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Summary: Not Worth The Price!
Review: I was very disappointed in this DVD. Considering the capabilities of the medium (even in 1998), the video is much too short, and contains far too little of the actual game. When I purchased it, I expected the complete game-and got a few highlights and statistics. Do not buy this DVD; the VHS video of the Broncos Super Bowl XXXII victory is far superior-and costs much less. The DVD is a ripoff-period.
Rating:
Summary: Not Worth The Price!
Review: I was very disappointed in this DVD. Considering the capabilities of the medium (even in 1998), the video is much too short, and contains far too little of the actual game. When I purchased it, I expected the complete game-and got a few highlights and statistics. Do not buy this DVD; the VHS video of the Broncos Super Bowl XXXII victory is far superior-and costs much less. The DVD is a ripoff-period.
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Summary: Great Footage of a Super season
Review: Personally being a die hard Bronco fan and seeing John Elway in his deserved moment of glory was a tear jerker for me. Anyone who knows films knows this is not the game but the highlights and they were great!...
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Summary: Not the best one ever
Review: Superbowl XXXII is not the best super bowl ever there were many better superbowls than this,like superbowl XXV when the giants beat the bills 20 to 19. Overall though this video is well put together and has different features like you can look at team rosters and you can choose which anouncers to listen to. choose which announcers to
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Summary: Amazing game; incredibly disappointing DVD
Review: What's right with this DVD? Well:
+It contains great highlights of one of the greatest games ever played.
+The picture quality is unsurpassed.
+You can listen to team-specific commentaries from the actual radio broadcasts from Denver or Green Bay.
+There are decent extras, including multiple angle looks at each of the big plays in the game.What's not? Pretty much everything else:
-The video itself is maybe 15 minutes long. More than a dollar per minute of the main program.
-There is no video showing how each team made it to the Super Bowl, which is extremely disappointing.
-While there's historical context for previous Super Bowls, it's all basically text.
-The worst part of all: there is about a 5 minute advertisement that cannot be skipped, no matter what, every time you load up the DVD. Why publishers ever decided this was acceptable is beyond me. At least on VHS, you can fast-forward through the previews. Here, you cannot. I'm not sure who the bright guy was who thought it would be effective advertising to force consumers to watch an unnecessarily long ad multiple times, but hopefully we'll never see an utter debacle like this again.
-Given that there is a 5-minute ad for RCA that everyone has to watch, did they really need an RCA watermark on the bottom right of the screen? Do one or the other. Save yourself some money and buy the VHS version instead. It's much better. ...
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