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Great even for non Rush Fans, Oct 21 2010

While I have always liked what I heard from Rush on the radio I have never been a bonified Rush fan. However this is an excellent documentary, can't think of it being better. I have a new appreciation for these guys, thouroughly enjoyed the movie's pacing and in-depth interviews, learning about their history, along with some great music. Is there a better rock documentary out there?

For those who love Python, Blackadder, Red Dwarf, Jun 15 2010

This comedy is right up your ally if you like Python, Adder and Red Dwarf. The humour is so understated you may miss the jokes if you are not paying attention. What I like about this is that they give the audience credit for intelligence, they don't have to shove the comedy in your face. Two New Zealanders (Jemaine and Brett) in a duo trying to make it in the USA with the "help" of their manager (Murray) who also works at the New Zealand consulate and who always has to do a roll call at band meetings (for all 3 of them). Murray for example sold hundreds of their CD's to a store who bought them since they were re-writable he could delete what was on there and sell them as blanks. "So… Read more

Brillaint, hilarious, Jun 4 2010

There will be comaprisons to "House" of course but to me this is far superior. Martin Ellingham is a brilliant surgeon who one day actully looked at what he was doing and instantly acquired a phobia to blood (he feels like throwing up when he sees any). As a result he has to leave surgery in a major city and moves to a small (quaint) English fishing village. Anyone who loved the movie Local Hero (as I did) will no doubt love this series. The main point of the movie is that Doc Martin is all business with not only no beside manner pretty much no personality at all, his social awkardness is mezmerizing (he even walks like a robot), but if anyone is in trouble he is there and of course deep… Read more