The Movies That Made Us

claire_freeman_8903 shared a tip "This is interesting & drives home the point I’ve always made about certain movies- romance, horror- the less you actually see the more you get bc a good movie will stimulate your mind to create. Irving Yablans calls this the Theatre Of The Mind & he’s spot on. I don’t want or need to see a lot of gore bc that just repulses me. But if you provide just enough to allow my imagination to scare me that’s better!"

claire_freeman_8903 shared a tip "Wow I just watched the episode about the making of Dirty Dancing & was surprised that the producer herself Linda Gottlieb didn’t even remember that only the hotel & cabin scenes were shot in Virginia at the Mountain Lake Lodge. The infamous lift in the lake scenes were shot at Lake Lure in North Carolina. She even walks around the VA hotel set & says “there was a lake here!” Lol does she really think the lake just disappeared (as she claims)?? I’ve been to that lake & it’s definitely in NC!"

joshua_smith_3234 shared a tip "Not exactly the documentary format I’d prefer and almost never has any main cast interviews, but still entertaining, especially when discussing some beloved films of the past."

madison_taylor_4566 shared a tip "I’ve watched a few episodes of both seasons and it seems like they are trying to make some behind the scenes stories more exciting than they actually were. Was left feeling bored and lost interest. And the narrator speaks way to much! Was annoying to have him keep cutting off the actual people that were talking to finish their stories."

emersun shared a tip "This is such a good “Feel Good” and nostalgic series. It begins with Dirty Dancing begins the scenes and is followed by Home Alone and so on. Warm and fuzzy."

mya_formuoli shared a tip "A great show for filmmakers!! It really goes in depth on some iconic movies! So interesting how some of these films were so close to not making it or how many times people declined these amazing films were crazy!"

misplacedsanity shared a tip "I loved learning about the behind-the-scenes of some of my favorite movies. It's what got me rewatching the Back to the Future series."