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(691) 7.1 79 min 2016 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Nuts! is a movie starring Gene Tognacci, Andy Boswell, and John Causby. The mostly true story of Dr. John Romulus Brinkley, an eccentric genius who built an empire with his goat-testicle impotence cure and a million-watt radio...

Genres
Documentary, Animation
Director
Penny Lane
Starring
Gene Tognacci, Kelly Mizell, Andy Boswell, John Causby

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Genres Documentary, Animation
Director Penny Lane
Writer Thom Stylinski
Stars Gene Tognacci, Kelly Mizell, Andy Boswell, John Causby
Country USA
Also Known As Niezłe jaja!
Runtime 1 h 19 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description The mostly true story of Dr. John Romulus Brinkley, an eccentric genius who built an empire with his goat-testicle impotence cure and a million-watt radio station. Animated reenactments, interviews, archival footage, and one seriously unreliable narrator trace his rise from poverty to celebrity and influence in 1920s America.

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20 customer reviews about animation «Nuts!»

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Doris
Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 08:11

I've been a big fan of "The Man Who Knew Too Much" for some time now. I've been on the fence about it for some time, but I have to say that I absolutely love this film. It's a moving and thoughtful look at the life of a guy who lived his life to the fullest, and yet knew too much about life. If you're a fan of the man, I highly recommend seeing this film. It's a must see.
Paul Alvarado
Wednesday, 15 Jul 2020 17:26

An excellent documentary about the case of Mumia Abu-Jamal. The documentary has several great interviews with Mumia, who is now on the other side of the prison wall. There are some funny bits, such as when he is asked if he is a "troubled" person and he replies "I am a troubled person, but that doesn't mean I am not a guy." Another interesting segment is when he is asked what he would do if he were the head of the National Guard. Mumia replies, "I would bring my people to the White House, and I would stand on the steps of the White House, and I would ask President Nixon to put me in jail."
Timothy
Friday, 10 Jul 2020 05:49

This is a documentary that's a bit unusual. I saw it on the movie channel and thought it was an interesting film. The director does a very good job of showing the power and importance of our children, especially the children of today, and what we have to do to keep them safe. It's a must see for parents and anyone concerned with the future of our children. The film has a great soundtrack, and is quite entertaining.
Joan
Monday, 29 Jun 2020 18:39

I think the director did a great job of getting the essence of the characters. I also enjoyed the work of the cinematographer. The whole thing is a little "cute" for a family movie. I would have liked to see more of the animals, but I'm sure they're real-life. The music is also good. The voices are very "local" and I think that was a nice touch. This is a great family movie and the children will love it. The only thing I didn't like about this movie is the ending. I don't think the director should have left it as is. If he had gone for a "dramatic" ending, I would have been more satisfied.
Janet
Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 05:24

It's really great to see a documentary that focuses on the topic of the North American wildlife trade. It's really depressing that so many species of wildlife are being threatened by the global wildlife trade, but this documentary gives a very realistic look at how wildlife is being destroyed and killed. This documentary makes you feel like you're a part of the story. It also gives you a great view of the animals and their environment. It also gives you a great view of the political issues in North America. I really hope that this documentary gets the attention that it deserves. I think that it's great that there is a group of people that are trying to change the way that this trade is being conducted. This documentary is a must see.
Carl Gilbert
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 21:57

A must see for anyone who enjoys good documentaries. The film has an amazing story of a family who's life was changed forever when their son was kidnapped. They've created a website to help raise money and information for a reward. This is the kind of film that makes you feel as if you've been there. It's a great story, and it's a great documentary. The family's journey to help find their son, is just a great story. I loved the way that they tried to make it feel like a documentary. The narration was very realistic and it made me feel as if I was there. This is a great documentary for anyone who's interested in finding out more about what happened to their family.
Emily Chavez
Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 20:26

