5 comments about The Legend of Bagger Vance.

1. If you like golf, romance, a wonderful musical score, a good story, a great cast, and a little fantasy, you'll love The Legend of Bagger Vance. The scenery is breathtaking. The story is uplifting and fun. I enthusiastically recommend Bagger Vance.



2. This is a movie ostensibly about golf, but in actuality it is about life. A once superb golfer sinks to a life of drink and gambling. Challenged to participate as local color, he begins to practice his swing with a view of playing in a tournament with legendary Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen. From nowhere Bagger Vance appears, guides him to the mentality and courage to really take part. He rises to the occasion and when able to carry on alone, Bagger Vance disappears,
   
   Beyond the obvious lesson about life and inner strength, the golf tournament itself is lovely, with the actor playing Bobby Jones particularly displaying a beautiful swing. Matt Damon does well as always.



3. A delightful film about finding one's swing. A retired golfer is pushed back into the game even though he is convinced that he has lost his swing for good. A whimsical caddy comes along to show him how to find it, which is really a metaphor for finding oneself.
   
   This movie is replete with spiritual metaphors that are sure to make you more aware of how one's path, or purpose, can only be found through the effortless ease of oneness with all.
   
   Sit back, relax and allow yourself to sink deeply into this deeply creative and profound film.



4. I bought this movie for my Dad for fathers day. This is a good movie, but a really great movie for any golfer.



5. Absolutely awful movie. Movie had a terrible cast other than Will Smith, Matt Damon, and the two other golfers. Charlize Theron did not belong in this movie. 99% of the story from the book is absent in this film, taking on new and completely unrelated turns and incorporating menial book characters and blowing them up to be main characters for the movie (i.e. the role of charlize theron). ALL the drama from the book is lost, all the heart pounding dialogue and earth shattering descriptions and visualizations are lost, and all is left is a horribly directed and confused film with no message what so ever. The book is amazing, too bad the film stinks. Read the book.

5 comments about Semi-Pro (Two-Disc Unrated "Let's Get Sweaty" Edition).

1. This movie was so funny. The announcers in it were great, classic Will Ferrel humor. Woody Hairlston also did a good job in this movie much better then he did in "No Country For Old Men". However I gotta say that the funniest part of this movie is at the end oh man was that part funny and good.



2. Will is a great comedian and proves it once again in Semi-Pro but with a few lacking aspects. The commentators are really forcing these jokes down your throat and it goes down flat. The characters are hilarious and prove to be great additions. Jackie Moon isn't as suave as Ron Burgundy or as interesting. He wasn't the focus of the story, however, which is kind of strange. The rest of the film is funny and in some instances I was crying from laughing so hard. There are two scenes where it brought the funny and was extremely awesome. The Russian Roulette scene was nerve racking and funny as hell. Semi-pro is lacking yet it can be included in the annals of classics such as Ron Burgundy, Old School, A night at the roxburry, and so on. Just watch it. Give it a shot.



3. Ferrell is hilarious, period. If you are a Will Ferrell fan buy this movie, great work from a great cast, definitly worth it.



4. I love this movie, lots of funny scenes and I think it does a great job of keeping with the 70s theme. Very funny.



5. This is one of the worst movies I have ever tried to watch. I would recommed no one spend their money on this one.

5 comments about Hoosiers [Blu-ray].

1. There can be no doubt that this is one of the finest, well-made, and produced movies that Hollywood has ever released. The casting is perfect and the direction flawless.
   
   "Hoosiers" is set in a town in Indiana which is famous for its love of basketball. Gene Hackman plays coach Norman Dale who comes to Hickory, Indiana to get a struggling high school team back on its feet. He is met with anger and suspicion on the part of the townspeople and apathy and suspicion on that part of the players.
   
   What ensues is a lesson in character and fortitude that extends its reach far beyond the game of basketball. Dennis Hopper plays the father of one of the team members who has seen far better days. As a bitter, unrepentent alcoholic, he proceeds to make things harder for his son and the team. Barbara Hershey plays a sarcastic high school principal who resents not only the new coach, but the sport and the town. But as the movie progresses, we see a metamorphosis on the part of all as lives begin changing around the game of basketball.
   
   You can look at this movie as being about basketball. And it obviously is. However, it transcends that and, to me, is a story of redemption, and triumph. In fact, it might take two viewings to really get the subtle nuances this movie delivers.
   
