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Standing Operating Procedure (2008)
We all remember those infamous Abu Gharib photos, and the shame they brought to the U.S. But Morris reveals much more than anything you've seen on CNN. (Full Review ... ) |
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A Brief History of Time
(1991)
Scored by Phillip Glass, Morris' documentary provides background information about brilliant physicist Stephen Hawking. |
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Fog of War (2003)
With the Vietnam War now three decaded in the rear full mirror, Robert S. McNamara at long last provides insight behind the scenes of U.S. failures under the LBJ administration. (Full Review ... )
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The Thin Blue Line
(1988)
Landmark film that estrablished Morris' credentials with more mainstream audiences, it actually resulted in overturning bungled and corrupt murder case in Texas! (Full Review ... ) |
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Mr. Death (1999)
Subtitled "The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr.," Morris turns his camera on the guy who invented a "more humane" electric chair and let his life spin wildly out of control. (Full Review ... ) |
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Vernon, Florida (1982)
You may have passed through this tiny hamlet on the way to Disney World or Miami. Nothing much ever happens in Vernon, Florida but Errol Morris allows us to discover the quirkiness of human nature in this portrait. (Full Review ... ) |
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Fast, Cheap & Out of Control (1997)
Profiles four fascinating people with unusual careers: a lion trainer, a topiary sculptor, a mole rat specialist, and a robot scientist. (Full Review ... ) |
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Gates of Heaven
(1978)
You'll never look at pet cemeteries the same way after seeing Morris' masterpiece; in fact, you may never again look at Life and Death the same way again! (Full Review ... ) |
