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30 Dec 2003, 13:03 (Ref:823552)
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I rather enjoyed Le Mans on DVD. I'm not familair with those cars so i don't know if the sound was realiastic, but they sounded pretty good with the TV plugged into the stereo speakers and plenty of bass.
The plot was so sparse that it was hard to follow, either flesh it out or get rid of it. The love interest was just plian pointless. Only grievance with on track scenes, the Ferraris must be American, a major crash and they explode into a massive fireball. It was good for a change to see the hero not come through impossible odds and win at the last moment. |
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