This was a most amazing documentary for a behind the scenes film. It felt more like hanging out with Ringo Starr and his friends than an actual movie. Since the credits show that a lot of the camera work was by the actual musicians, it was more like watching Ringo's home movies than a typical big crew polished film. I highly recommend it to any music fan regardless of age. To see Ringo and producer Mark Hudson work with their stellar cast was phenomenal. I particularly liked the duet with Ringo and Willie Nelson. An unusual combination of voices, but one that worked wonderfully! And Eric Clapton's riff's on the George Harrison tribute were amazing. And Gilmour working out his multiple guitar parts was quite interesting to see.
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Greg the Bunny
(2002–2004)
The Funniest in years!!!
29 March 2002
The premier of Greg the Bunny has to be one of the funniest shows since the original premier of the Simpsons! Smart writing and crisp direction keep the laughs coming. The added benefit of comic genius Eugene Levy, and rising star Seth Green make this a show no one with a funny bone should miss. Disregard those reviews from people that didn't "get it". They probably sniff at the inappropriateness of Blazing Saddles too! Count Blah, with is verbal "tic"; Junction Jack and his dark side; and of course Warren Demontague, a thespian among hacks, makes this one show anyone with a sense of humor shouldn't miss. The episode featuring Gary Oldman is brutally funny, and Greg's date with Dottie has to be seen to be believed. I can't wait to see the Greg dolls in the store.
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