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63 Up is a TV movie starring Nicholas Hitchon, Tony Walker, and John Brisby. Director Michael Apted revisits the same group of British-born adults after a 7 year wait. The subjects are interviewed as to the changes that have...

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Documentary
Director
Michael Apted
Starring
John Brisby, Bruce Balden, Tony Walker, Nicholas Hitchon

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Genres Documentary
Director Michael Apted
Stars John Brisby, Bruce Balden, Tony Walker, Nicholas Hitchon
Country UK
Runtime 2 h 25 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description Director Michael Apted revisits the same group of British-born adults after a 7 year wait. The subjects are interviewed as to the changes that have occurred in their lives during the last seven years.

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15 customer reviews about «63 Up»

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Willie
Friday, 25 Sep 2020 06:30

I don't get it, why does a film like this have to be so low budget? But then again I don't get it either. "The Underneath" is like an underground movie that you can only see in a theatre, because it is not in a cinema. Or if you have a friend that goes to the theatre with you and you go to the cinema with them, you will see it. It is not that good of a movie. A good movie is made to give the audience a better understanding of the life of a poor person in any country. It is the only movie that I can think of that is made for the purpose of giving the audience a better understanding of the life of a poor person. It is not an international movie, the main cast is not even from a different country, it is a film that we can see in a theatre. To me this is a movie that can be a great inspiration to any person that has ever been a poor person in any country, because it is just a movie about life.
Roy
Tuesday, 08 Sep 2020 20:18

It is true that the concept of a movie of a man who falls in love with a machine and lives through the heartbreak of a machine and the family who is torn apart by that love, is an interesting one. The movie is well done and has some great quotes, some of which you will recognize. However, it is a good movie to watch if you have not had a chance to watch it. Not a movie I would have watched, but not a bad movie either.
Tiffany
Sunday, 06 Sep 2020 17:59

This is the documentary that shows the lives of people who want to be Superman, but can't. I thought it was interesting to see the lives of two people who wanted to be Superman, but couldn't because of being paralyzed from the neck down. I also enjoyed seeing how they got in touch with the police department and were treated like heroes. I was particularly interested in seeing how they got around the airport security. I enjoyed the fact that they got around the security by walking. The police department seemed to have no interest in them. They seemed to be having a good time. I thought it was interesting to see how the police handled this incident. There were only two police officers in the airport when the incident occurred. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who wants to learn about Superman. I think that if you want to see this documentary, you should see it before you see the Superman film.
Christina Alexander
Monday, 10 Aug 2020 03:26

I was pleasantly surprised at the level of detail and attention to detail this film is able to get. I'm no expert on this subject matter, but I did come away feeling like I knew more about the origins of the study of dementia than I did before. This is not a scientific report, but it does seem like the kind of film that would appeal to people who are curious about the topic, but who are not entirely sure how they would interpret what they see on screen. There are some really funny moments, some heart-warming, and some serious, and the acting is top-notch. There is some really good, positive commentary on dementia and its effects on people. The audience is able to draw their own conclusions, and that is a key element to this film. The subject matter is a touchy one, but I would say this film does a pretty good job of explaining the science behind the effects of dementia on the brain.
Tyler Watkins
Saturday, 08 Aug 2020 01:07

I am a pretty harsh critic of documentaries. So when I saw this movie, I expected something negative. This was my first time seeing a documentary on something I'm passionate about. It was surprisingly good. The guy interviewing the person responsible for saving the world's wild places in Indonesia did a good job. He gave me a sense of the change and loss he felt when he first saw the entire forest from the air. He was pretty candid and the interviewees themselves were as well. I'm not a great fan of Steven Covey, but he wasn't trying to bash him. It was nice to see someone who was actually a good person instead of a greedy person. If you're a fan of the environment, you'll love this. The world would be a much better place if people would give up everything else and be more concerned about preserving their environment.
Julia
Friday, 07 Aug 2020 15:37

