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Old 02-02-04, 09:13 PM
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NFL Films Super Bowl Collection I-X???

I was just wanting to confirm one way or another, does this DVD compilation only highlight certain moments of Super Bowls I-X or does it show the actual broadcast minute by minute??? I looked for a while but I was not able to find it from any previous postings.
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I'm also curious about this exact thing...
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If it was the actual games - I'd pick it up.
Have no desire for highlights tho'.
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It's hightlights, not the whole game.
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It is the 30 minute NFL Films highlights that air on ESPN around the time of the Super Bowl every year. They also include 30 minute NFL Films season recaps and some extra features relating to players in that years Super Bowl (featurettes that last around 3-5 minutes each). I am borrowing it from a friend right now and it isn't bad but not worth the price ($50 - $60).
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Its more than worth the price if you're a big fan of classic NFL Films productions. I just bought it this weekend and love it.
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I think it's pretty durn cool as well. Frankly, I don't need to see every incomplete pass, 1 yd. gain up the middle and punt to enjoy it. NFL Films does a good job of keeping the momentum of the game even without all the plays.
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Plus, the great thing about NFL Films productions is that they put a near players and on coaches and give so much more insight to the game than you're ever given on a telecast. Its more on the sights and sounds of the game with a focus on key events than two idiot broacasters blathering on and on.
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There's a review available: http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/read.php?ID=8437
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I thought one of the coolest things is the vintage interviews.
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Originally posted by LakerFan1973
Its more than worth the price if you're a big fan of classic NFL Films productions. I just bought it this weekend and love it.
I was going to say the same thing, almost word for word.

I got it as a christmas present and it was worth every cent.

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Thank you one and all!!! This is the information that I was looking for.
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I just wish someone would release Super Bowl XX, with the super bowl shuffle video as one of the supplements...
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Originally posted by jayson1017
I just wish someone would release Super Bowl XX, with the super bowl shuffle video as one of the supplements...
Yeah...im with you. Im hoping that the second Super Bowl Collection Box Set will include the Bears Super Bowl Shuffle.
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I want all the 49ers Super Bowls especially the blowout against Denver!
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Originally posted by Adrenaline
I want all the 49ers Super Bowls especially the blowout against Denver!
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I think the obvious question here is "Why aren't these games available in their complete forms?" The NFL is the biggest pro sports league in the U.S. and I think there would be a market for these, especially if they were from NFL films. You could count on me to get the four Steelers Super Bowl victories.
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So since its I-X, does that mean I have to wait two more years for XXX-XL?

And yeah, even though my Panthers lost, I would pay for a 2-DVD set of the entire Superbowl broadcast this year, presented in 1.78:1 widescreen . I know there will be a Superbowl DVD coming out soon, but I dont think its the broadcast is it? Its just a "The Patriots are great, all hail the Patriots" type feature?
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Its just a "The Patriots are great, all hail the Patriots" type feature?
And what's wrong with that?
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Originally posted by JordanGLC
I think the obvious question here is "Why aren't these games available in their complete forms?" The NFL is the biggest pro sports league in the U.S. and I think there would be a market for these, especially if they were from NFL films. You could count on me to get the four Steelers Super Bowl victories.
I think the answer is that there would be very little market for such a product.

More people would buy a collection of highlights and bonus features than would buy just one Super Bowl. I am a major NFL fan, and I have no desire to own complete super bowls from every game, but I'd like to have the highlight reels.
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I disagree. I too wouldn't want every Super Bowl, but there are four that I would definitely want. I gotta think a lot of Cowboy, Packer, Raider, Patriot, Niner, etc. fans would feel the same way.
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Originally posted by JordanGLC
I disagree. I too wouldn't want every Super Bowl, but there are four that I would definitely want. I gotta think a lot of Cowboy, Packer, Raider, Patriot, Niner, etc. fans would feel the same way.
No Jordan, you actually agree with me . That's what I was saying. You'd only buy certain ones. There's no market in that.
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No Jordan, you actually agree with me . That's what I was saying. You'd only buy certain ones. There's no market in that.
But there is a market for the highlight discs? Do you think there are a lot of people that buy all of them regardless of the teams playing? I don't.

What would it cost to produce a dvd with the entire game? Heck, the film has already been shot.
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I bought this set and loved it so much I got another copy for my father. I would love to have the complete broadcasts of evry game but I'm afraid this is all we are gonna get for now. In case anyone is interested the Sam's locally near me had these for sale for only $42.00. Now that's a real bargain!

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