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(14) 6.9 85 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

For decades, the SAT & ACT have loomed colossal as a teenage rite of passage for those aspiring to college in the U.S. The experience, and the score, remain indelible for many. Students, academics, and test-taking professionals expose the bias and influence, both cultural and psychological, in this surprising documentary.

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Michael Arlen Davis

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Genres Documentary
Director Michael Arlen Davis
Country USA
Also Known As The Test and The Art of Thinking
Runtime 1 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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17 customer reviews about «The Test & The Art of Thinking»

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Helen
Sunday, 20 Sep 2020 03:49

I had heard of this documentary before seeing it, but I hadn't seen it until I saw it on Netflix. I really liked it. The subject matter was really interesting and I felt it was well documented. I also thought the documentary was entertaining, so it wasn't all bad. I thought the documentary had a good flow, and there were lots of interesting points and ideas. It was a great way to spend an evening. It was entertaining, informative, and interesting. The film was entertaining and the topics were interesting. I would definitely recommend this documentary.
Joan
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 21:04

This is a documentary that will definitely get the attention of everyone. It is the story of a man named Roy Shaw, who was a man who made a difference. It is about the film and the way it is presented. It is a must see for anyone who is interested in how to think. This is a must see for anyone who is interested in film or film history.
Jerry
Tuesday, 08 Sep 2020 02:26

This is a great documentary about the world of drugs, the dangers of taking drugs, the problems and laws around drugs and the whole spectrum of drug use and the black market. It is a wonderful documentary that can be enjoyed by everyone who loves documentaries. The subjects interviewed are high profile politicians, Hollywood celebrities, celebrity drug experts and doctors. The film does a great job at getting to the core of the issue and this is the reason why the film is so good. It gets you to understand the risks of drugs and the problem of the black market. It does an excellent job at portraying the war on drugs and what it really has done to the citizens and the whole world. This film is extremely interesting and a must see. I have watched it many times and every time I am surprised and learn something new. I would recommend it to everyone who is interested in drugs, the drug war and all the other topics that are discussed in the film.
Robert
Thursday, 27 Aug 2020 08:10

A masterfully crafted film that explores the problems and pitfalls of taking life to the next level, in the way that only an athlete can. While this film is not for the squeamish or easily offended, it is very educational and helps a person to look at their own life from a different perspective. I am glad that this film was made and was able to reach those that would be interested in learning more about the life of a champion. If you're interested in reading more about Michael Jordan or the NBA, this film is a must see.
Billy G.
Wednesday, 26 Aug 2020 03:27

At the end of the day, if you want to learn more about your brain, try to forget all the psychological bullshit, and instead focus on the one and only thing that you think is important to you. It will make you a better person, and maybe even more interesting to know what's inside your head. I would recommend that anyone who has ever suffered from severe anxiety or depression, or who just wants to learn more about the brain, should see this movie. It will help you learn more about it, and maybe that will help you understand yourself better, too.
Kathy King
Thursday, 13 Aug 2020 04:28

This is an interesting film about the concept of thinking, or what to think about. This is not just about the subject of thinking, but the art of thinking. It is a study of the thinking of a group of people, and the very different ways in which they think. This is a great subject for a film, and it is very interesting. There are a number of different styles of thinking that we are given as an introduction to the topic. From a meditation style of thought to the more common style of the abstraction of thinking, we are introduced to a wide variety of different thought processes. We get to see the thought processes of the different subjects and how they think. Some people seem to focus more on what they need to do to be able to think, while others like the main character are looking for a point of view that is different from that of everyone else. At the end of the film, we get a couple of different points of view. There is a thought that is held by one person that is an observation on what we are doing in our everyday life. There is a thought held by another person that is a reflection on the current status of our world. The point of view is interesting, and it is interesting to see how people respond to different styles of thinking. There are some things that are held by the main character that seem to be the same as the people who are talking about the style of thinking. There is also a point of view that is held by a man that is a reflective on the meaning of life. This is also interesting to see. Overall, it is a very interesting and enjoyable film that is worth watching. I recommend it to everyone.
James Medina
Thursday, 06 Aug 2020 21:44

