My newest movie review...Crawlability from TwistedDV

[spencurai]

http://hardleydavidson.home.comcast.net/crawlability.htm

ch ch ch ch check it out!!

 

[Tacoma]

hmmm

That review itself rocked pretty good, too.

 

[Tacoma]

good reviews..

but dude! take the damn stickers off your DVD player, ya tool! sheesh!

 

[spencurai]

bbb but...bbbbbbutttt I like my stickers....sniffle sniffle.....

 

[Tacoma]

alright, alright...


I guess you can keep them there. It's ok.

anyone selling those local or is this the age of internet locality?

 

[spencurai]

go to their site...they ship FAST!!!

 

[jamesgeologist]

I watched all three videos in a row the other night; Crawlability, Stickability and Twistability. I was disappointed to see an over-all lack of really new footage. It appeared the individual videos contained "footage" that ended up on the cutting room floor from the previous release. I was hoping to see new buggies/rigs with new technology taking sick lines on sick trails. These videos show the same trails and the same rigs taking slightly different lines. I agree with Spence that the videos are high energy and are certainly inclined to get one back out on the trails, but I couldn't help feeling like these DVD's were re-cut, re-titled and re-released with different sound-tracks. :-\

 

[Tacoma]

so given those facts, which one is the best of the 3? I need a reason to suffer in the unheated garage. HELP ME!!!

 

[jamesgeologist]

Of the three, Crawlability had the best sound track. I think any one of these videos is pretty good on it's own, but don't watch all three of them in a row. You will see the similarities and be dissapointed you paid for them . Buy one for sure. However, if I was going to spend my money on an video, I'd go with Reliance from BFE Films. Of all of the videos I have watched, that one was the best.