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85% is nothing special. Same as game highlights. Watch Inside the NBA plays of the week and save...bucks. The music...is bad... too, but not as bad as the hosts. This is all fluff.

i thought this video was pretty sweet!,but the hosts were actually a little boring.it seemed like they were trying to waste film in between the parts,ya know what im sayin,.but over all the basketball footage was awesome

this dvd was tight you had a lot of great ballers on it. from the rising to KOBE the heir to AIR!!! you had the infamous IIT from da CHI, you had the RUCKERS' you had the up and coming ICKES' tournament. you had future stars Sabastien Telfair, Labron James, Sean Dockery watch out for the Dukies. Dajaun Wagner. The Paul Mcphearson dunk from the free throw and the blocked shot at the top of the sqaure were sick and much more if your from Da CHI you gotta check this out we are truely represented we need a little Will Bynum, Luther Head, Ronnie Fields and Michael Hermon to make this complete though but this is gonna make you get the nextt one holla back!!!! remember the last two years we been givin it to New YORK!!!!! JAY WILL is HERE NOW!!!

I expected a thrilling summary of at least the final day matches, as you would see them on tv, but the DVD just contains selected scenes with no story nor thrill.
There are no major scene selections available. The only part covered in full detail is the ceremony.

I love the Masters, and thought that this DVD version would be a great addition to my collection. I was wrong! I have a very fine in home theater with a front projection system that allows the quality of DVD movies to shine. This DVD is no better than just putting a VHS tape player into the projector. Don't waste your money on the DVD. Hopefully the future will bring quality productions on DVD.

I enjoy the Masters series. Love the theme music too. Tiger won!

"All Access" my @ss.

Where's the cursing? Fighting? Backstabbing? Where's the real NHL? It is falsely represented on this disc.

This disc is simply clips from "Cool Shots" re-edited into a special.

Do not spend your money on this. I repeat, do not.

yes this is NHL Cool Shots repackeged but it is a good movie that allows you to see behind the scenes of hockey. i particularly liked the Ron Wilson stuff when he coached the CAPS after all the cAPS are the best team ever so they deserve coverage

NHL All Access, hosted by NHL veteran and ESPN analyst Bill Clement, is an entertaining, albeit short, look behind the scenes of the NHL. From on-ice chatter, to a look at the unsung virtues of the referees and linesmen (that is, BEFORE all this obstruction nonsense), All Access affords hockey fans to get a better feel for how the NHL works. It's short length is the only thing recommending against a purchase.

The New York Yankees beat the New York Mets in the first Subway Series since 1956. You see Don Larson & my favorite, Yogi Berra headbutting a umpire from a previous Subway Series. This is a definet for both Yankees & Mets fans.

In the first Subway World Series since 1956, The Yankees show they are N.Y.'s team. Best games 1,2,and 5.

Of the recent Home Video Champions World Series tapes, this 2000 edition featuring the Subway Series between the Yankees and Mets is far and away the best. There is a little less on the regular season and playoffs than we usually see on these tapes, making room for a historical retrospective on the Subway Series going back to the first Yankees-Giants match up in 1921. What makes this tape so good is that in addition to capturing all the highlights of the five games series, this particular tape takes the time to dissect the key plays, the prime example of which would be Todd Zeile's ball off the top of the fence in left-center. They also make much better use of the interviews with the players and especially of Joe Torre in terms of getting his thoughts on the key moments from a manager's perspective. Consequently, this tape provides some nice insights for true students of the game. I have four tapes in my collection and this is clearly the best of the bunch and the way they should be doing it in the future.

This horse cannot be beaten to death !

Although not as good as the original, (how could it be ?!), it is a worthy tribute to the riders and stars of On Any Sunday.

Meeting them again after 30 years and seeing how this revolutionary movie of it's time affected their lives is what I wanted to see. (You can see Malcolm Smith in OAS.3).

History in the making before your very own eyes - How can you beat it !

