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30 Days: Season 1 [DVD]

Morgan Spurlock (出演), Hanaan Haque (出演) 形式: DVD
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コントリビュータ Ilene Heller, Alexandra Jamieson, David Stacy, Rudolph Bedford, Shamael Haque, Hanaan Haque, Scott Bridges, Timona Bridges, Morgan Spurlock, Carol Ferris, Don Hooton, Sadia Shakir Haque 表示を増やす
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A reality show that's entertaining and smart? Sounds about as oxymoronic as it gets, but Morgan Spurlock has pulled it off with 30 Days. With this series (offered here on two discs containing six episodes and a variety of bonus material), Spurlock, who got a 2005 Best Documentary Oscar nomination for Super Size Me, his record of a harrowing month spent on a strict McDonald's-only diet, has effectively taken his act to the not-so-small screen. The premise: put "normal" middle-class Americans (in this case, all of them white) into situations where they are way out of their comfort zones, archetypal fish out of water who must spend 30 days experiencing how the other half lives. Thus we have tales involving a Christian from West Virginia who lives with a Muslim American couple in Dearborn, Michigan; a straight dude from rural Michigan who moves in with a homosexual roommate in San Francisco's Castro District, "the gayest place on Earth;" and a mother in Phoenix who, concerned about her daughter's excessive drinking at college, goes on her own heavy alcohol binge. Spurlock himself is the subject of an episode in which he and his fianc� try to subsist on the minimum wage, while the only one that doesn't fit the mold concerns an out-of-shape 34-year-old man trying to find the fountain of youth by embarking on a strict regimen of exercise, diet, and major doses of steroids and Human Growth Hormone pills.

The stories don't all have happy endings: the Phoenix woman's drinking has no affect whatsoever on her daughter, and the steroid guy drops out when his sperm count almost immediately drops to zero. But the discomfort felt by the others seems genuine, as do the lessons in tolerance and cultural understanding they eventually learn, even given the artificial confines of reality TV. What's more, Spurlock provides some real information along the way, telling us how many drinks it takes to be over the legal limit in Arizona (five shots ought to do it) or how many passages in the Bible are interpreted as proscribing homosexuality (six), detailing the negative side effects of "anti-aging" medicines (too many to list here), and offering insight into such Muslim customs as prayer and fasting (the Christian dresses in Muslim garb and even learns a little Arabic). Extra features include commentary (by Spurlock and others) on four of the episodes, as well as "Diary Cams" (outtakes, basically) for all six. --Sam Graham

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  • アスペクト比 ‏ : ‎ 1.33:1
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  • 言語 ‏ : ‎ 英語
  • 製品サイズ ‏ : ‎ 13.97 x 13.34 x 1.91 cm; 0.28 g
  • EAN ‏ : ‎ 0024543244332
  • 商品モデル番号 ‏ : ‎ 2234433
  • メディア形式 ‏ : ‎ ドルビー, 字幕付き, 吹き替え, 全画面
  • 発売日 ‏ : ‎ 2006/7/11
  • 出演 ‏ : ‎ Morgan Spurlock, Hanaan Haque, Sadia Shakir Haque, Shamael Haque, David Stacy
  • 吹き替え: ‏ : ‎ フランス語, スペイン語
  • 字幕: ‏ : ‎ 英語, スペイン語
  • 言語 ‏ : ‎ 英語 (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo)
  • 販売元 ‏ : ‎ 20th Century Fox
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000EXDRZ8
  • ディスク枚数 ‏ : ‎ 2
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K. Varraso
5つ星のうち5.0 Only a bad transition to DVD could spoil this treasure
2006年7月7日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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One of those shows that gets you right in the pit of your stomach, leaving you drained and unable to think of anything else. Our nation's lawmakers would do well to watch the "living on minimum wage" episode, and hopefully they will never view the "Living Off the Grid" one. (alternate title: Better Living Through Chemicals)

You'll think seriously about your relationship with God, and if the outer trappings really mean that much once you visit Michigan, which has many immigrants who practice the Muslm faith. Then you get to wonder why these gentle, learned people are so demonized, and if the "War on Terror" is merely another Crusade, ~500 yrs late.

You will meet the most patient person on Earth, Ed, who lives in the Castro District of San Francisco, who takes in a lovable, heterosexual Caveman for a houseguest. Surprisingly, both are changed at the end of the month (Ed less than Thor, of course). This episode, like most of the others, grabs your attention and doesn't let you go until the ride has come to a complete stop. You stumble through the exit and turn off the television, thinking about what the heck you've seen.

We saw all the episodes multiple times (Thank You, TIVO), and have pre-ordered the DVDs. Our hope is that the DVDs will add loads of new material and teasers for the coming season. But even if it doesn't, just getting to watch the episodes once more without commercials will be a real treat.

