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It should be mandatory viewing for anyone about to dam a glacial river to facilitate aluminium smelting.

And the portrayal of the shifting alpha-male status between Charlie and Bobby should be mandatory viewing for sociologists and, come to think of it, zoologists.

If "mandatory" weren't a word to make any vigorous-minded artist kick, I'd say that it should be mandatory viewing for everyone in film school and even anyone who is contemplating applying.

The HBO documentary should be mandatory viewing for President Bush, his advisers and Congress, the powerful ones who sent our military men and women into an ill-considered and disastrous adventure.

Her TED talk "Color Blind or Color Brave" should be mandatory viewing for everyone.

It should be mandatory viewing for every current and future Congressional representative.

Like the Met's 2003 show of Leonardo da Vinci drawings, this is mandatory viewing for lovers of master printing and draftsmanship.

Like the Met's 2003 show of Leonardo da Vinci drawings (but distinctly off the tourist route), this is mandatory viewing for lovers of master printing and draftsmanship.

PARIS, JE T'AIME This mixed bag of eighteen very short films about Paris by twenty-one directors is mandatory viewing for its one absolute masterpiece, by Alexander Payne, in which an ungainly, lonesome Denver mail carrier recalls her trip to the city in a broken French voice-over.

8 P.M. (TCM) ESSENTIALS JR. Bill Hader introduces "King Kong" (1933), the classic fantasy about a giant prehistoric ape, known as the eighth Wonder of the World, who wreaks havoc on New York while falling hard for an actress (Fay Wray), and tells why it's mandatory viewing for the younger set.

If a basic book on social psychology should be mandatory reading for Democratic campaigns, The Daily Show should be mandatory viewing.