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Title: Blue Vinyl (2002)
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The hazards of bio-accumulation, pollution, and the makeup of what we commonly hope are benign plastics are tackled in this documentary.
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January 2002 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Ble vinylio See more »Company Credits
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Written by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
Published by Kanda Music
Arranged by M. Hankinson
Courtesy of Promusic
From the album 'Popular Classics 1'
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"Flight of the Bumblebee"Written by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
Published by Kanda Music
Arranged by M. Hankinson
Courtesy of Promusic
From the album 'Popular Classics 1'
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This documentary is fairly well done. It tells an interesting story about a product many of us are relatively familiar with. The basic techniques were adequate and I had little qualms with the overall product.
I guess if there was a problem with the movie was the overall message. Don't get me wrong, I can totally buy that there may be some harmful materials in vinyl, I am just not sure I found a reasonable solution within the film. It seems to me that sometimes addressing a problem is only a first step and this movie did little other than to wag its finger for 90 minutes.
Finally, while I can understand that there may be some repercussions from vinyl use, I am not sure if I totally buy every lurid detail I was fed. Afterall, the movie started out with a woman looking for a problem... and found one