Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: gofaster on November 14, 2003, 12:21:12 PM
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AandE/History Channel has "Victory at Sea" (http://store.aetv.com/html/product/index.jhtml;jsessionid=TT30XRBKTT4SEQOXHDECBHSB022MOIY4?id=70967) on DVD for $72. They'll throw in a mousepad for free, and if I can push the bill over $75 they'll ship my order for free, too.
So has anyone seen an episode of "Victory at Sea" and is it any good?
Description here. (http://store.aetv.com/html/product/index.jhtml;jsessionid=TT30XRBKTT4SEQOXHDECBHSB022MOIY4?id=70967)
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Its been on TV numerous times. The cinematography is excellent, and the story telling while pretty biased is very good... but the best part of all is the music. Incredible!
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I remember loving it when I was in elementary/middle school. My dad walked in one day while I was watching it, and told me that he remembered loving it when he was young.
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In one of the sidebars I see that they offer a cd of the music for $12.
In your opinion, is the DVD set worth $72? Or is this something I'll watch once and shelve?
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i watched it as a little kid , it was made right after WW2 using real war footage, i never get tired of seeing it.
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$72 seems a little steep to me. Maybe worth 40ish.
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I think the price may be a bit high, but "Victory at Sea" is a classic. At the time it came out it was considered a masterpiece.
MRPLUTO
Commander in Chief
The Knight Militia
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Use to watch it all the time with my Dad. I agree with MRPLUTO; it's a classic that every WWII buff should have in their collection.
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Victory at Sea was made by NBC. While it is filmed in B&W, I dare anyone to find a better WW2 documentary series.:aok
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Love mine, worth every penny IMO.
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About 40 years ago there was a tv documentary series called "The Big Picture." It has been so long since I've seen it that I can't really remember much about it. I do remember that I was fascinated by it at the time. Any of you old farts know anything concrete about it? Wonder if it is available anywhere on vhs.
Shuckins