   Set against the backdrop of Indiana scenery, and filmed beautifully, you will find yourself getting caught up in the magic of this story. The soundtrack is beautiful as well. This is one of those movies that delivers a special gift. I wish I could give it ten stars.



2. Let's be honest here, Hoosiers is the best basketball ever made. It is the sports movie by which all future sports movies are made. It's the classic tale of a small team overcoming great odds to win it all. What makes this story so compelling is that it's based upon a true story.
   
   The Hickory Hucksters are a 1950s high school basketball team of small-town, rural Indiana. They represent the entire town in the stereotypical story where the entire town shuts down on game night. Filmed in a perfect representation of midwestern America, the blue-collar innocence is beautiful.
   
   A new coach named Norm Dale (Hackman) was just hired to lead the town's boys to victory, but everyone doesn't agree with this methods. He's a mystery, and outsider, and he plans on teaching the boys the fundamentals of basketball, and this doesn't sit well with the town.
   
   Everyone knows the rest. The coach and team overcome great odds, Jimmy Chitwood helps to save coach Dale's job by swaying the town hall vote, Shooter (Dennis Hopper) is given a chance at redemption - to himself, his family, and his town - the team is embraced by the town, and Jimmy leads them to a state championship. It's an incredible tale with great action, compelling characters, and a happy ending. I have a problem, however, and it is with coach Dale.
   
   While he may look the part and sound the part, coach Dale is a horrible coach, and I'm not sure if he really understands basketball at all. His insistence on four passes is meant to teach a lesson on teamwork and running an offense, but that insistence also stifles creativity. It is not unbelievable to envision several opportunities in which the team would have passed up easy shots for a much more difficult opportunity.
   
   That's bad enough as a basketball strategy, and I'm quite sure the original Muncie team didn't follow that obtuse gameplan, but the most egregious problem with the movie is coach Dale's final choice during the state playoffs. At that point, Jimmy Chitwood was roughly 67 for 68 throughout the playoffs, missing MAYBE one shot. Why on earth would coach Dale attempt to set up Jimmy as a decoy when it's plainly obvious that Jimmy's the entire team and can't be stopped by anyone on the planet?! It's simply absurd.
   
   Don't get me wrong, the movie is awesome. It's one of my favorites, but the coaching is ridiculous.



3. I found the piece I was looking after trying to download stupid copies from the internet. It is worth! buying originals from amazon.



4. Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/RE4QP7865FH67 'Hoosiers' is a super sports' tale
   About headstrong coach Norman Dale,
   
   Who Comes to Indiana's Hickory,
   A tiny town set on victory.
   
   Norman's way comes first and foremost.
   No wins for him to brag or to boast.
   
   Warming a cold shoulder from icy Myra Fleener.
   Chilly stares and curt comments couldn't be keener.
   
   Jimmy's the town basketball hero.
   Opting out brings success down to zero.
   
   With help from Shooter, the village drunk.
   The prospects get higher with every slam dunk.
   
   Jimmy's the hero in every way.
   Can he help Norman save the day?
   
   Watch 'Hoosiers' if you haven't seen.
   One of the greatest sports' movies there's ever been.



5. WHO TO BELIEVE?
   
   Hoosiers{Blu-Ray Version}, April 18, 2008
   By Sam - See all my reviews
   GREAT SPORTS MOVIE! INSTEAD OF REVIEWING MOVIE, WHICH WE ALL KNOW IS A GREAT SPORTS MOVIE, JUST WANTED TO SAY THE BLU-RAY PICTURE IS A HUGE IMPROVEMENT OVER MY OLD DVD. I'M ONLY REPLACING MY OLD MOVIES THAT I LOVE BUT LOOK BAD ON MY NEW HDTV. WAS VERY PLEASED WITH THE PICTURE QUALITY ON THIS. THE ONLY DRAWBACK TO THIS BLU-RAY IS THERE AREN'T ANY EXTRAS EXCEPT FOR A TRAILER. BUT IF YOUR LOOKING FOR BETTER PICTURE QUALITY, YOU WON'T BE DISSAPOINTED.
   
   
   Hoosiers good movie but not enough., May 6, 2007
   By J. J. Esquivel Becerra "Charolin" (Mexico City) - See all my reviews
   It's a good movie but a poor transfer to Bluray.

