informative look at the making of this film, with interviews with the main actors and the production team. But more importantly, it's an excellent look at the making of the film itself, with many scenes taken from the actual film, as well as from interviews with the people involved. It's amazing to see how they created the special effects and the production, how they created the film, how they filmed it, how they performed it, and what a great way they did it! The production company is shown, the producers, the actors, the effects people, the crew, the location managers, the set designer, and so many more. The interviews are all great, but the real gems are the people involved. The film is an amazing documentary, and I would recommend it to anyone who loves films or anyone who has ever wanted to make one.

Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 06:29

I was really surprised at how much I enjoyed this documentary. I was expecting to see a bunch of over the top interviews and a bunch of music videos. This documentary is so much more than that. It's also a great look at the music scene in the 90's, and at how people felt about the music they were listening to. A lot of the music that was being played in the 90's was totally different from what we were hearing in the 90's. This documentary is just a great overview of what was going on in the music scene. The people interviewed are really great, and it's really cool to see them interact with the music. It's also cool to see some of the artists they interview. This is one of the better documentaries I've seen. It's really interesting to see the different things people were doing in the music scene back then. It's interesting to see what they were listening to and how they were hearing it. It's also interesting to see how people reacted to the music. It's also really interesting to see how the music was received and what people thought about it. I also really enjoyed the interviews. I'm not really a fan of music documentaries, but this one was really good. I'm not sure if I'll be watching it again, but it's a good one.

Austin Patterson

Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 03:58

I have watched this documentary about a lot of bands over the years. This one is particularly good. It's great to see the musicians talk about their experience and how they have been influenced by their experiences. It's also great to hear stories of how they met and grew up. I really liked the way that they documented the experience of each member and the influences that they had on their music. You really feel the weight that the band put on the other members. I think the film did a really good job of presenting the music of the bands as well as the people that made it. The music was great and the people were really interesting. This is a great documentary that shows how music is influenced by people and how it affects their lives. I highly recommend it.

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