This documentary was released a few months before the 1995 Olympics, and I was fortunate enough to get the chance to see it before they happened. It does a good job at explaining the reasons behind why it was held there. They also put a lot of focus on the athletes that were there and their experiences, which is not always the case for documentaries. However, the documentary does not go into detail on why the decision was made, or how it was executed. It focuses on the athletes themselves and their motivation, as well as how they are living their lives. I thought the acting was fine, but I'm not a fan of people talking over each other, so it was hard to get into the flow of the documentary. The main issue I had was the use of the word "tribute", and the words "reign of terror" are used a lot, especially when discussing the games. However, the people that were interviewed actually were very kind and helpful in the documentary, and you learn a lot of things about each individual. It also does not focus on the whole problem of steroid abuse, which I am familiar with from my time at the university in San Jose. I think there is still a lot to be learned from the situation, and I recommend this documentary to anyone who is interested in seeing how the Olympics are organized. I think it is worth the watch, but you should have some knowledge of the Olympics before you watch it. 7/10
Carol Ross
Friday, 17 Jul 2020 00:07

This is a very powerful documentary that shows a very important point that's the problem with our current society. Drug use is a very big issue in America. A lot of people do it and they are doing it in large amounts. But there are a lot of people who don't know that this is happening. I think this film is very important because it tells a lot about drug abuse and how it's affecting so many people in our society. I think that it's really important for people to know that this is happening and that people are going to jail and dying because of it. It's very important for people to know that they should not go to school with drugs in their system. I think that this film is very important for everybody to watch and I think that it's very important to show that drug abuse is so serious and is hurting people very much.
Louis Armstrong
Saturday, 11 Jul 2020 01:04

This is one of those movies that you want to watch and you'll be thinking about it for a while. Some of the scenes are pretty intense, and very powerful. While I'm a feminist and understand the importance of protecting women and girls, it's a tough pill to swallow that this was filmed without any real editing or in-camera work. Still, I'm glad I saw it, and am glad it exists. I think the most powerful scenes are the ones that show the brutality and coldness of the US prison system. There's a scene in particular with the prison guards at times laughing at how difficult it is for them to actually look for a prisoner who's escaped. It's very hard to watch. I was surprised at the subject matter and the filmmaker was able to get this footage into a way that doesn't make you angry at the system, but still make you feel for the prisoners and their families. I also thought the interview with the father of a young woman who was raped in her youth was great. I didn't know a lot about him before watching the movie, but his words are so powerful and you can understand what his loss is like. I was especially moved by the part about his son being a survivor of sexual assault. All in all, a movie that could've easily been very boring and so-so if you were not into these issues, but it really is a good movie that you can watch over and over and learn about the world we live in.
Jerry Carter
Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 22:44

Up is the story of the life of an architect named Alex who is planning a project to rebuild a shopping mall after a devastating fire. The project would be financed by a Chinese firm that would be made up of 8 individuals in 4 countries and Alex would be one of the managers of the project. I found the project very interesting. The idea was intriguing, but it had many problems. The movie starts out with a very interesting set up. The story starts off at the beginning with an old fire and then the building is just beginning to come together. Once the project starts, the story takes a turn for the worse. There is no real development in the story as to what happened to Alex in the fire or what his life is like now. I was able to guess what was going to happen in the movie, but it wasn't really good for me. I also thought that the movie was very depressing. I was not happy with the fact that the movie is based on a true story. I found the story a little cliche and a little depressing. The fact that the movie is based on a true story makes it a little more interesting to watch. The movie also doesn't do much to explore the problems in the building. It just stays focused on the economic problems in the building. I didn't find the movie very good. I would have liked to see more development in the story and a more intense film. I found the movie a little boring. I felt that the movie would have been better if it was longer. I found the movie too long. I also found the movie too depressing. I thought that the movie would have been better if it had been shorter.
Samuel
Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 13:14

Michael Moore's latest documentary has the oddest title of all time: "Up". It is not surprising that it received such a high rating, since the film revolves around an uneducated, uneducated woman who is asked to raise a child by her divorced, uneducated, uneducated, and uneducated parents. It's hard to believe that Moore would be promoting this film, since he's been pretty much a villain to the people of the United States for the past thirty years, making a documentary on black people and their problems. It is to the point that most of the people in this documentary have had their lives ruined by their fathers. That, however, is not the only topic Moore discusses. Moore shows the media as being one of the major causes of the problems faced by black Americans, stating that "the media has basically killed the black man", that "the media has taken away our jobs, our culture, our money, and our freedom". Moore also shows that the black man is no longer free to think for himself and that the media is one of the major causes of these problems. As I've stated before, this film is a strange combination of Moore's usual petulance and an art film. There is not one single scene that I thought was humorous, nor was there one single scene that I thought was even remotely effective. This film is actually more of an art film, but the same thing can be said about most of Moore's films. That's not to say that this film is the worst of Moore's films, but it is the most bizarre and pointless. Although I enjoyed the film, I think that the ratings and reviews this film has gotten are due more to the fact that this is Moore's first film and that he's been doing his documentaries for years. I give "Up" a "7" out of 10.
Walter S.
Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 22:41

