Reviews by coyoteblue

Disc: 1
1. Happy
2. Rise
3. Rainy
4. Butterfly
5. Stone
6. Trance Mellow
7. Impure
8. Saudade
9. I Was You
10. Meadow

Disc: 2
1. Trance Mellow
2. Impure
3. Saudade
4. I Was You
5. Meadow

1. Love So Pure
2. True Asia/Asia No Junshin
3. That's The Way It Is/Kore ga Watashi no Ikirumichi
4. Electric Beach Fever/Nagisa ni Matsuwaru Et Cetera
5. Wild Girls On Circuit/Circuit No Musume
6. Sign Of Love/Ar no Shirushi-Captain Funk's Puffy de Samba Mix
7. Puffy De Rumba
8. Talalan
9. Sunday Girls/Nichiyohbi no Musume
10. Friends/Tomodachi
11. Mother
12. Neholina
13. Brand New Days/Atarashii Hibi
14. Stray Cats Fever
15. Puffy's Rule
16. Jet Police/Jet Keisatsu
Boogie Woogie No. 5 (Bonus Video)

1 One Less Bell to Answer Sheryl Crow 3:32
2 (There's) Always Something There to Remind Me All Saints 3:12
3 God Give Me Strength Elvis Costello 4:41
4 Baby It's You/A Message to Michael Chrissie Hynde 4:21
5 What's New Pussycat? Mike Myers 2:52
6 Anyone Who Had a Heart Wynonna Judd 4:02
7 Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head Folds, Ben Five 3:16
8 (They Long to Be) Close to You Barenaked Ladies 4:26
9 The Windows of the World/What the World Needs Now Luther Vandross 5:53
10 Wives and Lovers David Sanborn, George Duke 4:05
11 Walk on By/I Say a Little Prayer/Do You Know the Way to San Jose Dionne Warwick 6:57
12 Alfie Burt Bacharach 3:23

1 Sugar Water 4:30
2 Sugar Water Mike D./Russell Simins/Mario Caldato Jr. Remix 4:35
3 Spoon 4:05
4 BBQ 4:57
5 Águas de Março 3:16
6 Sing This All Together 4:44
7 Sugar Water Acoustic 6:53
8 Crumbs 3:04
9 Sugar Water Coldcut Remix 6:49

1 Dive 0:54
2 Captain Nemo 5:16
3 The Second Element 4:14
4 Ship of Fools 2:23
5 Once in a Lifetime 4:21
6 Cape Horn 0:49
7 A Salty Dog 3:49
8 Siren 1:14
9 Seven Seas 4:09
10 Johnny Wanna Live 4:40
11 By Now 3:22
12 Island 4:22
13 When It Rains in America 3:42
14 La Mer 3:33
15 The Second Element II 4:49

1. WILDERNESS [7:59]
2. ROGUE [2:58]
3. SISTERS [1:45]
4. SPIDER [5:20]
5. JUNGLE [2:24]
6. ZAKARUM [2:57]
7. DESERT [3:38]
8. TORU [2:57]
9. SANCTUARY [4:08]
10. CRYPT [3:31]
11. TOMBS [5:17]
12. MONASTARY [5:56]
13. CAVE [3:51]
14. MESA [3:26]
15. LEORIC [3:04]
16. CODA* [0:56]
17. ROGER AND ME [1:03]

*"Coda" contains an excerpt of Prelude in C Minor by Frederic Chopin

01 planet tokyo
02 tokyo nights
03 angel of love
04 sayonara
05 invisible tomorrow
06 thank you
07 long beach nightmare
08 your love is a drug
09 k2g
10 shiawase(happiness)
11 urei
12 teen titans theme
13 red swing

1 starting to fall 4:47
2 i like to dance 5:00
3 avenida del sol 4:27
4 the look of love 5:38
5 heaven's design 5:53
6 love is a powerful thing 4:30
7 hold you up 5:34
8 hey love 6:16
9 get home 5:45
10 the last day 3:38

Movie:

Very much a childrens' movie. Thankfully, not particularly candy coated. There's a fair amount of action.

It's based, loosely, on the British television show that premiered in 1963 as a childrens' show. The only characters that come close to feeling like their tv counter-parts are the Daleks, though they weren't quite right either. Just not the same if they're not screaming 'EXTERMINATE!' every five seconds (when did they start screaming 'EXTERMINATE!')?

Still, movie adaptions of tv shows usually go their own way and it's not fair to be too critical; this and its sequel DALEK INVASION EARTH 2150 A.D. aren't considered canon and shouldn't be judged by that criteria.

It's a charming, modestly produced childrens' sci-fi film. Some of the sets are quite effective, it holds your interest throughout, Peter Cushing is a plus and the Daleks are nearly spot-on. Worth a whirl.

DVD:
The picture is widescreen (anamorphic). The picture is great; clean, good colors. The sound is a good mono track. The extras on the disc are modest. Haven't listened to the commentary track. If you bought the box set, it includes a documentary on a seperate disc.

I own movies produced in the last 10 years that don't look this good on dvd. No real complaints.

Very much a childrens' movie. Thankfully, not particularly candy coated. There's a fair amount of action.

It's based, loosely, on the British television show that premiered in 1963 as a childrens' show. The only characters that come close to feeling like their tv counter-parts are the Daleks, though they weren't quite right either. Just not the same if they're not screaming 'EXTERMINATE!' every five seconds (when did they start screaming 'EXTERMINATE!')?

Still, movie adaptions of tv shows usually go their own way and it's not fair to be too critical; this and its sequel DALEK INVASION EARTH 2150 A.D. aren't considered canon and shouldn't be judged by that criteria.

It's a charming, modestly produced childrens' sci-fi film. Some of the sets are quite effective, it holds your interest throughout, Peter Cushing is a plus and the Daleks are nearly spot-on. Worth a whirl.