5 comments about Semi-Pro (Single-Disc R-Rated Edition).

1. This movie was so funny. The announcers in it were great, classic Will Ferrel humor. Woody Hairlston also did a good job in this movie much better then he did in "No Country For Old Men". However I gotta say that the funniest part of this movie is at the end oh man was that part funny and good.



2. Will is a great comedian and proves it once again in Semi-Pro but with a few lacking aspects. The commentators are really forcing these jokes down your throat and it goes down flat. The characters are hilarious and prove to be great additions. Jackie Moon isn't as suave as Ron Burgundy or as interesting. He wasn't the focus of the story, however, which is kind of strange. The rest of the film is funny and in some instances I was crying from laughing so hard. There are two scenes where it brought the funny and was extremely awesome. The Russian Roulette scene was nerve racking and funny as hell. Semi-pro is lacking yet it can be included in the annals of classics such as Ron Burgundy, Old School, A night at the roxburry, and so on. Just watch it. Give it a shot.



3. Ferrell is hilarious, period. If you are a Will Ferrell fan buy this movie, great work from a great cast, definitly worth it.



4. I love this movie, lots of funny scenes and I think it does a great job of keeping with the 70s theme. Very funny.



5. This is one of the worst movies I have ever tried to watch. I would recommed no one spend their money on this one.

5 comments about Love and Basketball (New Line Platinum Series).

1. I LOVE this movie. Romantic, but not too sappy (guys will totally like it too). How cool that this one comes with the soundtrack!!



2. I loved this movie when it first came out. (so does my boyfriend) And the soundtrack is really good. I highly recommend.



3. It's not often my sports nut fiance and I agree on not only which movie to select, but whether or not it's actually good! Love and Basketball is one that we both really enjoyed. The film heats up both on and off the court- satisfying his need for slick b-ball moves and my quench for romance. Perfect flick for date night! The soundtrack is a great bonus.



4. This movie was a really pleasant surprise. I hesitated seeing this movie because I thought it would be another guy sports movie but it came recommended by a friend. I rented it then ended up buying it. The storyline is great, the love story really sweet and the music even better than I thought as well. Highly recommend it!



5. This is a classic movie. It's entertaining for both guys and girls and would be a cute to give as part of a Valentine's Day gift. My husband loves sports and enjoys watching the DVD, but I kept the soundtrack for me! Win/win!

5 comments about Cool Runnings.

1. This is the story of the Jamaican bobsled team that made it to the Olympics. It is based on a true story.
   
   Unfortunately, true or not, there are scenes you just don't want children to see, and we were prettty shocked that it was rated only PG.
   
   We could maybe have lived with one character calling another "*ssh*le", but there is an extended scene in a bar, involving a bar fight, during which the drinking, name-calling and fighting in that scene bracket another scene in the mens room of the bar, where one of the characters looks into a mirror and says, over and over, " I'm a bad-*ss mother who don't take no cr*p off of nobody!"
   
   If these don't bother you - or if your child is of an age where you feel it's ok for them to see these scenes - then "Cool Runnings" is an otherwise ok movie. But these scenes were of a magnitude that for us this movie was definitely not ok.
   
   Anne
   [...]



2. no issues with this purchase. Got a little nervous because it didn't arrive until the day before Xmas, but otherwise fine.



3. A Jamaican man has the dream to make it to the Olympics, and while he is the fastest runner in the Island nation, he is tripped and unable to win.
   
   He finds out that there is another opportunity, and that is for a bobsled team, something Jamaica has never attempted because... who would ever dream of a team from a Caribbean Island that competes against the best of the best... they don't even know about snow!!!
   
   John Candy is a retired Olympic gold medal winner and he lives in Kingston. The team enlists his services and soon we find ourselves witnessing a rather funny story of a group of athletes going to compete in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, where cold is something beyond every conceivable idea of this group of four great athletes.
   
   Simply, don't' miss this fun Caribbean story of the struggle to achieve greatness.



