OMEGA

Do not buy!, Oct 20 2011

No information can be found on this DVD and now I know why. It doesn't even deserve 1 star. The video quality looks like its from a VHS rip. Yes, that bad. The sound is 2.0 192 Kbps. Even my amp nearly at max the sound was still lacking power. If anyone is curious this is the show from Salt Lake City 2000 already available in full length on YouTube. Now, We all know where they took the rip. Its honestly looks like YouTube quality, and I'm not even joking. Even the track listing behind the box is wrong. After 15 minutes I had to turn it off and told myself go watch an official Megadeth video release. (Rust in Peace Live, That One Night: Live in Buenos Aires, Rude Awakening or The Big 4)… Read more

This is Extreme!!!, May 23 2009

Without a doubt, this is one of the best WWE Home Video ever made. I'm talking about the Rise & Fall of ECW. The documentary is 3 hours long and you can see everything what made ECW so great & unique. The narrator does a great job along with a few guesses superstars (Paul Heyman, Tazz, Spike Dudley, Steven Richards, Tommy Dreamer, Buh Buh Ray, and a few more). You don't want to miss this, trust me. The second disc have bonus matches from the old school ECW. My favourite on it is: RVD vs. Jerry Lynn.

Because this is the ECW Collector's pack, you get for free, the ECW One Night Stand 2005 PPV. I won't list the matches on it, but it is worth seeing. The grade I would give to this… Read more

Almost perfect, but not quite..., May 23 2009

Sin City, might be one of my favourite movies. The story and acting are great of course, but what makes the whole movie even more unique is that it's always in Black & White (for most of the time). The entire film was shot behind a green screen. The movie was directed by Frank Rodriguez (From Dusk Till Dawn, Planet Terror, ...)

First, this Blu-ray is the U.S. edition. The Canadian edition, (cheaper), is a 1-disc edition, and have only the Theatrical Cut of the movie with no bonus feature. The picture and sound quality are the same. (I own both)

So, in this U.S. 2-Disc edition, you get both Theatrical & Uncut version (which is 20 minutes more). Also, you get a tons of… Read more