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Aug 22, 2018
Great race let down by technical difficulties
Let me just say that the fall race at Talladega in 2000 may have been the greatest restrictor plate race ever. More than 40 lead changes among more that a dozen drivers would have been entertaining enough no matter who finally won this race. The fact that the legendary Dale Earnhardt took the checkered flag at the end (the final victory in his historic career) made this race an instant classic. So no problems there. Now the bad news. This race was recorded on a DVDR, or a recordable DVD. It seems to be a common problem that DVDRs don't always play nice on DVD players, and mine is no exception. In the middle of the race, the disc freezes and skips for about 10 minutes or so. Kind of annoying. But the rest of the disc plays fine, and the picture quality from the original ESPN broadcast is actually quite good. All in all, I can live with the little problems.
Oct 14, 2007
The Magical Mystery Tour is Coming to Take You Away
8 of 8 found this helpful The Magical Mystery Tour is basically a 50 minute music video released by the Beatles at Christmas time in 1967. A half dozen or so excellent songs, including "The Fool on the Hill" and "I am the Walrus" are padded out with some moments of silliness and perhaps bad judgement on the part of the Beatles. One almost hopes that Graham Chapman (of Monty Python fame) will come out in his British General uniform and put a stop to a couple of the skits by announcing that they are too silly. Alas, it is not to be. My fondness for this DVD comes from the music and perhaps a few comical moments with Ringo or John, that is all. As far as the disc itself, the picture and sound are pretty good, although not as good as the clips that turned up in the Beatles Anthology a few years back. Anyone else wanting to own a copy of Magical Mystery Tour should be warned about an Australian import version that is floating around out there. It is claimed on the cover of that particular DVD that the picture and sound have been digitally remastered. If that is the case, then they must have used an old scratchy 8mm home movie as the master copy. I bought that particular version, watched the first five minutes, and promptly threw it in the rubbish. The MPI disc, which I am reviewing here, has the best picture and sound quality. I'm sure you'll be very happy with it.
Mar 03, 2018
Get Yourself this DVD
Okay, so I'm sure this film didn't win any Oscars or anything, but it was still entertaining. Mary Ann Mobley plays a young woman working her way through college as an aspiring song writer. Chad Everett is a big city music publisher who falls in love with her. It's not exactly "War and Peace", but it's not meant to be. One of the real highlights of the movie is the music. In 1964, the British Invasion was in full swing, and "Get Yourself a College Girl" features the music of The Dave Clark Five and The Animals. Believe me, they were some of the biggest acts around. So if this sort of thing appeals to you, then get this movie.