All the best movies come from the director, writer, and the actor. This is one of those films that came out of nowhere and I couldn't figure out what was the movie about. I looked at the director's bio, and then found out the director was married to the director of "30 Days of Night". This movie is about a man who had the idea to put an all-natural grass grass on his property in the hopes that it would increase the grass's value. In the process of doing so, the grass's value was essentially shot to zero. He had to get it back up again by hiring some young men to harvest the grass and then bringing it to him. There are some good images in this movie and the acting is really good. But the director/writer's main problem is that he is a terrible writer. He puts a bunch of interesting ideas in a film and then he just throws them all together in an incoherent manner. If you've seen a bunch of movies before, you've seen them all. You can see the director is probably a good film director. If you have seen a bunch of movies before, you've seen them all. I don't think it's a good movie.
Carl Parker
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 20:22

The film is made in a clever way and a subtle style, but the real genius is the way the film is shown. The whole thing is about a year before a major strike on the railroads in Detroit, where they are shutting down all the railroads in the city. This happens after the city of Detroit has been having a general strike against management, but after a lot of things go wrong. At the end of the film, the striking workers of the city of Detroit have to march in the streets to the county hall, where the governor is presiding. After that the workers march in a circle and the governor says that it is a revolution, and they have to march again. The workers are also singing some songs and the whole thing is in a subtle way. The director is using that for the film and that is a really nice touch.
Anna O.
Saturday, 02 May 2020 19:36

Despite the fact that the subject matter is quite "strange," the film itself does not really raise the issue of why the U.S. invaded Iraq. Instead, the film focuses on the practicality of using women to facilitate the war effort. As one Iraqi woman says, "We were the only ones there." When asked why they are there, they answer that it is to provide "material support." As an American general says, "We need people who will do whatever it takes to get us the resources we need." If the U.S. is serious about wanting to take care of its people, then this idea is worth discussing. In the meantime, the film does not delve into any moral or ethical issues. It is just a fact of life. However, if the U.S. wants to be a good world citizen, then it needs to change its methods of war. For the most part, the film doesn't delve into the pros and cons of women in combat. Instead, the film is focused on the logistical challenges that women will have in Iraq. The women seem to have it easy. The men are killed and tortured. It's clear that women will have to take the blame if the men are killed. Overall, the film is well made. The sound track is pleasant and sometimes even humorous. The film is informative. The questions raised by the film are worth discussing. In the end, the film does not go into a lot of detail about the ethical and moral aspects of war. It is about the practicality of using women to facilitate the war effort. I hope the film makes it to DVD, because it is well worth seeing. 7/10
Jesse Mendez
Saturday, 02 May 2020 16:06

The movie was extremely well put together, it's about the life of an American family of four, the father who is having some family issues, the mother who is struggling to make ends meet, and the children who have some problems with the father as well. There were a few problems with the children, but the father was never a problem for them. I would say the father was the main problem, but he was trying to put things in place, which is what he should be doing. The mother had some issues, but that was more of a personal problem, and not a family problem. The children were never a problem for them, and the father never had to deal with anything outside of his personal problems. This movie is not supposed to be a "romantic comedy" or a "action film", it is a documentary about life and it is about the family. If you want a movie to help you think about life, then this is the movie for you.
Heather
Friday, 01 May 2020 08:42

You may be shocked to know that I am a big fan of all these documentaries and documentaries that portray the environment. But I must say that this one is a little different. It has an interesting story about a guy named Brian Hooker. It is an interesting story because of the way that it was presented. There was an almost documentary-like feel to it and I can see how it was put together. The film was all the way through with the narration of Brian Hooker telling us his story. You will get to know him through interviews with his parents, his siblings, and his best friend. When you see the documentary it's like being in his shoes and you get to know him. It's like you're meeting someone that you had never met before and you get to know him. That's why I think that this was a very good documentary. It's not only about a person that is struggling with drug addiction. It's also about people that live in the environment and their lives. You get to know people that are dealing with the environment in a lot of different ways. I don't want to say too much about this because I don't want to give away the movie. It's a very good documentary and it will be a great film for people that are looking for information about the environment.
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