Henderson in Nevada, you missed the point. "RE" is the key word here. What I hoped and expected; the young crazy kids, grown up and now grandfathers as they hash over old times. They're in their 50's and 60's even. They all looked terrific; still good pals, which just goes to prove the sport is for real. Malcom Smith and Jim Rice weren't featured and I was looking forward to seeing them. If you weren't around back in '71 to appreciate the original release, or you didn't ride; you probably won't appreciate this. WE were involved and my husband died since then; so it was like going home. Odom, Bugsy, Dave Aldana, Kenny Roberts, Mert Lawwill, Palmgren, Nixon, Gene Romero; if these names don't sound familiar, don't bother. It's exactly what the title says; "REVISITED"; IF YOU WEREN'T THERE THE FIRST TIME, YOU CAN'T "RE" VISIT anyplace. I did hope to see some Widow Maker in Utah, how many people have made the top since. Teeth clenching "endo's" that would kill most. I'm happy with it; just too short. Death of one rider; sad, but can we say "UNEXPECTED?" I think not, since when you see some of the accidents left out of the original; you should know why.

If you loved motorcycles in the 50's & 60's, you will enjoy this film. It contains footage not used in On Any Sunday, with interviews with some of the riders featured in On Any Sunday.

Watch the old bikes ride again!

this pride was very slow and dull compared to the others. this and the PRIDE GP opening round may have been the slowest events in PRIDE history to take place. the fights are as followed:
1)Heath Herring vs. Willie Peters-nice quick finish and good display of skill
2)Carlos Barreto vs. Tra Telligman-relatively slow match of two fighters never really tryingvery hard to finish the fight
3)Alan Goes vs. Vernon "Tiger" White-ok fight but quite slow to. some action by Alan
4)Carlos Newton vs. Naoki Sano-slick ground kills displayed by newton
5)Akira Shoji vs. John Renken-average fight. renken was quite overmatched
6)Gilbert Yvel vs. Vitor Belfort-nice opening of the fight by vitor then it's stalling to the end. not the kind of fight you would expect from either fighter
7)Igor Vovchanchyn vs. Daijiro Matsui-lot of heart shown by matsui but what did PRIDE have in mind by making this match? Matsui had virtually no chance of winning over Igor. one of the better matches on this event that didn't go too long or too short
8)Ricco Rodriquez vs. Gary Goodridge-quite dissapointing for a main event, even to a real MMA fan. good technical Ground n Pound by Ricco.
this PRIDE had its share of slow matches and quick finishes. wouldn't recommend this over any of ther others but if you want this in your collection, go for it

This show has lots of my favourite fighters but it is not as stellar as RETURN OF THE WARRIORS or BATTLE OF THE RISING SUN but PRIDE FC always puts on a better show than the clowns at your local YMCA could. Newton vs Sani is impressive ... also the Vernon White v Alan Goes match is pretty exciting but there are better PRIDEs you can buy. Even the Gilbert Yvel v Vitor match turns unfortunately dull....ground and pound...BORING!!!!!!!!!! Your money is better spent on either of the two Pride's I mentioned earlier...but thats just what I reckon.

It's brutal, it's bloody, it's the entire program, not just highlights. Ricco Rodriquez vs. Gary Goodridge; Igor Vovchanchyn vs. Daijiro Matsui; Gilbert Yvel vs. Vitor Belfort; Akira Shoji vs. John Renken; Carlos Newton vs. Naoki Sano; Alan Goes vs. Vernon "Tiger" White; Carlos Barreto vs. Tra Telligman; Heath Herring vs. Willie Peters.

If you are going to pay the money, get the geniune article. Get footage of MJ doing what he does best in the Ultimate Jordan DVD set. Regarding earlier comments, Michael Jordan inspires people in ways others do not. He is an original human being of astounding athletic ability and admirable work ethic. Sure, firefighters and policemen do risk their lives everyday in service of society, and they should be applauded. Jordan should be applauded for being an inspiration for a generation of lost souls. In a society where drugs and violence are major problems, Michael Jordan's success provides young people with hope of a better future. Just because Michael Jordan makes a fortune for his career pursuits does not detract from his accomplishments. He has inspired a generation of youths to pursue their dreams, and that should be worth something. It is quite cynical to dismiss him because he is a charismatic spokesman for products. That is only one facet of a dynamic man, to crucify him for just that one area is narrow-minded.

