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American Built
Ad executives Randy Spears and Jonathon Morgan are brainstorming for slogans to move a new sports car while outside, in the Jacuzzi, their wives Nikki Dial and Tiffany Minx are storming each other. Seems their hubbies have been a little inattentive of late, and it's time for some much-needed lovin'. Later, the boys get a visit from Meekah and Christine Appleigh.
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Plot Summary
This documentary takes viewers on a journey through the manufacturing and construction of iconic American-made products and infrastructure. It highlights the ingenuity, labor, and processes involved in creating the machines and structures that defined American industry. The film explores various sectors, showcasing the scale and complexity of American manufacturing prowess.
Critical Reception
As a documentary focused on industrial processes, 'American Built' was not widely reviewed by mainstream critics in the same way as narrative films. Its reception was primarily within niche circles interested in industrial history and manufacturing. It is generally appreciated for its detailed look at American production during the early 1990s.
What Reviewers Say
Appreciated for its informative content on manufacturing.
Provides a detailed look at American industrial capabilities.
Engaging for viewers interested in how things are made.
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Fun Fact
The documentary was produced and directed by David G. Hillenbrand, who is also known for other documentaries exploring American industry and history.
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