A young boy who lives in a tiny house in San Francisco has lived in his home for over a year. It is a fascinating look into the daily routines of a child with a disability. The filmmaker (Aaron Lapiedra) interviews the boy, his parents and his brother and his sister. As the filmmaker watches, we get a good look into the daily life of the boy, his brother, his parents and his sister. Lapiedra does a wonderful job of interviewing the parents and the brother and sister. We get to see the boy's physical limitations and how his parents deal with them. We also get to see the challenges that the boy and his family face with regard to a disability that affects him. The documentary has a lot of great footage of the boy's daily life. We also get to see a lot of amazing video clips from the family's home. Lapiedra also interviews the director of the film, a boy with a similar condition. The director of the film is an amazing person and I have the utmost respect for him. He does a great job of showing the struggles that a disabled child faces with his disability. He does an excellent job of showing the joy and frustration of the disabled child. It is very heartwarming to see the joy and frustration of the family. This is a great documentary that I highly recommend to anyone. I think that everyone should see this documentary. It is an excellent documentary that is well worth watching. I highly recommend this documentary.
Joseph O.
Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 01:14

I've been a fan of Jim Henson since I was a kid. And while the company has gone on to do some really creative things (like the wonderful Henson-animated commercials), the work they did with Henson and puppets has always been interesting. But "The Jim Henson Archives" is a good summary of their work. As the new owner of a now-closed animation studio, Henson was able to access the archives and pick up on some of the old ideas that were so well loved by fans. The movie looks like a good watch, but doesn't do a great job at explaining the archives' history. It also doesn't explain why the company went down the route it did. So it's more of a fun look at the company's history than an explanation. But it's a good, entertaining look at the studio.
Betty H.
Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 22:14

I've seen the film a few times now and I still love it. But after seeing it a few times I'm starting to think it's a bit boring. It's a very good documentary but I don't think it's the best film of the year. The idea of the documentary is that the movie was made with the intention of raising money to help the victims of the AIDS epidemic. It also features interviews with people that have been directly affected by the disease, and it was also made to raise awareness of the issue of HIV/AIDS. As the documentary is made to raise money to help those affected by the disease, it is extremely touching. But as the documentary itself, it's a little bit boring. I really enjoyed the idea behind it, but it was definitely not a film that I would want to see more than once. But if you're looking for a great documentary that raises awareness about the issue of HIV/AIDS, then this is the film for you.
Denise King
Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 16:17

I've never been to a tour de force of a movie before. This movie has a unique story, strong character development, and it manages to juggle action and dramatic elements with a nice sense of humor. The best part of this movie is the performance of the main character, Dr. David Schmerzenneger. Schmerzenneger's personality and way of looking at life are both very well captured in his narration. This movie is a good balance of drama and comedy. It will make you laugh, and it will make you think. I highly recommend this movie to anyone who likes a good story, a good story that isn't predictable, and a good story that is not bad. I would definitely recommend this movie to anyone who likes a good movie with a lot of heart.
Bryan
Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 03:02

It was nice to see a documentary about one of the most influential people of the last century. I loved the narration, especially the one by the director who had a nice rapport with his subject. His subjects were interesting and the interviews were interesting. However, the interview with Oprah Winfrey was a little tiring. I understand that she is doing a lot of interviews these days and it is hard to keep up with them, but I did not enjoy this one. In fact, I thought that she was talking at a higher volume than she did in the interviews with the rest of the people. This was not because she was talking about her life, but because she was doing interviews about her book. That was a little disappointing because I thought that she was the one who should have been speaking about her life. I also did not like the "speaking at a higher volume" thing because the interviews were about her life. The same thing was true for the other people in the documentary, but I think that they were speaking about their life. So, the only good part of this documentary is that it is not boring, but I do not like the fact that the interviewees are talking about their life, rather than their life. It would have been much more interesting if they were talking about their life and why they are doing what they are doing. So, I would give this a 8 out of 10, because I think that the interviewees were talking about their life and not about their life.
Arthur James
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 00:40

A well-done documentary. However, I was so surprised to see the amount of publicity given to this documentary. It was never listed in the television listings. I think it's unfortunate that the marketing of this documentary is so "low-key" and so "cheap."
Ann W.
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 02:27

