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Summary: A great DBZ DVD
Review: This is a great DVD cause first off you get 4 episodes instead of 3, so already its off to a good start. Second you get crafty Captain Ginyu. Then you add alot of Vegeta kicking butt and then you get even better. Last but not least you add a hilarious ending to the whole thing and you got yourself a winner. Please buy this DVD today its a real treat.
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Summary: Dragonball Z - Double Cross
Review: This is a great DVD for any and all Dragonball Z fans. The only down side to the DVD is the fact that the horrid Funimation dub version is on the same DVD. Other than that there are no complaints. Buy it, buy it right now.
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Summary: Dragonball Z - Double Cross
Review: This is a great DVD for any and all Dragonball Z fans. The only down side to the DVD is the fact that the horrid Funimation dub version is on the same DVD. Other than that there are no complaints. Buy it, buy it right now.
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Summary: Good Movie, Bad Voices
Review: This is a very good DBZ video except the voices are messed up. Krillen (I'm american and I know that,s not his real name) sounds pretty weird but after a while you get used to it. But King Kai!!! For God's sake!!! He sounds like Mike Tyson with lungs full of helium! Fortunatly, the editing makes up for that. In the '96-'98 episodes, Funimation was like "Oh my gosh! Dr. Brief's got a cigarette! Oh no!!!" Now they actually show blood (Gasp!) So overall, bad voices but the editing makes up for that.
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Summary: Excellent DVD, worth the buy
Review: This is an excellent DVD in all respects save the cover. (The cover is incredibly stupid if you didn't notice. An irrelevent screen shot.) There are two versions on this DVD, like all Dragon Ball Z DVD's except for Saiyan/Namek Sagas. This is actually the second DVD of the first uncut saga in American Dragon Ball.The two versions it contains in the English Dubbed version and the Japaneese Subbed version. I reccommend watching both, although some hardcore fans only watch the Subbed. Even though most of the dialog is changed in the Dubbed version (and the music is much worse) it is still a very fun watch and highly enjoyable. The DVD and story itself is really good. It has an exciting battle between Goku and Ginyu and the demise of Ginyu is really great and pretty funny too. It's an excellent DVD and I highly reccommend it.
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Summary: Awesome!
Review: This is not the best, there still are more Dragonball Z episodes yet to come. This is the best of the Dragonball Z saga so far. The next to videos are much much better, which they entitle you to get into the Frieza saga. This is a good movie along with Assualt but Goku could have and should have gone Super Saiyan. He was about to and Ginyu stopped him. If you are a hardcore DBZ fan or just a begining DBZ and Anime fan get this, it's great! bo
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Summary: It's about time!
Review: This is what you should be spending your money on. It's the original Japanese version with exact English subtitles. This is the best thing to ever happen to DBZ in America. Stop wasting your time reading this review and buy the DVDs now.
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Summary: Great action from episode's 54-66 but bad voices (un-cut)
Review: Well episode's 54-66 the uncut versions are good but Krillen/Gohan/and espically Vegeta's voice are really bad. The action is the however is the best, I cant wait until they come out with the rest of the DBZ movies.
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Summary: AWESOME
Review: Who could not go out and buy this this is a must see for people who remotly like DBZ!
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Summary: FUNimation's Done It Again
Review: With a history of let downs over the last 2 years, FUNimation has brought and made us suffer through the onslaught of English Dragon Ball. But the slight gleam of light coming from Season 3 was put out. In Ginyu Double Cross Along with Ginyu's Assult, where FUNimation did better with no editting. We are stuck with bad voices and terrible background music. I suggest that only buy these is you have extra money laying on the ground that could possibly burn, spend that on these.
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