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A tiny island known as the Isle of Man plays host to some ferocious motorbike racing in an annual event. Every year the competition revs up to some spectacular showdowns, with the 37 courses marked out on public roads providing some stiff competition among the riders. Having originated in 1907, the TT race is one of the oldest courses in use, which adds a sense of historic occasion to the race. This review of the 2004 competition manages to capture all the excitement of the event, with the smell of burning rubber, the engines hitting full throttle, and the roar of the crowd creating a palpable sense of excitement that perfectly sums up the action.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: (unspecified) - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Additional Footage - 1. On-board laps with Richard Britton














2. One lap from rider-facing camera Documentary - 1. Tribute to Dave WoodText/Photo Galleries: John McGuinness practice diary Top Ten TT Riders TT Trumps
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The other side of the death-defying, adrenaline-pumping excitement of extreme sports is the extreme pain and humiliation of the wipeout. See surfers, snowboarders, skiers, bikers, skaters, and other cutting-edge athletes learn the laws of physics the hard way.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case
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Collecting fringe elements of all kinds, and engaging them in ill-matched but dramatic face-offs, is what La Lucha (the struggle) is all about, creating a phenomenon the likes of which has not been seen since punk rock first emerged. This documentary gives audiences a first-hand view of the action, which pits brazen drag queen wrestlers--who will win by any means necessary--against huge macho men. Young people with nothing to lose don masks and battle it out, and glamorous burlesque dancers raise the temperature to ever greater heights. A sport that knows no boundaries, La Lucha will shock viewers with the no-holds-barred quality of the action, and the outrageousness of its players.
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The Japanese video magazine JDM is back, with a visit to some of the hottest stars of the import car racing world. First, viewers will travel to the internationally famed tuning shop, Top Secret, run by Smokey Nagata. Then, they will journey onto Manubu Orido's impressive pad, where his GT Racing gear is displayed. Following this segment, Takahiro Ueno, who is known for his advanced technique, is interviewed and then filmed performing at the Nikko Circuit Kazama Auto Drift Day. This adrenaline rush of a program ends with a magnificent finale in Yokohame, where drifters race through the streets, attempting to avoid their Yakuza enemies, as well as the inevitable traffic.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditonal Release Materials Outtakes Bonus FootageText/Photo Galleries: Photos - Photo Slide Show
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It's more JACKASS-ness as Wee Man and Laban Pheidias embark on a mischievous journey across America. The wacky program features skits, skateboarding, and plenty of surprises and stupid antics.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case
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