Frida192 reviews Salma Hayek, Alfred Molina Miramax Home Entertainment, 2003 A Wonderful Tribute to Frida Kahlo + Outstanding quality + "Frida" hits all the bases + Great Movie + An Exotic Flower             Downtown 8116 reviews Jean Michel Basquiat, John Lurie Zeitgeist Films, 2002 Eerily timeless & worth owning for Basquiat fans & early '80s scene + This Is Not By Vincent Gallo Initially dubious about this film, I read every Amazon review before purchasing and was pleased to find the quality and substance even better than I'd hoped. I love the movie "Basquiat" and now I'm amazed how well it portrayed the artist & his life, having now seen Downtown 81. Don't miss the ...             The Devil and Daniel Johnston40 reviews Thurston Moore, Jeff Tartakov Sony Pictures, 2006 It's that one guy who did that one song + An unrealized talent + Fascinating Documentary that Will Appeal to Fans and Non-Fans Alike When I started watching this, I didn't really know much about it. I vaguely remember seeing a trailer for it awhile ago, but that's all. However, as the film progressed and more music samples were played, I realized that the documentary's subject, the creative but troubled Daniel Johnston, was ...             Basquiat89 reviews Jeffrey Wright, Michael Wincott Miramax, 2002 I appreciate it more each time I watch it + Ok, so I saw this because of David Bowie/Andy Warhol... + Excellent + The end of a great career, the start of another + Suprise!             Andrei Rublev (Criterion Collection Spine #34)90 reviews Anatoli Solonitsyn, Ivan Lapikov Criterion, 1999 The Most Spiritual Film Ever Made + A stunning and thought-provoking film - but not for the faint-hearted or those with ADHD + THE LOWDOWN ON THE TWO VERSIONS Tarkovsky digs deep into history itself and reveals hidden truths about the religious experience and the mind of the artist in this epic struggle through the wintry wastelands of medieval Russia. A profound, mystical journey of enlightenment which remains perhaps the most spiritual film ever made.             Pollock106 reviews Tom Bower, Jennifer Connelly Sony Pictures, 2001 Art minus hollywood frills + Tormented soul and a brilliant talent + Best DVD Commentary Remark Ever There is no simple way to label this film any more than there is a an easy way to describe its subject. Pollock was a fascinating person and the movie does an excellent job in describing how his paintings evolved. It's educational, in fact, gloriously so, but the film goes so much farther than ...             In the Realms of the Unreal - The Mystery of Henry Darger36 reviews Larry Pine, Dakota Fanning Fox Lorber, 2005 A moving, powerful exploration of one man's remarkable inner world + good movie + Excellent film, compelling subject + Fascinating, But Still Mystery             Roy Lichtenstein3 reviews Roy Lichtenstein Image Entertainment, 2000 A Must Have! + Outstanding!!! This video is one of the best art films I have viewed in a long time, awesome! This film shows Roy at work and the viewer is introduced to the complexity behind the art of Roy Lichtenstein. This is a must have for any artist or art teacher who is interested in modern art and one of the greatest ...             Crumb (Special Edition)78 reviews Robert Crumb, Aline Kominsky Sony Pictures, 2006 AMERICAS FINEST LIVING CARTOONIST + A Life in Ink and Paper + Quite Excellent i LIKED THE MOVIE AND FOUND IT VERY PRIVATE very personal very low budget! A friend called it the 'worst movie he ever saw'...after all it wasnt hollywood! Someone said that CRUMB was picked on alot and he could relate to that. Since the movie was made Crumbs disappeared to France.             The Life & Times of Andy Warhol - Superstar13 reviews Paul Morrissey, Mrs. Fred Leighton Shout Factory Theatr, 2003 Packed and Illuminating + engaging & entertaining + Not perfect, but damn good! Follows Warhol's career chronologically, with an opportunity to meet family members, art dealers, Factory regulars (including Gerard, Holly, and Candy) and celebrities. Warhol as superstar was the product of a lot of smarts and effort. He went basically from a) commercial success (e.g. ...             Vincent & Theo20 reviews Tim Roth, Paul Rhys MGM (Video & DVD), 2005 Vincent and Theo: Brotherly Love of the Intense Kind + Van Gogh I have one favorite scene in the film VINCENT AND THEO, the late Robert Altman's highly acclaimed masterwork on the life of Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh. It is a short brutal scene in the first half of the movie when Van Gogh's model and mistress is leaving him: she slaps him witless, and then ...             Andy Goldsworthy's Rivers & Tides90 reviews Andy Goldsworthy NEW VIDEO GROUP, 2004 Rivers and Tides review + Why couldn't it be wide screen? + Enthralling + life + change + Amazing             CoSM the Movie - Alex Grey and the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors7 reviews Alex Grey Docurama, 2006 A Personal Tour + wow + Extraordinary journey + A Must See + Alex Grey and the Chapel of Scared Mirrors             Andy Goldsworthy's Rivers & Tides90 reviews Andy Goldsworthy NEW VIDEO GROUP, 2004 Rivers and Tides review + Why couldn't it be wide screen? + Enthralling + life + change + Amazing             CoSM the Movie - Alex Grey and the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors7 reviews Alex Grey Docurama, 2006 A Personal Tour + wow + Extraordinary journey + A Must See + Alex Grey and the Chapel of Scared Mirrors             The Life & Times of Andy Warhol - Superstar13 reviews Paul Morrissey, Mrs. Fred Leighton Shout Factory Theatr, 2003 Packed and Illuminating + engaging & entertaining + Not perfect, but damn good! Follows Warhol's career chronologically, with an opportunity to meet family members, art dealers, Factory regulars (including Gerard, Holly, and Candy) and celebrities. Warhol as superstar was the product of a lot of smarts and effort. He went basically from a) commercial success (e.g. ...             Basquiat89 reviews Jeffrey Wright, Michael Wincott Miramax, 2002 I appreciate it more each time I watch it + Ok, so I saw this because of David Bowie/Andy Warhol... + Excellent + The end of a great career, the start of another + Suprise!             The Devil and Daniel Johnston40 reviews Thurston Moore, Jeff Tartakov Sony Pictures, 2006 It's that one guy who did that one song + An unrealized talent + Fascinating Documentary that Will Appeal to Fans and Non-Fans Alike When I started watching this, I didn't really know much about it. I vaguely remember seeing a trailer for it awhile ago, but that's all. However, as the film progressed and more music samples were played, I realized that the documentary's subject, the creative but troubled Daniel Johnston, was ...             Frida192 reviews Salma Hayek, Alfred Molina Miramax Home Entertainment, 2003 A Wonderful Tribute to Frida Kahlo + Outstanding quality + "Frida" hits all the bases + Great Movie + An Exotic Flower             Vincent & Theo20 reviews Tim Roth, Paul Rhys MGM (Video & DVD), 2005 Vincent and Theo: Brotherly Love of the Intense Kind + Van Gogh I have one favorite scene in the film VINCENT AND THEO, the late Robert Altman's highly acclaimed masterwork on the life of Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh. It is a short brutal scene in the first half of the movie when Van Gogh's model and mistress is leaving him: she slaps him witless, and then ...