This television series is best for adults and older teens; parents of younger teens will have to decide on a case by case basis.
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Louis-Philippe Ferron
5つ星のうち2.0 Two Stars
2014年9月30日にカナダでレビュー済み
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French audio track is not included as advertised.
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Mary J. Tucker
5つ星のうち5.0 Good educational tool!
2014年5月22日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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I am a high school Health Education teacher who also teaches concurrent courses through our local community college. I use the binge drinking and the living on minimum wage segments for both groups. They show realistic "life lessons" which send strong messages about personal choices and the resulting consequences. Our High School Global teacher is currently previewing the "a Christian living with Muslims" episode to show the students the meanings and traditions behind many religious practices which our students may have seen but not have known the purpose behind.

I recommend Season 1 for educational purposes. They are very appropriate for high school and college-aged groups. Our students are highly engaged as we watch and analyze the different episodes. Many of our students are familiar with Morgan Spurlock from his previous "Super Size Me" hit. Season 1 is entertaining and opens the path for many discussions on tolerance, consequences of life choices, respect for all regardless of income, religion, gender orientation, or geographic origins and how we all can find common ground.
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MrE
5つ星のうち5.0 Good Glimpse
2007年12月6日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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A friend pointed out that this show doesn't really point out anything new or unknown, and this is probably true. However it really isn't the point of the show. It's to immerse you in different things, or at least immersion by watching someone else being immersed in it.

It really is amazing how much can actually happen in 30 days, a few of these have breakdowns, a few even have revelations. The other thing it helps is to break down fear of the unknown in our life. I personally didn't know much about Islam, the Castro distric, what taking HGH/Testosterone will do to you, etc. Sure I had an idea, but it's here it's really put in your face for you to understand.

It's only 6 episodes, but they are a good 6 episodes.
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Mr. Roger H. Geyer
5つ星のうち4.0 Excellent Documentaries -- Intelligent TV for a change
2006年7月6日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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These 1 hour episodes seemed take care to be "fair and balanced", showing the given issue from multiple points of view, and stating empirical data -- to make the issues far more than the typical one-sided whining-fest so much of the "news" and "news" channel documentary shows offer these days. I was very pleasantly surprised how consistently this was done.

Each episode had little "pod" sections where a particular aspect of the issue was amplified. Morgan frequently took part in these, ensuring he had an active part in the series even when he wasn't in most of the episodes as originally planned.

The episode with Morgan Spurlock and his girlfriend trying to survive on a minimum wage income was very interesting. They could have made it (barely) if they had no kids (actually, they have no kids, but they took in a couple of friend's or relatives kids, which resulted in a LOT of stress and spending in just 2 days) and never got sick. Of course in the real world, that doesn't happen. This dramatically shows the impact of modern medical costs to the poor. It also shows how the stresses of true poverty can play havoc with relationships. There were lots of good conversations and normal daily living issues that really brought the reality of miniumum wage living home.

Unlike most of the commentary that goes with DVD movies, etc. these days, I thought that the commentary that went with each episode was VERY enlightening and well done. It explained the main throughts and philosopy of some of the main folks producing the show, why they did things the way they did, and pointed out some of the techniques and key points that the viewer might not catch in one viewing.

From these commentaries, I was happy to learn that apparently I "got it" -- that this show was about reaching out to people who lived radically different lives, and learning from the experience. (Think how much different the world could be if our first reaction to something we don't understand about someone was to try to empaphize with that person, instead of hurling insults (or worse)).

Another key point of these commentaries was that they went with the flow of what REALLY happened in the episodes -- instead of trying to influence things or make them tell some tale that some producer wanted to get across. Thus, for example -- one episode was only really 22 days and some commentary about the aftermath -- since for safety reasons the 30 days couldn't be completed. Instead of trying to hide that or force the issue -- the producer and director just worked with that and made it an honest and integral part of the documentary. Gee. Reality TV that is actually about reality. What a concept.

The DVD set (two DVD's) was easy to navigate, and intuitive. Each of the episodes had a commentary track, and also a "missing documentary videos" track, where the main character(s) in an episode spoke alone to the camera about their current thoughts and moods any night during the 30 days that they wished to. Though the quality of these comments and insights varied widely, they added a nice extra behind-the-scenes dimension to the season which added some value to the DVD set, in my opinion.

There were only six episodes, making a mighty short season. This was the main drawback to me. Hopefully season two will have a more filled-out line-up, since this show has proven to be a winner for the F/X channel.

I am editing an original review from watching 3 episodes on TV. Now that I have the DVD and have watched all the episodes and the extras, I would definitely rate it FIVE stars, but Amazon's editor apparently won't let me change the star rating.
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