Just to correct another reviewer's error, this DVD is not a cheat, it's perfectly good. The film was shot in 1.37, not 1.66, and is presented properly.

Disjointed, wondering, and uninspiring. I could not get involved with this one. Great actors in an overly negative screenplay. Fun to watch her walk around on screen as usual.

Historical revisionism at its finest, nevermind the millions killed by communism,stalin,pol pot,fidel,che,mao,nevermind vietnam was at it's intensity under the great "society".nevermind that saddam gassed the kurds,it's always ironic eastern and west coast elites talk and push their own form of fascism, war bad but abortion good, free love and std's, I think liberalism is the scaiest thing to happen to America. this documentary is for all the snob smug cardigan rich kids who want a faux utopia.

This whole thing is a mess...I liked the footage..but it all seemed to be some kind of political statement. There was very little horror and more about a very hippie point of view of America. It was half enjoyable..but politics and navel gazing seemed to get in the way..so it is what it is..but it was lame for me.

This book is a collection of strips from the syndicated "For Better or For Worse" comic strip. It highlights the trials and tribulations of the modern couple trying to raise children. The father is a dentist, there are two children, a boy and a girl and the main character is an overextended mother. As a single parent, I found many of the overworked parent situations to be overdone, but they were still amusing. Examples are the student teacher conferences, planning a vacation, keeping school supplies safe until school starts and whether or not you have a pet.If you are married and think that your life is atypical, read this book and smile. Although the specifics may differ, all couples with children must deal with nearly all of the circumstances this couple copes with.

For Better or For Worse is like a fine wine, it has gotten better in time! This book was hiliarious, but the drawing style was very rough compared to Johnston's current style. I thought it was a good book, and would recommend it highly to die hard fans.