Anyone know about ..."Ken Burns"? ...greatest document producer ever...

[Stuart G]

Perhaps you have seen his movies...what do you think of them? or him?

Yes, I recced my own post...for "Ken Burns"

[Cirsium]

1. The Civil War

The Civil War was extraordinarily well done and is worth watching i you haven't seen it.

[lamp_shade]

5. My favorite too. That and "Baseball".

[JoetheShow]

2. I would watch anything by Ken Burns.

I've seen the Civil War, the American Buffalo, and Benjamin Franklin. There are several others I want to see but my local library does not have them and I'm too cheap/poor to pay for the streaming service.

[KarenS]

3. My favorite Ken Burn's film is

The Story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B Anthony ~ Not for Ourselves Alone.

Part I & Part II is a total of 4 hours,,,, it is a wonderful story.

I've watched many of his documentaries ~ these days one must pay to see them,,,, remember when PBS was free? of course, I'm talking about 'on demand'.

He really steers toward the middle to do the stories,,,, I noticed it particularly watching one about LBJ and
the Gulf of Tonkin incident.

[appalachiablue]

4. Love and appreciate Ken Burns films. I had the pleasure

of meeting him once briefly at work at a lecture he gave on the Civil War, what a terrific series. He did take some guff over the lengthy Vietnam War (?) series that some still gripe about but I never wavered.

[Xavier Breath]

6. Anything he does is appointment television for me.

Even when the subject matter is going to be rough. I knew going in that The American Buffalo would be a tough watch, but I watched it and came away knowing so much more than I did before.

[mitch96]

7. When it says "Ken Burns" I watch it. It is usually very good. Even interviews of him are good...He's the kind of guy

I would love to have a beer with and chat..
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[bif]

8. Genius.