Legendary film maker Bruce Brown directs the 70s McQueen-inspired motorcycle racing gem ON ANY SUNDAY. This 3-Disc set follows the fates of racers and enthusiasts alike and... more
On Any Sunday
On Any SundayOn any Sunday is the timeless motorcycle racing '70's 'classic' feature ... more
inspired by Steve McQueen and Directed by the legendary film maker Bruce Brown, Never before or since has a biking 'movie' captured the raw passion, the courage, skill, dedication, speed and danger - the very soul of motorcycle racing.Two years in the making, the film follows the lives of fearless, young motorcycle racers and enthusiasts. From the National Championships in Daytona Beach, Florida and the International six day trials in Spain to the Elsinore, Grand Prix, California where over 1,500 competitors meet for a 100 mile race. The violent world of professional road racing, the hostile terrain of open desert racing, national Motocross, sidecar racing, Ice racing, Drag racing, Trails riding, Hill Climbing and so much more...Incredible on-bike camera footage, unbelievable crashes - different machines, different techniques, different times...
Genre: Sports - Motor Cycle Sport - Other 2-Wheeled
Classification: Exempt
Production Year: 1971
Plot: From dirt riding to ice racing, a classic comprehensive coverage of bikesport in the USA. Features many well-known US bike stars including Steve McQueen.
Release details
DVD Region: DVD
Studio(s): LACE GROUP; SONY DADC
Release date: 01/09/2003
No of Discs: 3
Catalogue No: LACE 244
Barcode: 5037899002445
DVD Description
Legendary film maker Bruce Brown directs the 70s McQueen-inspired motorcycle racing gem ON ANY SUNDAY. This 3-Disc set follows the fates of racers and enthusiasts alike and features such sports as professional road racing, open desert racing, Motocross etc through sparkling on-bike camera footage.
Advantages: Al Pacino Disadvantages: Too long; dubious soundtrack
...When this movie was first released I missed it at the cinema, and was disappointed, as I try to see anything with Al Pacino in it, and “Any given Sunday” had received good reviews.
Now that I have seen it I have mixed feelings about it.
Al Pacino is great in it, and it’s a typically detailed and lengthy movie from Oliver Stone, something which based on past experience should have been in its favour.
But, I finished up not really enjoying it that much.
It’s a movie about American football, and a lot of the footage features stadium action, or backroom talk of tactics. Now it’s a game I can’t for the life of me understand, but I don’t think that’s was my problem with the movie – in fact, it’s a sport that offers lots of visual potential, and the game scenes are very...
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Advantages: One inspiring track and 2 other good additions and thats it Disadvantages: Too many fillers and the whole thing jumps around with no thought in track listing
.... These two usually rely on their flow to bring the track home but if youre not a fan the beats dont do anything for you so id have to put my thumbs down for this.
Sole Sunday - Goldie Mob & Outkast Some dialouge from the film included in this but nothing too much else to report on it. Its just a bit boring really and Andre 3000's uplifting raps dont really give it much lift and the wasy it just fades out at the end with a pitty 'well i tried' feel just sums it up really
Shut Em Down - LL Cool J. Ok one of the stars of the film, this is gonna be good. Wrong. Quick raps and shouting fom the man but not great. Its a filler i think he had to get in the cd just so he had some involvement
Shut up - Trick Daddy, Trina, Deuce Poppi & Co of the tre+6. Shocking delivery, it just sounds all over the place and content is nothing new.
Any Given Sunday...
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Advantages: Storming cinematography, strong pace, great acting Disadvantages: might not like it as its about American Football, script a littel lacking compared to the other parts of the film
...the performances and the cinematography.
It's a long movie, about 2 1/2 hours, perhaps about 15 minutes too long, so pop plenty of popcorn and sit back for an in your face look at american football.
The extras on the DVD are superb. There is a very interesting commentary from Stone about the whys and wherefores of the movie and how it was built. The second disk contains most of the extras though. Deleted / extended scenes. 3 music videos, A making of documentary, the different marketing images that they came up with to sell the film in different markets ( the UK & America have different covers, montage of the football scenes, a photo gallery, a quiz, a script to screen trace of one of the vital scenes and a detailed look at the editing process for a scene and how the decisions are made for specific angles and cuts.
The transfer to DVD is...
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