ejimie Reviews

How to Change Your Mind (2022)

Bill W. and acid

[8/10 · 18 July 2022]

I watched the first episode, the one about LSD. In my younger daze I was quite well acquainted with the dreaded lysergic. I went to AA for many years and I heard about Bill W taking acid after he got sober. The TV show stated that he got sober because of his acid experience.....not so, he got sober 8 yrs before acid was invented. I heard he was looking for a cure for his long term depression so he tried acid.

Other than the misinformation I enjoyed watching the episode.

Chernobyl: The Lost Tapes (2022)

Very well done (narration can be turned off)

[10/10 · 29 June 2022]

If you hit the "back" button on your remote (I have a Roku) and then press "play" the robotic narration is turned off. This is an important film and very well done.

The Beatles: Get Back (2021)

Like an old friend

[10/10 · 28 November 2021]

Being a Beatles fan since '63 I love this documentary. The album Let It Be was my least favorite but I am glad this film was released. I'm also glad they recorded Abbey Road as their swan song. When the albums were released I thought Let it Be was their last album. It wasn't till the internet that I learned differently. Thank you Peter Jackson.

Deadliest Catch (2005– )

Immersing and addictive

[10/10 · 14 January 2020]

One of my favorite shows all time. I just starting watching the show a couple of months ago and have been binge watching in amazement. The cameramen do a great job, the scenery is beautiful, the characters are interesting and lovable and the narration is great. I'm surprised there are only 24 reviews in the 15 yrs the show has been around, Imdb is one of favorite websites as well. I discovered the show on Hulu, seasons 9-13 and bought most of the other seasons on Amazon Prime. Would highly recommend Deadliest Catch.