So you're saying that Michael Jordan's image was created by marketing? Wake up! Did you watch him play? He was the greatest basketball player ever. He scored at will, was one of the best defenders ever, and commanded respect from any opponent or teammate. Neither the media nor large corporations are capable of marketing a player as the greatest. If that were possible, we'd all think Kobe Bryant or Vince Carter were the greatest, with all the attention they get now. Ask Larry Bird or Magic Johnson if "the marketing business propelled Michael Jordan's image into media mega-stardom...". Larry Bird once said that Michael Jordan was god (after Jordan scored 63 on him in the playoffs). Not that I agree with Bird, but the point is, Michael is a hero because he was simply the greatest. Any non-partial basketball fan is aware of this. But he's also a hero because of the way he became the best. Now that players are going from high school to the NBA, one can respect much more that Michael Jordan was cut from the varsity team his sophomore year. Do you think that happened to Kobe Bryant or Kevin Garnett? They were getting calls from major universities when they were still in junior high. On the contrary, Michael showed us that through a hard work ethic, determination, and a will to win, that man can overcome any obstacle to be the best. No, he wasn't perfect. Who is? He overcame inner conflict and rough spots in his own personal life--and even the murder of his father, to win SIX championships, a feat that is near impossible these days with free agency and the salary cap. That's why Michael Jordan is--and always will be--an American hero.

I don't understand how someone can think that Michael Jordan's image is a product of commercial marketing. Did you watch him play? His image is the the result of him being the most dominant basketball player in the history of the game. The Nike deals and millions of dollars came later. And no, Michael's ego doesn't outweigh his talents; he was the best. For all we know, he'll always BE the best, especially with the direction the NBA is going right now. Confidence is a deadly weapon in sports, and his confidence on the court was taken as an ego. Sure, he knew he could score at any time on any person, but so did his opponents. And Michael Jordan is an American hero because he overcame obstacles in his life that would cause most poeple to give up, but he rose above them, and the rest is history. He inspires young people around the world to pursue excellence with a hard work ethic, determination, and will to win. Call me old fashioned, but I was expect anyone to save a baby from a burning building if they saw the opportunity; sure it's heroic also, but nevertheless, ANYONE can be that type of hero, not just firefighters and teachers and doctors...helping others in this way is a part of humanity. Michael Jordan became a hero through blood, sweat, and tears, and that's why he's become such a role model for young and old alike.

This is not the imax movie. It is just the "making of" of half
of it. Boring...
2/3 of the DVD is just the director talking about the imax camera.

I was disappointed to find that this is not the actual IMAX film transferred to DVD. Instead, it is a documentary ABOUT the IMAX film. It does indeed show some impressive footage from the original, but it was frustratingly interrupted by interviews with the director and shots of the camera crew. The disc does NOT provide the "sit-back-and-relax" experience of awesome visuals and cool music that I was expecting, as the constant voice-overs and back-and-forth switches between the beach and the studio do become annoying. It seems redundant for the disc to have a "making of" section, as the whole disc is just that. On the bright side, there is some great footage on sports that you don't easily find on DVD (or anywhere else, for that matter). I'd recommend buying it, but caveat emptor!

This is not the IMAX original of "Extreme", but really a documentary of how they made it. In that respect, it deserves five stars. If you read about IMAX going to Everest ("Into Thin Air", etc.), you get an idea of how much more difficult it is to get large-format films made (200 pound cameras that cost $300,000). BUT, with this film, you also get behind-the-scenes interview snippets with surfers, climbers, and filmers as well as more shots of the waves and such. If you keep that in mind, you will be better off.

This isn't a very good skate movie. The pacing of the non-skate stuff is tedious and cumbersome and not all that entertaining. The scenes with the nurses, for example, are incredibly boring, as the novelty of volleyball-sized twins wears off almost instantly. The destruction of the police car at the end is boring too, at least until they dump it off the building. Tony Hawk's segment left me thinking "huh?" The references to Hawk's Gleaming the Cube role is funny for a second, but it goes on for minutes.

