Some of the children have grown into the people you expected. Some have not. I found it interesting how when they talked about the film series they discussed to pointless nature of it. I think they thought about it too hard. The point is to see the unpredictability of life an... read more
Bruce Balden,
Jacqueline Bassett,
Symon Basterfield,
Andrew Brackfield,
Charles Furneaux
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In the second follow-up to the original film Seven Up, Michael Apted continues his documentary saga that began when his subjects, 14 students from varied social backgrounds, were 7 years old. As young... read more
DVD Release Date: October 19, 2004
Stats: 102 reviews
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May 13, 2009
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February 29, 2008
This is the first in the series that I have seen. I particularly liked this glimpse into various people's lives. But as one of the subjects expresses, though it may not be a valid experiment it is at least entertaining.
Also, as an American viewer I do gain some solid knowledge ... read more -
January 15, 2011
Seeing these people at 7, then at 14, and now again at 21, what's interesting to me is how *few* of them have actually deviated from the plans they laid out for themselves in the earlier installments. The standout is Neil Hughes, who cut a decidedly new path when he left school b... read more
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January 16, 2009
Up Series - GENERAL REVIEW
GREAT, GREAT, GREAT series to watch these movies...started watching them all in order in 2007...
(by coincidence one of the subjects ends up living in Madison, WI!)
So very interesting to watch this non-statistically-relevant social experiment unfold... read more
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Seven Up scene-stealer Neil Hughes becomes the series' tragic figure in 21 Up. Full Review
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