4. This is such a great movie - I loved it in the theater and now my kids love it!



5. JMJ JULY09,2008
   
   COOL RUNNING IS A VERY GOOD MOVIE, IT HAVE ACTION,COMMITMENT,PERSISTENT
   COURAGE AND MOST OF ALL NEVER NEVER SAY I CAN'T DO IT. I RECOMMEND THIS
   FLIM FOR A FAMILY TO SEE WITH THEIR CHILDERN AND AFTER HAVE THE PARENTS
   TO ASK THEIR CHILDERN WHAT DID THEY LEARN FROM THIS FLIM.
   
   THANK,YOU
   GOD BLESS
   MARIE L. BILLS

5 comments about High School Musical (Encore Edition).

1. This is the best kid/family fun video to come out for years. We absolutely love it!!!!



2. Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter truly shined in this film, I highly doubt Oscars are too far out of the questi-...
   
   Oh wait. Nevermind. I though this was the Sweeney Todd page. Nevermind this film sucks the big one! Need I say more! It sucks so much I can't even give it a full review.



3. High School Musical is one of the Disney productions you don't have high expectations for. How good can something made for cable be? But it surprises in a big way.
   
   This is a movie about teens trying to find their own identities while feeling the pressure to conform to their own social groups. There's clean romance, humor, and the songs are surprisingly good. It does what every good musical should do: make you tap your toes and want to join in the singing and dancing.
   
   And this is where the extras come in. The Remix version comes with a sing-along option that lets you sing along to all the songs, with the words lighting up as they're supposed to be sung, karaoke style. The second DVD includes a dance lesson for two of the dances in the movie. These dances are pretty hard, but it can be fun to try.
   
   I really didn't think I would like this movie, thought it would be for tweens only. But I was delighted to discover I was wrong. This is a delightful movie to enjoy, sing along with, and dance to with your tween, and the lesson of being true to yourself is such a good one for kids who often feel pressured to fit in with their friends.



4. I was watching the movie with my nieces and nephews.
   
   It seem sort of innocent, just some saccharin entertainment.
   
   But the end really shocked me.
   
   The smart kids used their skills to sabotage the game clock which allowed the "Wildcats" to win.
   
   I ask the kids, 7-11, what they thought about the cheating.
   
   Their response surprised me.
   
   Essentially they said "Whatever Troy and Gabriella did was ok because they are nice."
   
   Sort dangerous, I would say.



5. Before you start to shoot insults and criticisms at me, hear me out. I'm not writing a review on how tacky or unoriginal HSM is, but writing on something that's going through the minds of the a generation that grew up on the Disney classics and television series we cherished throughout our lifetime. Many of us worry that the Disney Channel is heading for serious trouble since it has now become focused on the tweens and teens of today instead of the entire family, and I am one of them. A tad bit bias toward HSM? You could probably say that. But once again, hear me out.
   
   HSM is basically a younger rendition of the Tony Award-winning show Grease, except pointed towards a younger audience. The star athlete Troy (Zac Efron) meets a smart science girl named Gabriella (Vanessa Hudgens) at a party, and they probably don't expect to see each other again. However, all of that changes when they both end up in leading roles for the high school musical production, which causes confusion for the vast majority of the cliques (i.e. Geeks, drama clubs, science club, athletes, you get the idea.).
   
   To start things off, the only song I really enjoyed from this film is "Getcha Head in the Game," and I found it really upbeat and good to dance to. The casting, plot, and dancing was okay, but not great. One thing that many people may argue is whether or not this can actually happen in real life high schools. The answer to that is: yes and no. Yes because unfortunately there are cliques in school which exclude many students from really ever "standing out" or even merging togething in another group without being made fun of from the main group. However, it can also true that this film was somewhat exaggerated; the dialogue doesn't seem to be realisitc to an audience as it would be in real life, and the music isn't really helping to reinforce that belief as much as many of us would.
   
   Second, what really surprised was how big of a hit HSM became after premiering on a Friday night; it somehow created the biggest sensation known to teens and tweens everywhere. Also, I was kind of irritated at the attention it got. It's just another film that people should enjoy watching, not the greatest thing in the world. It shouldn't be worshipped as an idol like it is today, alongside Hannah Montana and That's So Raven. Being that I'm an adult, I grew out of things like this and preferred things that have more charm, sentinementality, and even a little bit of originality, such as Singin' in the Rain, The Lion King, or Wicked. You could say that's the reason why I didn't try out for the musical for my high school production (Also because I couldn't dance very well, but that's neither here nor there.).
   