I really enjoyed this documentary. There is a lot of information that is not always easily found in the media. It is worth a look.
James A.
Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 22:18

This documentary is about a group of fishermen in Nova Scotia, Canada. They live a fairly normal life, fishing for tuna, salmon and mackerel. They love their life, and are content with their lot. But they are also quite proud of their town, and the fish that they catch. They believe they are among the most productive fishermen in the world. But in reality, the catch is small, and it's just a few fish for them to eat. They are always looking for more fish, and this documentary gives a lot of information about their life and their relationship with the ocean. The fisherman's wives are all very supportive, and are proud of the people who fish for them. In the end, they have nothing to say to the people who don't fish, and feel they don't deserve anything. They are simply satisfied with their life. And they are proud of it.
Katherine H.
Thursday, 21 May 2020 20:13

In the 1930s, the US government sponsored a five year program to train people in electrical engineering and construction. The military provided a variety of military equipment and the result was a "Granite School". The purpose of this program was to teach people the skills of building, maintaining, and repairing a power plant. This is the story of the "Granite School" from the perspective of a former student and her husband who are now living in Maine. This documentary is an excellent look at the history of the "Granite School" and how it changed over time. This documentary was made by the people who ran the "Granite School" and it shows that the people who built the Granite School were not just individuals, but rather a collective. They used their education and skills to help people. The documentary is well-done and the interviews are very well-done. It is a good way to learn about the history of the Granite School and the people who built it.
Debra T.
Wednesday, 20 May 2020 12:55

I just saw this on TV and was quite surprised to find it quite informative. The thing is, the documentary really only covers the middle of the film, because it is split into two parts. The first part, the interview with the director, is only about the first 20 minutes. The second part, which covers the end of the film, is all about the director's past and present work. The film shows a lot of good things about the director. He is passionate about his work, and he tries to find the meaning of his films. I think this is really good, because when you know what he is passionate about, you can really understand what he is doing. The documentary also explains how the director has to work hard to make his films. He has to make a lot of money. I think this is also good, because it shows how hard it is to make a film, and it also shows how hard it is to make a great film. I think this is a very good documentary, but if you only watch it once, it is not very informative. But if you see it twice, it is good.
Thomas H.
Sunday, 17 May 2020 22:01

The book, and a documentary by Richard Armitage, are both amazing, but there is an awful lot of bad acting in both. Also, the documentaries are not made to tell the story of the book, but rather to tell the story of a couple's love. That is where this movie shines. As it was narrated by Ellen Burstyn, it really is the story of a great love. I am very glad I read this book.
Brenda
Tuesday, 12 May 2020 10:33

After watching this film I immediately wondered why it was nominated for an Academy Award. I would like to think that it's not because of its subject matter, but I would be wrong. I would also be wrong in saying that it is the best documentary ever made. It's simply a great documentary, but I can't say that it's the best documentary. As the name suggests, it's about the nuts. I found it very entertaining, but I didn't feel that it was very well done. I'm not sure why it was nominated for an Oscar. I'd be interested to know why. I do think that it should have been nominated for Best Documentary. I have no idea why it wasn't nominated for Best Picture. I would be interested to know why it wasn't nominated for Best Director, or Best Original Screenplay. It's a great film, but it's not a great documentary.
Diane
Monday, 20 Apr 2020 03:45

I'm not sure if this is the right category for a documentary, but it is one of the best I've seen. It is a beautifully shot, with several excellent segments of young people in the inner city living their lives, at the same time they are told how to live their lives. I also loved the interviewees and how they went about their work, which was a wonderful interview for a documentary. It's not a documentary in that it's about something, it's about the people and how they deal with their lives and how they live it. It's a great look at a really important topic and an important part of the lives of the people interviewed. I think it's a very important documentary and I highly recommend it to anyone who loves this subject and is a fan of documentaries.
Kathy Schultz
Sunday, 19 Apr 2020 23:39

This film is so cool. I think I just bought a ticket for a world class art exhibition. I hope to see more of his work. This film is about this guy and his work. You'll be amazed by the photography and the sound. I highly recommend this film.
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