While the subject matter of this documentary is not of great interest, it's always a pleasure to hear the interviews with people involved in the film, and the majority of them are very interesting and well-researched. It's interesting to hear about how the subjects came to be involved in this project and how they came to discuss the film with a variety of professionals in the fields of film, psychology, and philosophy. There is a sense of urgency in the interviewees to share their insights with each other. It is also fascinating to hear about their own personal experiences of life as a person in the face of death, whether that experience is related to their personal experiences of death as a parent or child, a spouse, or a parent of an adult. While I'm not a doctor, I believe that this film is very well done, both in terms of the documentary content and the interviews. I would recommend it to anyone who would like to learn about the subject of dying.
Cynthia Perez
Thursday, 06 Aug 2020 19:09

The new documentary by the Dutch filmmaker Gerard Janssens (De Generatione Humain) is a perfect and funny addition to the world of the teen culture, that is rapidly becoming the norm. It is a powerful and original approach that shows the most famous teenage associations and also the most popular teenage activities. Janssens goes from high school to high school, and asks young people to tell him their most popular student activities and it's all from the perspective of a teenager. This is a great documentary for anyone who has ever been in a high school, and it is one of the best documentaries I have seen in a long time. It is funny, moving, and really insightful. It is also a must see for the people who are into the culture of the teenage culture. It is not a perfect documentary, but the way Janssens presents the teenagers and their interests is really interesting and a good example for people who are interested in the topic. I really recommend this documentary.
Joan M.
Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 07:48

A few weeks ago, I watched a TED talk by physicist Stephen Hawking, about the risk of artificial intelligence. Hawking, who has recently been diagnosed with motor neurone disease, was telling the audience the story of how, in a black hole, a black hole is created in a star, but the star eventually becomes too big for the black hole to escape. Hawking states that the black hole is in fact created as a result of this black hole's size, and Hawking suggests that it will end up becoming a black hole, rather than a star, and this black hole will end up going "too far away" from the Sun. This makes Hawking, who has not been speaking in public for some time, very interesting, and the talk is quite thought provoking. It's also the first time I've seen Hawking talk in a very long time, since his doctor died. I thought that this was a great talk, with Hawking's incredible scientific mind, and that he's a very interesting person to watch. The fact that Hawking is also a professor is also a big plus, and he gives a really good overview of what he's doing, and what he thinks about it. The only problem I had with this talk was that I was expecting Hawking to be all serious and science-fiction-ish, and that he's also a "mathematician", which he clearly is not. He gives an entertaining, humorous, and very interesting interview, but I also have to admit that it was a little bit boring. However, this is definitely the best talk I've seen from Hawking, and I recommend this to anyone who wants to learn more about Hawking's mind. The other nice aspect about this talk is that it's not just a one-sided view of Hawking, but also gives Hawking's perspective on other scientists. It's also interesting to hear from other scientists about Hawking's views on AI and how he thinks about it. It's not an entirely positive or negative talk, and it's also not a scientific talk, so I'd recommend this to people who want to hear more about Hawking's views on science, but don't want to get too bogged down with science-fiction. It's also interesting to hear what Hawking thinks about the ways that science has been applied to other fields, like in medicine. Overall, this is an interesting, thought-provoking talk that is definitely worth seeing.
Philip Gilbert
Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 05:13

The film is not for the squeamish, but for those who want to know what the scientific method is, you will love it. The film is about the structure of science and how it is different from religion and spirituality. The idea that the scientist is the most important person in society, is a basic fact, and the idea that science is the only valid source of knowledge, is an extremely powerful argument. I am not sure how many times I have seen this argument, but it is so powerful that it will change your life. The film is an honest look at the scientific method and how it can change your life. The film also shows the difficulty that scientists have in keeping up with the scientific method. This film is based on a real scientific argument, and you can see that it is a powerful argument. The film is a great look into the scientific method, and is very entertaining. I highly recommend it.
Paul
Friday, 31 Jul 2020 05:29

This is a nice documentary that really shows the great deal of work and dedication that goes into all kinds of things in this world. I also think it's a great resource for people who don't know a lot about the field of psychology. It has a great mix of interviews with leading psychologists, popular professors, and other experts in the field. I have been fascinated with psychology for many years now and it was great to see this documentary. I can't wait to see more from this docuseries.
Jason D.
Friday, 24 Jul 2020 22:45

