There is so much to say about this documentary that I don't really know where to begin! The amazing visuals of these rock stacks are enough to interest any viewer. The soothing sounds of the waves on the shore and the delightfully non-repetitive music help focus our attention on the beauty and art of rock stacking. These two wonderful characters inform viewers of all the details of this craft with both facts and humour. Overall, while there is an apparent lack of ducks in this documentary, it is a very entertaining and informative piece. I highly recommend it to anyone!
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Entertaining? Yes, definitely.
therealjeffbryant20 March 2004
This is an exciting documentary put together by some exciting young talent. I definitely want to be updated if any other rock-related documentaries are announced. The editing really made this one fly. Excellent performances by all. I have to emphasize that I've probably never seen anything like Rockatiers. Will there be a DVD? If so, I encourage the filmmakers to include exciting behind-the-scenes footage. How about a commentary? Once again, thanks guys!
Rockatiers...definitely rocks hard.
Naterbird10 June 2006
Amazing film about guys who stack rocks. Yes, you read that right. Micah Brown shows talent both behind the camera as well as editing skills. Check out "Beutiful Boy" also for a wonderful vignette featuring a young star named Landon Sparrow in all of his glory. Sparrow's first acting foray was definitely helped by Brown's deft editing skills. The soundtrack is dead on. Uncanny how the lyrics match perfectly to the action on screen. This is a DVD for the ages. One that will be passed down from generation to generation. Kudos to John Lennon for writing the original title song, it will undoubtedly roll off the tongue of all who see this amazing film.
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