I am a fan of the Raymond show, as is the rest of my family. 15 years after it's gone off the air and we still manage to watch it several times a week. Somehow it never gets old!
I just found out this documentary was done, so I was eager to watch it.
This was an eye-opening documentary of how everybody loves Raymond was made in Russia. There were moments of stress, there were moments of breakthroughs, and there were some light moments with the locals. This documentary was very well done. Contrast with most documentaries today are providing an angle to get you to do something. Most documentaries are pretty one-sided. This was not that kind of documentary. This was just telling the story, and it was enjoyable!
To sum up- there's sweet lessons that perseverance pays off, and families are the same all over the world.
I did not see this streaming, I got this from my local library. I don't think I would buy the DVD. I would find another way to watch it again. The DVD hijacks you with 15 minutes of solid advertisements. Dvd doesn't let you skip! Advertising disgusting shows that I would never watch that are TV-MA. That's not the fault of Phil Rosenthal, that's a Sony problem. Another ugly side of her show business.
I just found out this documentary was done, so I was eager to watch it.
This was an eye-opening documentary of how everybody loves Raymond was made in Russia. There were moments of stress, there were moments of breakthroughs, and there were some light moments with the locals. This documentary was very well done. Contrast with most documentaries today are providing an angle to get you to do something. Most documentaries are pretty one-sided. This was not that kind of documentary. This was just telling the story, and it was enjoyable!
To sum up- there's sweet lessons that perseverance pays off, and families are the same all over the world.
I did not see this streaming, I got this from my local library. I don't think I would buy the DVD. I would find another way to watch it again. The DVD hijacks you with 15 minutes of solid advertisements. Dvd doesn't let you skip! Advertising disgusting shows that I would never watch that are TV-MA. That's not the fault of Phil Rosenthal, that's a Sony problem. Another ugly side of her show business.