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I tried to watch this a few times...

Posted by Prisoners on October 4, 2007 at 07:58:47:
the first night I fell asleep, but wrote that off as being tired from a long day and was mad that I missed it. After a few attempts and the same result I concluded that it's boring. The footage is tremendous but does seem at times forced or slightly inaccurate with the narrative. The interviews are heartfelt and moving, but some variety would ease the boredom. (That's not a critique of the interviewed, only the production)
In short the BBC's "World At War" does a better with the interviews and is a much more compelling documentary.
Baba-Booey to you all!