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20 of 21 people found the following review helpful
This looks great on paper-but is a massive disapointment. The first one I watched, Kim Novak, was truly atrocious. A bland naration over very poor quality trailers that had terrible sound quality and volume variation. The trailers were unedited, so you ended up watching lots of footage without the subject. Even the photos used bear no relation to the naration. The colour films were even shown in b & w.
I gave the Jayne Mansfield episode a go, and apart from a very entertaining award ceremony clip, it was just as bad as Kim's.
This was supposed to be a weekend treat.
Having bought it, I then read some of the reviews on amazon.com-pity I never read them first!
I gave the Jayne Mansfield episode a go, and apart from a very entertaining award ceremony clip, it was just as bad as Kim's.
This was supposed to be a weekend treat.
Having bought it, I then read some of the reviews on amazon.com-pity I never read them first!
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26 of 26 people found the following review helpful
Not worth your time.
21 Jan 2006
This is the singularly most boring, uninspired, cheaply produced mess I have ever seen. It is nothing but badly edited clips from poor quality trailers with an insipid narration. Do not waste your time and money.
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Cheaply Done
23 Aug 2006
This DVD set on the Ladies, as well as the companion set on Leading Men, are done exactly the same, on the cheap. Using public domain footage from movie trailers, old movies and tv shows and some ameatur footage taken of the more recent stars, the quality of this set is poor. This is basically a DVD release of a VHS series of the 1990s called "Hollywood Remembers," and using the exact same footage. Photos, when used in this documentary, are filmed out of books or magazines...very poor quality all around. DO NOT expect A&E type Bios here.
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