Documentary+Review

The documentary that I chose to review was the solar road documentary on vimeo. The main person in the video is Scott Brusel, but Mark Dixon made the video. This documentary is about solar roa ds, ro ads that are made of solar panels. The roads would acts as a massive solar panel, and __since__ there is around 25000 miles of roads in the United States alone. I think that this is a brilliant idea because it fights global warming and generates a lot of electricity at the same time. The purpose of this documentary is to inform people that there are many ways to make electricity and that they don't all generate fossil fuels. I didn't like the way that the content was presented because it was a first time thing and it didn't seem well rehearsed and it was silly, but if the video was a longer documentary on TV, then i would have liked it a lot more. Run-ON Sentence

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Fifty People, One Question

They interviewed fifty people in Brooklyn, and ask them the same question: where would you want to be when you got out of bed tomorrow. I think that this is a very simple question, but it shows a lot about their personality. Most of the people said that they would like to wake up in their own bed, but there were some wild answers too, like outer space. I think that it was interesting the way that they did the camerawork and sound. I really liked it.

Last Minute with Oden

I think that this was a very emotional video about a man who had a rough life and his one constant companion was his dog. i think that the theme of the video was that you can learn to love or be a better person from anyone or anything.

The Black Hole

I don't think that this qualifies as a documentary, even though it is sending a message to people. I think that the message that it is conveying is a good one, even if it wasn't said very clearly. I think that it is really random, and a good short film, but not a good Documentary.

The Bully Project

This was the only documentary that I didn't like. I thought that it was very cliche, in that the kids at the start didn't have friends, but then they miraculously got "30" friends. The only reason that i would consider watching this movie is to find out how they got friends. The other part that I found cliche was that they had one Character hang himself so that they didn't just focus on the nice happy endings, but it was so small compared to all of the other cases, that it seemed kind of weak.