This black-and-white low-budget documentary focuses on garrulous guide Timothy "Speed" Levitch, who talks to tourists traveling on the Gray Line's double-decker Manhattan tour buses. Getting to the co... read more
DVD Release Date: March 7, 2005
Stats: 115 reviews
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April 13, 2010
Documentary with New York City tour guide Tim Levich. I watched this because it was on an interview with actor Edward Norton's, and this was among his 5 favorite films. I liked his other 4, so thought I would give it a try. It was interesting, I can't say I loved it though. Tim L... read more
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A zany, bizarre documentary that matches the energy and eccentricity of New York City. Full Review
The documentary works so well because Speed's for real, as is his flowery monologue and his genuine NYC nasal accent. Full Review
Levitch is a subject compelling enough to remind us of the ecstatic joy that can come from the simple act of walking through a door. Full Review
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