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The World's Fastest Indian

The World's Fastest Indian

»rank: 589

starring: Anthony Hopkins, Diane Ladd, Iain Rea, Tessa Mitchell, Aaron Murphy
directed by: Roger Donaldson


0ur opinion: :ln the late 196Os after a lifetime of perfecting his classic indian motorcycle burt sets off from the bottom of the world invercargill new zealand to clock his bike at the bonneville salt flats in utah. With all odds against him burt puts his irrepressible kiwi spirit to the test braving the new world. Studio: Magnolia Pict Hm Ent Release Date: 12/31/2OO7 Starring: Anthony Hopkins Bruce Greenwood Run time: 127 minutes Rating: Pg13 : A movie that exudes affection and goodwill, The World's Fastest ...



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The World's Fastest Indian [Blu-ray]

The World's Fastest Indian [Blu-ray]

»rank: 32098

starring: Anthony Hopkins, Diane Ladd, Iain Rea, Tessa Mitchell, Aaron Murphy
directed by: Roger Donaldson


0ur opinion:Description: Academy Award® winner, Anthony Hopkins stars as Burt Munro, a man who never let the dreams of youth fade. ln the late 196O's, after a lifetime of perfecting his classic lNDlAN M0T0RCYCLE, Burt sets off from the bottom of the world, lnvercargill, New Zealand, to clock his bike at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. With all odds against him, Burt puts his irrepressible kiwi spirit to the test, braving the new world on a shoestring budget. Burt's quest culminates in an unlikely conclusion ...



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The World's Fastest Indian [HD DVD]

The World's Fastest Indian [HD DVD]

»rank: 17874

starring: Anthony Hopkins, Iain Rea, Tessa Mitchell, Aaron Murphy (II), Tim Shadbolt
directed by: Roger Donaldson


0ur opinion:Description: Academy Award® winner, Anthony Hopkins stars as Burt Munro, a man who never let the dreams of youth fade. ln the late 196O's, after a lifetime of perfecting his classic lNDlAN M0T0RCYCLE, Burt sets off from the bottom of the world, lnvercargill, New Zealand, to clock his bike at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. With all odds against him, Burt puts his irrepressible kiwi spirit to the test, braving the new world on a shoestring budget. Burt's quest culminates in an unlikely conclusion ...



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Tab Benoit's album titles leave little doubt as to where he's from or the music he plays. Brother to the Blues, Fever for the Bayou, Wetlands, and now Power of the Pontchartrain exude the sweaty Louisiana swamp, blues, and R&B inherent in their names. But that only tells part of the story--the rest is in the grooves where Benoit's distinctive, grainy voice and tough Telecaster leads bring soul, grit, and intensity to a sound already infused with an earthy sensibility. There's more of the same on this disc, but that's no criticism. Benoit generally sticks with others' songs here, yet he unearths hidden gems. Julie Miller's "Midnight and Lonesome" is dragged into the murky swamps as a driving ballad with eerie qualities that live up to its name. Miller and husband Buddy are also credited with the righteous-yet-rugged gospel of "Shelter Me." "Somebody's Got to Go," originally by Lonnie Johnson, gets a crisp, frisky makeover, and even Buffalo Springfield's crusty "For What It's Worth" takes a swim in the muddy waters of Benoit's home state, with a little help of some altered, post-Katrina lyrics. The guitarist lets his Cajun influences fly on the bouncy rhythms of "Sac-Au-Lait Fishing," the album's only original, and shifts into pleading Otis Redding mode for the aching blues ballad "I'm Guilty of Lovin' You." The Chicago-by-way-of-the-Delta shuffle of "One Foot in the Bayou" is also an apt description of Benoit's approach. He touches on a variety of Americana styles, yet always keeps part of himself planted firmly in the wetlands of his roots. --Hal Horowitz


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