At first glance, this film would seem to be a one-sided attempt to promote the use of the 'hippie' movement in the US. The film shows how hippies in America wanted to explore alternative lifestyles, and in doing so, they were rejected by their parents, who saw them as outcasts and rather disturbing. While there are some great insights into hippies' philosophies and lifestyles, there is a lot of repetition throughout the film, and it ends up seeming to go on for too long. There are some good stories about the hippies themselves, and there are some really funny moments in the film. But the film ends up feeling a bit like a montage of the hippies talking to each other, and not really doing anything else. It also doesn't have any real characterisation, and the film doesn't really feel like a documentary. There are some good points to this documentary, but it just never really feels like it's a film. The documentary does get a bit dull in the middle, and it ends up feeling more like a documentary of the hippies' lives than a film about the hippies themselves. Overall, it's a good documentary, but it's not really anything special. If you are interested in the hippies, it's worth checking out. But it's not a film you'll really get into, and it ends up feeling a bit repetitious and dull. I give it a 7/10.
Shirley L.
Monday, 20 Jul 2020 08:49

A movie is more than a plot. It's a film that is a film, which, I think, the French have been too timid about giving, so as to avoid a remake, which seems to have the potential to be a good film, because it could be a film of a great poet or a great film-maker. The story is the most important thing, the script is more important, and the score is even more important. As for the score, the great French composer Alfred Gough is much better, and much better, than the great American composer Gustav Holst, who was also quite good, but very badly composed the score for the recent Besson film, "A Time To Kill". I can't even think of a good score for "The Artist". But there's a movie I can recommend to everybody, which is a great film and which is also a great score, and that is "The Artist". The film is so wonderfully composed, and the score is so beautifully done, that it can't be put down. I'm in love with the film. I don't understand why the critics gave it a very poor review, because they must have forgotten the film, because the film is a masterpiece. The score is great, and the film is beautiful, so it's a perfect movie, and a perfect score. I hope the film will be given a chance, because I'm so impressed by it.
Pamela Guerrero
Monday, 13 Jul 2020 23:30

This is the kind of documentary that makes you question your beliefs and your life. It is a thought provoking film about a man who has lived his life on the line and a film maker who has been in the trenches. It is a must see for anyone who has ever had to live life on the edge. The film maker has faced countless challenges along the way, but has never lost his sense of wonder and hope for the future. If you have ever had to live life on the edge, you will enjoy the journey this man has taken.
Gary R.
Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 14:27

This is a movie that explores the concept of the "test" and "the art of thinking" to really make you think about how important it is to do things in life. I've read a lot of reviews that call this movie boring and claim that it is pointless to watch. I can't argue with those reviewers. I can, however, say that it is a good movie. It is funny, thought-provoking, and very informative. It goes into depth about what is going on in the mind of the test taker and how they think. It is very difficult to discuss the topic of the test without giving too much away. It is not necessary to know what the test is or what the "art of thinking" is to enjoy this movie. I would recommend this movie to anyone who has an interest in philosophy and science. It is an excellent movie that is very well done. I would say it is a must-see for anyone who is interested in philosophy or science.
Gregory
Tuesday, 26 May 2020 12:29

My fellow Americans, you must watch this film. It's a must see for anyone who's ever thought, or is thinking about thinking, about how to think, or has a mind of their own. It is an amazing film, and it will teach you a lot. The documentary itself is brilliant. It was made in conjunction with Harvard University, and it's a beautiful, poignant, thought provoking film. I can see why some people in the audience thought it was a little long. Some of the points were a little too much for some to swallow. The film is, in a word, inspirational. The video clips are amazing, as is the narration, and it's a film that anyone can enjoy. I recommend it to anyone, not just people who have a mind of their own. And if you're like me, you will find yourself thinking about this film throughout the rest of your life. It will change your life. I can't wait to get this film on DVD. It will be a great way to remember this film, and to think about it for years to come.
Timothy R.
Monday, 27 Apr 2020 19:24

In his brilliant, hilarious and deep documentary, "The Test" director and writer, Aaron Sorkin, interviews Dr. Amy Kincaid, who is the former director of the university's Center for Clinical and Experimental Psychology. Dr. Kincaid, who is also a neuroscientist, has spent her life studying the relationship between emotions and how they affect the brain. Dr. Kincaid explains how the test that is used in the movie is very misleading. She explains how the tests are different and more reliable. Dr. Kincaid also explains why she is doing this project. I would recommend this film to anyone who wants to learn more about the relationship between emotions and the brain.
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