robotrobinson
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I stumbled across this movie after adding the free "Local Now" channel to my Roku.
Streaming it in 2022 makes me feel nostalgic for SF from the turn of the millennium - wish we could recapture those times. Loved each one of the actors - all seemed so genuine.
While it's not a musical, the nicely done original soundtrack songs give it a touch of Broadway appeal.
Do not miss this movie, if, * you have ever lived in or near SF, * have never been to SF, * want to see what SF used to look and feel like, * enjoy acting over action, * enjoy romantic comedies.
OMGosh, IMDB will not let me post anything less than 600 characters. What else can I say? Please check out this movie!
It's been two decades, looking forward to the sequel. :)
Streaming it in 2022 makes me feel nostalgic for SF from the turn of the millennium - wish we could recapture those times. Loved each one of the actors - all seemed so genuine.
While it's not a musical, the nicely done original soundtrack songs give it a touch of Broadway appeal.
Do not miss this movie, if, * you have ever lived in or near SF, * have never been to SF, * want to see what SF used to look and feel like, * enjoy acting over action, * enjoy romantic comedies.
OMGosh, IMDB will not let me post anything less than 600 characters. What else can I say? Please check out this movie!
It's been two decades, looking forward to the sequel. :)
This film is amazing, simple, and beautiful.
The scenery, nature, music, narration, and editing in this film, skillfully come together in a subtle way that creates a lasting aftereffect. It's hard to describe. This is a film I wish everyone could see.
"Year of the Caribou" and "The Alaska Wilderness Adventure" are the same movie.
I picked up this documentary by mistake at a local video rental store back in the early 1990's. Over a decade later, I was able to track down and purchase a copy of the VHS tape. This is not a high resolution film, but I'm grateful that the nature, life, beauty, and music of this film have now been captured digitally for future generations on DVD.
Caribou (DVD and VHS) is better video quality compared to Alaska Wilderness (DVD and Amazon Instant Video). Reviews on video quality differences are available on Amazon.
The Caribou DVD offers a pictorial update of the Meader family since 1977, and a pictorial photo journal, both set to beautiful music.
Another documentary film that also spanned years that I wish everyone could see is People of the Forest: The Chimps of Gombe
The scenery, nature, music, narration, and editing in this film, skillfully come together in a subtle way that creates a lasting aftereffect. It's hard to describe. This is a film I wish everyone could see.
"Year of the Caribou" and "The Alaska Wilderness Adventure" are the same movie.
I picked up this documentary by mistake at a local video rental store back in the early 1990's. Over a decade later, I was able to track down and purchase a copy of the VHS tape. This is not a high resolution film, but I'm grateful that the nature, life, beauty, and music of this film have now been captured digitally for future generations on DVD.
Caribou (DVD and VHS) is better video quality compared to Alaska Wilderness (DVD and Amazon Instant Video). Reviews on video quality differences are available on Amazon.
The Caribou DVD offers a pictorial update of the Meader family since 1977, and a pictorial photo journal, both set to beautiful music.
Another documentary film that also spanned years that I wish everyone could see is People of the Forest: The Chimps of Gombe
This film of a family, moving to Alaska in 1960, living an isolated and independent life for years, and filming themselves and nature, is amazing, simple, and beautiful.
The scenery, nature, music, narration, and editing in this film, skillfully come together in a subtle way that creates a lasting aftereffect. It's hard to describe. This is a film I wish everyone could see.
"The Alaska Wilderness Adventure" and "Year of the Caribou" are the same movie.
I picked up this documentary by mistake at a local video rental store back in the early 1990's. Over a decade later, I was able to track down and purchase a copy of the VHS tape. This is not a high resolution film, but I'm grateful that the nature, life, beauty, and music of this film have now been captured digitally for future generations on DVD.
Caribou (DVD and VHS) is better video quality compared to Alaska Wilderness (DVD and Amazon Instant Video). Reviews on video quality differences are available on Amazon.
The Caribou DVD offers a pictorial update of the Meader family since 1977, and a pictorial photo journal, both set to beautiful music.
Another documentary film that also spanned years that I wish everyone could see is People of the Forest: The Chimps of Gombe
The scenery, nature, music, narration, and editing in this film, skillfully come together in a subtle way that creates a lasting aftereffect. It's hard to describe. This is a film I wish everyone could see.
"The Alaska Wilderness Adventure" and "Year of the Caribou" are the same movie.
I picked up this documentary by mistake at a local video rental store back in the early 1990's. Over a decade later, I was able to track down and purchase a copy of the VHS tape. This is not a high resolution film, but I'm grateful that the nature, life, beauty, and music of this film have now been captured digitally for future generations on DVD.
Caribou (DVD and VHS) is better video quality compared to Alaska Wilderness (DVD and Amazon Instant Video). Reviews on video quality differences are available on Amazon.
The Caribou DVD offers a pictorial update of the Meader family since 1977, and a pictorial photo journal, both set to beautiful music.
Another documentary film that also spanned years that I wish everyone could see is People of the Forest: The Chimps of Gombe