Documentaries

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Jim Henson: The Idea Man - directed by Ron Howard, on Disney+

A fascinating look at this creative man and his team and his legacy.

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Brats (Hulu) -- Andrew McCarthy goes in search of the other members of the "Brat Pack" to see what impact that moniker had on their lives and careers.

Hedda Gabler

BevVincent said:

Brats (Hulu) -- Andrew McCarthy goes in search of the other members of the "Brat Pack" to see what impact that moniker had on their lives and careers.

I started this and stopped. Not sure I’m that interested. 

I did watch one on The Bladerunner-Pistorius;  terracotta warriors and Gene wilder .  Those were good. 

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Hedda Gabler said:

BevVincent said:

Brats (Hulu) -- Andrew McCarthy goes in search of the other members of the "Brat Pack" to see what impact that moniker had on their lives and careers.

I started this and stopped. Not sure I’m that interested.  

I wasn't sure I would be, either, but I eventually found it interesting to see how differently the other actors responded to revisiting the past. Emilio Estevez clearly had reservations -- he maintained an emotional and physical distance from McCarthy. Timothy Hutton, Rob Lowe and Demi Moore were particularly eloquent and Ally Sheedy had a nice perspective. The most interesting segment was when he interviewed the author of the article that gave them that name. I did feel like McCarthy was a little stuck but, by the end, maybe had a different perspective.