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| Special Features: |
Widescreen letterbox format
Comedic commentary track by drive-in movie critic Joe Bob Briggs
Chapter slection
Original theatrical trailer |
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Widescreen (1.85:1)
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English (Dolby Digital 2.0) Mono
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None.
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No
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1-Disc Keep Case
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I can't think of a reason to watch this movie other than to hear Joe Bob Briggs' commentary track. For the uninitiated, Joe Bob Briggs is the Drive In Movie Critic. He is a comedic connoisseur of schlock. Mr. Briggs rates movies more for boob content than for dramatic quality. He is however, a very knowledgeable guy when it comes to film history. You will be surprised how many anecdotes he comes up for in this film. The most interesting fact about the movie is how it killed the careers of almost everyone who appeared in it. I won't bore you with the plot, as I didn't watch the movie with the regular soundtrack. This one is Joe Bob Briggs show all the way.
Terrible movie with a great commentary track. Horrible picture, sound and extras. Who cares, hearing Joe Bob is all that matters.
Picture Quality: 4/10
The movie was not restored. The picture quality is about as bad as it could be an still be visible. It may be a movie, but the picture doesn't matter.
Sound Quality: 5/10
You can hear what is going on. You'll wish you couldn't. That is unless you turn on Joe Bob Briggs commentary track. I can't think of any other reason for getting this DVD.
Easter Eggs:
No Easter Eggs found during review.
Extra Features: 10/10
Joe Bob Briggs track makes this DVD worth having. In fact, his commentary track is the only reason this DVD exists. I know folks who don't like Joe Bob. I think he's a hoot.
The Final Word:
Joe Bob Briggs fans will love this. All others beware.
Rusty White
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