Tam And Stuart Present Scotland's Greatest Moments (DVD)

Rugby World Cup 2003 - Greatest moments

Advantages: Some great action for rugby fans, Extras are very good
Disadvantages: A Little rushed, Too much time spent on opening ceremony

shows all the greatest rugby moments, from dazzling individual tries to massive, bone-crunching tackles. The DVD is set out in chapters, with each one lasting around 10-15 minutes and focusing on one aspect of the tournament. These chapters are: Opening Ceremony - A look at the ceremony which got the tournament underway. The kicks - All the best kicks from some of the greatest in the world. Drop goals, spot kicks and even punts are shown. The tries - The best individual tries ,as well as some of the most team crafted tries. There are some great ones on here, from the likes of Joe Rokocoko and Jason Robinson Game breakers (playmakers) - The special players that can turn a game in favour of their team, with moments of magic. ( Johnny Wilkinson, Brian O'Driscoll, Frederic Michelek and others are shown) The final - The best moments ...

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Never Trust A Rich Stranger - The Last King Of Scotland DVD

Advantages: Great strong story, memorable characters, wonderful performances and a powerful film.
Disadvantages: Plot at times a bit complex and I cannot remember the soundtrack.

man who could do this. At first life is wonderful for Nicholas Garrigan who plays Idi Amin's personal physician, but soon he realises that he is trapped in a nightmare where there is no escape. Performances are fantastic and award winning. General Idi Amin Dada of Uganda is a monstrous dictator. The material is a little unusual and at times the plot seems a little complex. However Fox Searchlight do present a wonderful film that is moving at all times. Although Amin can be charming he can turn at any given moment. He is drastically unfair to Garrigan who impressed him when he responded well to a roadside emergency. Little did Garrigan know the life he was buying into or the man whom he worked as personal physician. Garrigan is a strong man who stands up to Amin where others would not dare. Garrigan always speaks his mind and this is what ...

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The Simpsons - Greatest Hits DVD > Reviews

Advantages: Everything you could want in a TV show
Disadvantages: None

To try and put the greatest hits of The Simpsons onto one disc is foolhardy. There are so many classic, touching, hilarious episodes people love that if they did do a greatest hits package it would be so long that it wouldn't be able to fit on anyone's shelves, that is the quality of this show. So this DVD, part of "The Simpsons Classics", contains 4 episodes, each accredited with some sort of landmark. We have "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire", which was the very first episode and deals with Homer not getting his Christmas bonus, but in the end gets something much better. There's the 100th episode "Sweet Seymour Skinner's Baddasssss Song" where Bart gets Principal Skinner when he brings Santa's Little Helper into school for show and tell day. There's also "Bart Gets an F" which had the highest ever ratings in America for a Simpsons ...

Walter_Kovacs 25.12.2008 · Read full review
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