   Now, you're probably wondering about the title of my review. This is the bulk of it. I was born in 1988, and I grew up watching all the classic Disney films (i.e. Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The Lion King, the Little Mermaid, etc.) as well seeing all the cartoon shows I adored (i.e. Gummi Bears, Talespin, Darkwing Duck, Ducktales, etc.). One of the things going through my mind as I see more shows such as Hannah Montana, Wizards of Waverly Place, and That's So Raven being put on the air is the future of the network itself. When I was growing up, the Disney Channel featured something for everyone: the morning geared toward preschoolers, the afternoon geared toward tweens and teens, the evening featuring a family film (usually an animated classic, a comedy, a drama, something along those lines), and the late night dedicated for the young at heart. Today, it seems, soley geared toward tweens and teenagers, with little or no time for the entire family. Futhermore, there was a time when pop, hip-hop, or rap didn't rule the music airwaves on televsion, as well as sex, drugs, or dancing that lacks originality ruling television as it does now.
   
   What concerns me as well as people who grew up in my generation and even parents is whether or not the Disney Channel is going downhill because of being soley focused on a particular group of people instead of the entire family as a whole. Unfortunately, the answer to that is yes. Walt Disney's empire wasn't founded on HSM, Hannah Montana, or anything like that; it was founded on the power of imangination, originality, creativity, and believing in the impossible. It's not all about HSM, Hannah Montana, or even Wizards of Waverly Place; it's about bringing the entire family together to enjoy each other while watching a movie or seeing a show. And even the network allowing these actors to continue doing these things after some of the scandals which went on (i.e. Miley Cyrus' photo shoot w/Vanity Fair) is sending the wrong message to viewers, which also worries me.
   
   Hopefully there will come a day when the Disney Channel goes back to what it originally started out as: a network focused on THE ENTIRE FAMILY, not just one group of people to make money. Some of the cartoons shown today don't even come close to the original shows shown in earlier periods, and some of the original television movies made for the audience today may be a way to make quick bucks for themselves without actually going out into the world and finding something original to make movies from. Futhermore, I hope they begin showing more of the animated and/or live action classics we've grown to love over the years again instead of night after night after night a Disney Channel original movie. It's starting to get old real fast, don't you think?
   
   In conclusion, HSM isn't great, but it isn't horrendous either. It's somewhere in the middle, and I hope people respect my opinion. I applaud the actors and Kenny Ortega for their effort, but it just couldn't grab my attention fully, and judging from the review, you can probably tell why. Do I have a lot of time on my hands? Yes, because I prefer older musicals and animated and/or live action classics to this, and no because I constantly have to deal with this rant day after day, and want to finally have the chance to let it out to people who are willing to read this. Do I have a life? Yes, as a matter of fact, I do. I'm a theatre major and a music minor who loves the musical theatre now more than I've ever had the chance, and I simply don't have time to see things like HSM as well as don't wish to see it. Futhermore, it seems to me HSM lacked something that a lot of films and musicals released didn't have: HEART. Did I give this film a chance? Yes, I tried, but it just couldn't work for me because, like I said in the beginning, I'm an adult with a wider variety of musical choices other than this one. Much of the choreography shown here looks more like music videos rather than an actual musical production, and Ortega did so much better choreography in Newsies; even you can't deny that!
   
   To the die-heart fans, I hope I didn't take up to much of your time, and it's your choice on whether or not you agree with me, and even whether or not you wish to read this. To the parents, please take the time to read this and take at least a little bit of what I said into consideration. To everyone who grew up in my generation, please read this. If you think you're the only one who wishes for the good old days of television and cinema to return, you're not alone. I, too, wish for the exact same thing. I hope anyone who reads this gains something from what I said and my feelings about the Disney Channel, the films, and what is being presented to today's audience. This empire has never really died to begin with; rather, it goes through periods of darkness followed by rebirth, so maybe we are hopefully in the midst of rebirth from the film and television industries. Have faith.
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   P.S. Just for the record, I'm looking forward to Camp Rock; I enjoy listening to the Jonas Bros, and the story line looks interesting.

5 comments about One Tree Hill - The Complete First Season.

