Search - Unfinished Business: The Story of the 2002 New York Giants on DVD

Dissapointed

Jamie Erskine | London, England | 01/28/2004

(1 out of 5 stars)

"Unfinished business?...unfinished DVD!
It is good footage and nicely put together, and I thoroughly enjoyed watching it and remembering how great the Giants were at the close of that season. But the DVD only lasts for 22mins!!!
I don't know about anyone else but I've never heard of a DVD or video that lasted for such a short length of time.
So if you can easily afford it I'd recommend it, but do go sparing your coppers for this brief advert of the New York Football Giants"

As disappointing as the 2002 season

Guy L. Storms | Toronto, Ontario Canada | 06/19/2004

(1 out of 5 stars)

"What a disappointment. The DVD highlights some regular season games, but not all and none thoroughly. Worst of all, they don't even touch the big playoof game against San Francisco! That was the whole point of buying this f#&!ing DVD, to see all of that great play and the scoring of 75 points in one great playoff game, win or lose. That's the problem with monopolies - NFL films has exclusive rights, and no competition. If you want to see any highlights, you have to take what they give you. Don't buy it. There's like a half dozen great plays highlighted, and only 22 minutes all told, on a DVD no less for 15 bucks. Who ever heard of such a short DVD?"

For masochists...If you're not, keep walking.

Bertie | Provincia de Buenos Aires, San Isidro Argentina | 02/11/2004

(1 out of 5 stars)

"I don't have this DVD but, who would buy a Carl Lewis' DVD showing the most important race of his life in which he ended losing?. Give me a break. I suffered that damn playoff game to spend money for an extra torture.
Now tell me they are going to offer a DVD about NY Giants 2003 season. JA! That would be a nice catastrophe material for hollywood. Who would buy that?. I'll tell you who: a Philadelphia Eagle son of a gun. That's who.
Give me a DVD of the '86 or '90 NY season. Otherwise I prefer to spend my bucks in "NFL greatest hits" or something like that (If they weren't out of stock, damn it!)."