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RE: Agreed; Burns did pretty well with the Civil War

Posted by grinagog on October 9, 2007 at 21:25:28:
it's difficult to do justice to such huge subjects; but we saw the Civil War through the eyes of the people who were there, from frontline nurses to eccentric Generals, private soldiers writing letters home with some great photography + music which seemed consistently relevant to the themes he presented
If Burns Civil War was formulaic, it was a very workable + enjoyable formula

Grins