Sexual Astrology - VHS : Enola Gay: Rain of Ruin

All ProductsApparelBabyBeautyBooksDVDDigital MusicHealth & Personal CareJewelryKitchen & HousewaresMagazinesMiscellaneousMusicMusic TracksPhotoSoftwareToysVHSVideo (DVD & VHS)Video Games

 View Shopping Cart or Checkout 

starring: Dwight Schultz, Fred Ashworth, Raymond Biel, Fred Bock, Jacob Bontakoe directed by: Tim Curran See Larger Image Used Price: $6.77 Third Party New Price: $9.00 Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786303819358 Format: Color, NTSC ISBN: 6303819354 Label: A&E Home Video Manufacturer: A&E Home Video Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: A&E Home Video Release Date: March 04, 1997 Running Time: 75 minutes Sales Rank: 30975 Studio: A&E Home Video Related Items: Fat Man and Little Boy Hiroshima - Why the Bomb Was Dropped see more Customer Reviews Average Rating: Rating: - Great education help I think this was a great help in teaching history. There was some music in the background. My children were not bored and it brought together the fighting in the island area and the bombing. I'm not a history buff, just a mom that wants the movies we watch to be educational and interesting. Rating: - Great education help I think this was a great help in teaching history. There was some music in the background. My children were not bored and it brought together the fighting in the island area and the bombing. I'm not a history buff, just a mom that wants the movies we watch to be educational and interesting. Rating: - An Excellent Educational Source I first watched this movie, originally titled "Rain of Ruin," in 1995 on the History Channel and found it to be an excellent overview of the scientific, political, and military history of the Manhattan Project and the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It's one of the few documentaries that are simultaneously dramatic and educational. The film begins with a brief countdown and then BOOM!-- The test shot in the New Mexico desert fills the screen. Eerie, spine-tingling music plays in the background ... Read More Rating: - Factually Full ... Stylistically Stagnant I had to think hard to recall a video or any media production for that matter, that was void of a musical score. I present this as my first finding in this video, for remarkably, I found that it does matter that there is some sort of thematic music to accompany the narration. Somehow I always thought of myself as immune to such "trivialities" of media production, but when it is actually missing, it DOES make a difference. So what you get with this production is a factually detailed ... Read More Browse for similar items by category: Documentary - Genres - VHS - Video - General Military & War - Documentary - Genres - VHS - Video - World War II A&E Home Video - Television - Genres - VHS - Video - All A&E Titles