Reviews by soulistic

Pablo Escobar
Premiere Date:April 03, 2012 - 02:00-02:30AM ET
Pablo Escobar was Colombia's king of cocaine, a man his own government was afraid to touch. But he also violated the dead, set fire to millions in cash to keep warm and actually helped the US hunt down Osama Bin Laden. Outspoken historian David Eisenbach probes the world of narcotrafficking and uncovers things you didn't know about Escobar.


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Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar's life is examined.

Pablo Escobar
Escobar is a pothead
Escobar's first victims are already dead
Escobar trafficks in cocaine-soaked designer jeans
Colombia's government helps Escobar launder his drug profits
Escobar succeeds by being both loved and feared
Escobar starts a war against his own country
Escobar burns $2M in a bonfire to keep warm
Escobar's pursuers use the own tactics to take him down
Escobar rises from the grave
Escobar helps America kill Osama bin Laden

disturbing...
I feel like they took videos of MTV's Spring Break and showed all the horrid crap that goes on. I'm so happy when I was growing up... this shit didn't exist to this extent.

From jaw-dropping works of nature to the most amazing creations of humankind. We discover each location's history and culture, and learn why it deserves to be called one of the coolest places on Earth.

Horrible movie.
I felt like I wasted my time, life, emotion and understanding. I didn't like this film at all. It was horrible. Meaning the plot/story line etc...

Great film. I was nervous for the girls just watching them dance and trying to prove themselves. The ballet world is harsh and you can see that by the comments given to them why they didn't move forward... e.g., "your shoulders are too broad". That's really harsh for a 10 year old to hear....

Over all great documentary.

This movie brings back so many memories. I remember watching it on ShowCase back in the day. A very haunting movie.

Joe's So Mean to Josephine is the first full-length feature film by Canadian film director Peter Wellington, released in 1996. The film won that year's Claude Jutra Award for the best Canadian feature film by a first-time director.[1]
The film's cast includes Eric Thal, Sarah Polley, Don McKellar, Waneta Storms, Jason Cadieux, Tracy Wright, Semi Chellas and Rachel Luttrell.

A little disturbing but it was a good movie none-the-less. VEry sad tale.

Albert Nobbs struggles to survive in late 19th century Ireland, where women aren't encouraged to be independent. Posing as a man, so she can work as a butler in Dublin's most posh hotel, Albert meets a handsome painter and looks to escape the lie she has been living.

This movie was
- strange
- disturbing
- waste of time
- abusive
- demeaning

I'm not sure waht's up with Emily Browning picking these kinda films but this was just messed up. Especially the ending.... don't watch it.

I love documentaries and I want to see this. Very sad.

In the Spring of 2004, 21-year-old Lara Roxx left her hometown of Montreal and headed to L.A to try and make a ton of cash in the adult entertainment industry. Within two months of working in this industry she contracted the most virulent form of HIV while performing sex in front of the camera. Inside Lara Roxx is a feature-length-documentary about the events leading up to that scene and the years after it- it is about the adult movie industry and its impact on a young life.

Directed By: Mia Donovan
Starring: Ron Jeremy, Lara Roxx

Amazing film. Great story line - who woulda known!
I'm going to watch it again ASAP. Probably one of my favs. The cast was great - hilarious !