Life and Legend of Bob Wall-d

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Summary: A waste of money
Review: I was really looking forward to this DVD and the hope of seeing some great footage. It is the worst DVD I own. Be warned unless you are related to Bob Wall and totally love him you will be wasting money buying this DVD. It is full of Bob Wall talking about himself and how great he is and that is basically it.

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Summary: THIS ...IS ...GREAT!!!!
Review: I've watched this three times so far and it's still just as good as ever. Entertaining, educational, great for any karate buff, this movie is simply amazing.

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Summary: Bob Wall: A Legend In His Own Mind
Review: The best thing about this dvd is the old black & white footage of Chuck Norris, Joe Lewis, Benny Urquidez & other prominent karate champs of the 60s & 70s in tournament competitions, but there's not enough here to justify the price. As for the "star", Mr. Wall, listen to the title song once (I think it's repeated at least 3 times throughout the main program) & see if you don't agree this guy's a legend in his own mind. Most of the dvd consists of him & his buddies talking about what a great guy he is & his apparently invaluable contributions to martial arts in America.
I would recommend this only for diehard Bob Wall fans, but I can't actually imagine there being any. What's his claim to fame other than spending some time with such genuinely famous & influential people as Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris, & Elvis Presley? If you're still curious enough to buy this, don't say you weren't warned.

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Summary: Bob Wall: A Legend In His Own Mind
Review: The best thing about this dvd is the old black & white footage of Chuck Norris, Joe Lewis, Benny Urquidez & other prominent karate champs of the 60s & 70s in tournament competitions, but there's not enough here to justify the price ( there is no "behind the scenes" footage of Bruce Lee anywhere here, by the way, only a few still photos ). As for the "star", Mr. Wall, listen to the title song once (I think it's repeated at least 3 times throughout the main program) & see if you don't agree this guy's a legend in his own mind. Most of the dvd consists of him & his buddies talking about what a great guy he is & his apparently invaluable contributions to martial arts in America.
I would recommend this only for diehard Bob Wall fans, but I can't actually imagine there being any. What's his claim to fame other than spending some time with such genuinely famous & influential people as Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris, & Elvis Presley? If you're still curious enough to buy this, don't say you weren't warned.