VHS Movie Reviews for The Century-America's Time (Boxed Set) [VHS]

The Century-America's Time (Boxed Set) [VHS]

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VHS Movie Reviews of The Century-America's Time (Boxed Set) [VHS]

Movie Review: no dvd??
Summary: 4 Stars

What is ABC and/or the History Channel waiting for? I would love to not have to Rewind and FF on a VCR to show my students the many informative segments that I routinely use in my classroom. This series is a must-have for American History teachers, but it certainly needs to be DVD formatted for convenience sake.

Movie Review: Good broad history, Compelling and concise. . .
Summary: 5 Stars

As for the person who complained that Martin Scorcese called the '80's the "me" decade, that was a popular theme of the time. Maybe you should go back and look at 80's and the literature about it from all kind of sources. Just like the 20's was often refered to as the "Roaring" 20's. 80's was often called the "me" decade. I also think it is not a liberal or conservative designation. Following the internalization of values and desires in the 70's, the 80's was when technology, growth, income and development all led to the application of the 70's trend of an individual ethic. People DID become more selfish and self centered, more complacent, in need of more instant gratification.

Movie Review: STARTING TO WORRY
Summary: 5 Stars

I have used this series for a few years now and have had great success with it. Not just the old school compilation of talking heads, but an engaging, well-paced documentary. However, as others have said, I am getting concerned about its availability in the future when VHS players go the way of the 8-track. Anyone out there know of plans to put this on DVD?

Movie Review: History with Emotion
Summary: 5 Stars

This series is so helpful to recall the chronological order of all of the things once learned in history classes at school. Hoever this series not only gives the facts, but adds a personal element to it by interviewing average citizens who remember the historic events recalled. By no means is this your "boring documentary". I have seen the series several times, and I still learn new things, and I still moved everytime, at the strength of our country and the tremendous blessing it is to live here.