The Bill was essentially a cultural fountain from which a beautiful rainbow-haze of socio-introspection emerged, inspiring such famed derivatives as Cop Land, The Departed, The Godfather 3, and most recently of course, The Wire
.<br /><br />The film is a great example of the creative genius of director John Waters, who has created such a unique and unique film that is so unique that it is hard to imagine anyone else making it. The film's unique story is that of a young man who is sent to a boarding school to study the art of photography. He is given a chance to learn how to shoot a camera, but he is rejected by the school's principal, a man he has never met. When he meets a girl, he begins to question her, to which she responds that she is beautiful. This is the story of how the film was made, how it was filmed, what it means to be a photographer, the way it has been used, etc. It is an amazing film, one that has inspired so many great films, from The Matrix to The Exorcist to the Matrix Reloaded. I highly recommend this film to anyone who enjoys great film making, great music, amazing cinematography, incredible acting, superb cinematographic techniques, fantastic music and great cinematics. If you are a fan of great cinema, this is one film for you. You will be amazed at how amazing this movie is. And if you have never seen it, you will love
. The film is a perfect example of the creative genius of director John Waters, who has created a film that is both visually and emotionally engaging. It is also a great example that the director has a unique vision for the film, which is why he chose to use the title of "The Wire" in the credits.