1. luv this man a thought at first no way will i like this basketball boring however how wrong was I the twists and turns of this had me glued and I even now no a little about basketball lol this is the best thing ever lol. love triangles and hot guys and gals wot more does a girl or in fact a guy need??? If you havent yet seen this were have u bn??it has it all comedy/ drama/ romance.
   lxxx



2. this show is just he nes tandn I am hooked - and thats lame for me to say - but I got even my 15 year old teen age boy watching it - all of a sudden he wanted a "Chain linked: basket ball net....



3. The product was for a birthday present. I had ordered one with one-click and DID NOT receive a confirmation notice. I then ordered another one without the one-click. Then I received two e-mail notices. Too late to cancel the first one. I WILL NEVER USE ONE-CLICK AGAIN. Tom



4. I experienced absolutely no problems ordering from this vendor and am completely satisfied with my purchase.



5. This is without a doubt the best purchase that I've made in a while. I'm sadly obsessed with the show, I've watched at least two episodes of this DVD every night before I go to bed since I got it 3 or 4 days ago! I'm about to watch another.

5 comments about One Tree Hill - The Complete Second Season.

1. My daughter and I absolutely love One Tree Hill. We watch these DVD's over and over again.



2. I love the product - but buyer beware - it came with 1 missing disk - luckily I accidently ordered 2 copies by mistake - and I never return anything so I ate the $20.00 - I would have anyways - but still kinda shady.



3. I absolutely love the One Tree Hill series. I would recommend this to anyone and everyone. I plan on buying all of the seasons when they come out.



4. Great DVD and great service by amazon they really know how to get a product to you on time. This DVD is great as I had not seen this season so really go me upto date on all the happenings and who wea really in love with who.



5. This is a great show for teens and up. If you are a One Tree Hill fan, then I suggest getting this for your collection. Season two is even better than season one. The product was shipped relatively fast, as well.

4 comments about 2007-2008 NBA Champions - Boston Celtics.

1. 22 May 2008.
   
   I have a dream, that 2008 will see the rekindling of an age old rivalry.
   
   We hold these truths to be self evident, that some basketball teams (Boston and L.A) are more equal than others.
   
   The 60's, The 80's and now the 2000's with Garnett and Kobe.
   
   The finals are not yet upon us. At the time this was written the Conference Finals were just underway. I'm just hoping that L.A and Boston can meet in the final. That would be beautifully poetic.
   
   We will see in the weeks to come if this comment will be irrelevent or prophetic.
   Watch this space...



2. Now that the Boston Celtics have won, I can't wait for this DVD to come out. I hope the expanded edition will have the Detroit and LA Lakers series in their entirety, as well as the conversation between Bill Russell & Kevin Garnett.
   
   Ubuntu!



3. Having suffered through 22 years of decline and mediocrity since the last time the Celtics were in the NBA Finals, no one could have been happier than me when I heard a DVD of the championship season was going to be released.
   
   The best things about the DVD are the extras. You get to see the final QUARTERS of the Semi-Finals against the Cavs and Conference Finals against the Pistons. You are also treated to the interview between Kevin Garnett and Bill Russell, like two eras in the same room together. There are a couple of other small extras, but nothing noteworthy.
   
   The rest of the DVD is a 60 minute recap of the 2008 season and playoff run. It flows nicely and it has a lot of "behind the scenes" stuff as well. By that, I mean you hear some huddle conversation, post game locker room chatter and the like. But it's nothing special. I did enjoy the snippet that Doc Rivers explains the term "umbuntu", which becomes the Celtics' mantra for the season.
   
   But, for $17, I would have hoped for a little more, especially when it comes to the playoffs. I would have liked to see a lot more of the historic comeback in Game 4 against the Lakers. I would have liked to see some highlights from the All-Star game, which the Big Three all attended.
   
   If you sre a Celtics fan, it is a nice video for posterity. And there isn't anything BAD about it. But I think for the money, the fans deserve a little more than what we get. Like I said, it moves along nicely. But it really doesn't seem like anything special.
   
   Should you buy it? It's your call.



4. my dvd is simply unreadable. I tried it on my dvd player, my ps3 and on my laptop but it didnt work on none of them. Actually, it did work a little bit until the part that says NBA ENTERTAINMENT and it blacked out. I hope amazon give me a refund since I dont want another copy because I dont live in the States and the shipping plus tax is almost the price of a dvd.
   
   I gave it a 2 because this is the first time that this has ever happened to me after all the dvds that I have purchased from amazon and also because I think the dvd should be good.