The saving graces are the skate segments, Ming Tran's segments, Gayblader, and the behind the scenes video (especially all the Ming Tran segments). If you can pick this up cheap, it's worth it for that.

i THOUGHT IT WAS A GREAT MOVIE BECASUE OF THE FACT THAT WAS ALOT LIKE CKY OR JACKASS, WITH HEATH KIRCHART AND JERMEY KLEIN SKATING WAS A BONUS. bUT I THOUGHT THE BEST PART WAS WITH BAM IN IT , I WOULD TELL YOU WHAT IT IS BUT IT IS MORE FUNNYER SEEING THE MOVIE .

At first I hated this video, but after a long hiatus I watched it again and thoroughly enjoyed it. I was having a Jackass marathon and this fit in perfectly (along with the Big Brother videos and cky videos). Anywho...yeah there's not much skateboarding but it has Jeremy Klein and Heath wrecking havoc in a van...and Mark Gonzales makes an appearnce. The music for the tour footage is by Cher and surprisingly it fits well. You also got Willy going potty behind some bushes which was funny. Jeremy Klein dressed as a dorky rollerblader annoying Dan Rogers was great. The little skating in it was good along with good music. If you like Jackass, I recommed this, if you want to see amazing skateboarding skip this and get p.j. ladd's wonderful horrible life and tiltmode army's man down.

I rated this a 4 because it is "And 1" afterall. But i was not too impressed. Dont get me wrong there was some sick moves, and tight beats, but it was to short and alls they showed was ali and sauce. What im sayin is, u put everyone else in the video and it makes it 20-30 minutes longer. Make me wait another month, and put some more effort in it. but what the hell, It is "And 1" so you gotsta pick it up.

After the disappointment that was Volume 5, AND1, purveyors of the nasty, borderline-illegal, ankle-breaking streetball moves, went back to what they were best at: true streetball footage against people actually trying to defend against being put to shame.
Longtime streetball fanatics will love the new addition of an old favorite: Alimoe a.k.a. the Black Widow, a Harlem native with an already established rep at legendary Rucker Park (you can catch him in the Entertainer's Basketball Classic Season 1 DVD). Ali-baba is the consumnate streetballer: great handles and tricks, solid defense, a jumpshot and enough ups to make highlights--Hot Sauce, 50 and Skip all rolled into one. Jaws will drop for newer fans of the Mixtape series as Alimoe takes his smooth-but-tough NYC style around the country. Nearly a third of the DVD and the first 10 minutes are pure Black Widow.
Noticeably absent are finishers Main Event and 50, whose appear sparingly with Vol. 5 debutante High Octane throwing a majority of the sick oops down. Hot Sauce, Shane, Headache, AO and Sik Wit It put up most of the highlights, but the producers give a pretty big chunk of the video to local ballers holding their own.
Don't worry about hitting the rewind button to watch someone's ankle's break again; there is no shortage of instant replays, even up to five or six times per play. However, they get a little too creative with the video work sometimes, making some plays difficult to enjoy.
Now for the money...you wanna know about the tricks. There's a fair share of old familiars--the ball through the opponent's legs, the ball on the head, the big cross--but Vol. 6 does bring some new hash to the pipe. You'll see new spins on old tricks, and sick new variations to the good ol' spin move, courtesy of Alimoe.
Watch the video all the way through for the "Hidden Track" featuring grainy tournament to high school to college footage of NBA stars Shawn "The Matrix" Marion, Stephon "Starbury" Marbury" and Rafer "Skip To My Lou" Alston, as well as Alimoe. The "Sauce's Crosses" section is merely a short, short, short montage of maybe one or two broken ankles, and a ton of just big crossovers. The "Garage Battles" is a fair warning to AND1 wannabes to NOT, I repeat, NOT send in tapes of yourself when your skill level is AND None.
Way too short of a video...it seems as though too much emphasis was placed on interviewing players and fans, wasting five to 10 precious minutes that could've been streetball.
Those who decided not to buy the ESPN Streetball DVD and instead wait for this to come out may want to go back and buy that package. It'll be a nice complement to this DVD and has tons of stuff that never even shows up in Vol. 6.
A cool, old school return to the grainy, tournament footage-style of mixtapes that put AND1 on the map. If only they played it 10 minutes more.

I must say that this dvd was off da hook. I guess it could have been a tiny bit longer, but the dunks were tite, Sauces Crosses was cool, and the mess ups were hilarious!!!!!