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Animated drawings explain physiology of sight; how eyeglasses work.
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Uses animated drawings to explain the physiology of sight. Shows how certain defects can be corrected with glasses. Includes rules for care of the eyes.
Ken Smith sez: "The human eyes and the eyelids are things of great beauty and efficiency. The eyeballs are marvelous little cameras." This plodding film has some uninteresting animated eye schematics and one tame scene of a doctor supposedly plucking a piece of metal out of somebody's eye, but that's it.
EYES VISION SAFETY HEALTH ACCIDENTS DISEASES SIGHT EYEGLASSES PHYSIOLOGY ANIMATION DRAWINGS INFECTIONS Danger Lurks Safety
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Reviews
Reviewer:
Christine Hennig
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May 21, 2006
Subject: Needs Visene
Subject: Needs Visene
Dry ERPI film about the eye. The only thing to recommend is the cool The End title card. Dont rub it, dear, youll make it worse.
Ratings: Camp/Humor Value: *. Weirdness: *. Historical Interest: ***. Overall Rating: **.
Ratings: Camp/Humor Value: *. Weirdness: *. Historical Interest: ***. Overall Rating: **.
Reviewer:
Spuzz
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May 2, 2003
Subject: I See.
Subject: I See.
This scientific film about eyes and eyecare is a pretty standard high school science film for the first half, but the second half turns interesting with the many explanations and demonstrations of eye infections. Standard stuff like near and far sightednesd are shown, but things get ugly when a person with a nasty sty is shown and someone gets a metal particle removed from their eye. Too Un Chien Andalou for me.
