DVD Talk review of 'Hardbodies Collection'
08-04-09, 12:20 PM
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DVD Talk review of 'Hardbodies Collection'
I read Paul Mavis's DVD review of Hardbodies Collection at http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/read.php?ID=38081 and...
Great long review for such bad films.
Im amazed that at least 1000 people will probably buy this collection.
Great long review for such bad films.
Im amazed that at least 1000 people will probably buy this collection.
08-05-09, 12:05 AM
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Are the 2 movies on one side, 2 sides or 2 discs? Also most importantly, is the Columbia Pictures logo at the beginning of the first movie intact, or have they disowned it recently?
Shame there's no commentary- Mark Griffiths went on to direct the bigger hit "Beethoven's 4th", which has no breasts. I've got both of these on laserdisc already but will probably end up getting the DVD.
Shame there's no commentary- Mark Griffiths went on to direct the bigger hit "Beethoven's 4th", which has no breasts. I've got both of these on laserdisc already but will probably end up getting the DVD.
08-05-09, 01:39 AM
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It was a little tougher when I was a kid (you had to search for the old man's stack of Playboys or hope for an R-rated movie on Showtime), but today?
08-05-09, 05:03 AM
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Are the 2 movies on one side, 2 sides or 2 discs? Also most importantly, is the Columbia Pictures logo at the beginning of the first movie intact, or have they disowned it recently?
Shame there's no commentary- Mark Griffiths went on to direct the bigger hit "Beethoven's 4th", which has no breasts. I've got both of these on laserdisc already but will probably end up getting the DVD.
Shame there's no commentary- Mark Griffiths went on to direct the bigger hit "Beethoven's 4th", which has no breasts. I've got both of these on laserdisc already but will probably end up getting the DVD.
