Fan DVD reviews

[Shush]

Having met both of them, I am sure also. Unless there is a really good disguise involved 

[Master Ray]

Unless...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJJK8AB5Hpw

 

[Rusco]

Now that's a way near to "two weeks" quote from Total Recall. 

[Rusco]

Personally, I enjoyed the DVD a very lot.

I have to say, when people talk about Stuart and his new career, I can truly feel him. Although he really was a master talent at playing a bass, I can understand a person who started so young in a band and had in mind what will I become later on. Although the career with the NMA would surely had bring him lots of fun and make him even more famous - I can see what he was about - then.

It's about the decisions we all have to make at some point in our lives. And he chose it then. To most of us a realisation about it comes a way too late.

He just didn't want to be at a stage.

[Pol]

Watching the dvd again made a brilliant festive escape from telly

[Nasitrassi]

Finally watched the dvd.
Loved it, but think it is sad that there are no english subtitles.
I am from Holland and understand a lot of the dvd, but with working english subtitles it would help me much more understand everything (and my portuegese is not very good too...  )

[arwen]

Nasitrassi, I was looking for those too! I'm from the netherlands too and sometimes when they speak fast, it would heve been easier to read English subtitles.

[jackroadkill]

Just watched my copy for the first time...

Blown away by it.  I just wish that it would have been possible to include all the history that took place between T&C and BDAW as well.

What really struck me was that although Matt Reid is obviously a fan, the film wasn't at all a gushing, blinkered neo-fanzine.

[Bunny]

Being fashionably late to the party I had the DVD for valentines day. Given that my focus was elsewhere until the early to mid nineties, Ill be quite interested in some of the early story. Now to find time to watch it!