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Awesome DVD - Graphic Lion vs Buffalo Action

Afan of Sitagyl Manor | Brooklyn, New York United States | 09/23/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is one of the best lion documentaries I have ever seen, the Jouberts have done it again. Several giant-sized powerfully built lionesses have specialized in hunting buffalo, massive bulls and newborn calves alike. The buffalo are equally dangerous defending their own. If you enjoy real world wildlife battles as opposed to fake, computer generated conflict this film is for you. The notorious hyenas make a cameo appearance but the lions aren't all that concerned about them. The angry faces of the lionesses are hilarious at times. And a dark side of lion life is exposed.



The commentary can be turgid and overwrought, but the cinematography is superb and the music complements the action well."

Battle of Survival!

Paul Chin | Manila, Philippines | 05/06/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Fortunately, this disc plays without any problem in my Toshiba HD-A2 with the latest 1.5 FW update. It's a great film with all those incredible up-close brutal scenes!



National Geographic has once again provide us a magnificent viewing experience & insight of the wild in high-definition!"

Relentless Enemies wont play in xbox360 hd-dvd player

R. Rinard | Jackson, MS USA | 11/01/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I hear great things about this movie. Be warned though. Relentless Enemies will not play on any of 4 different Xbox360 HD-DVD players we've tested it on. They all have the latest updates from Microsoft and still will NOT play this disc. Shame on the manufacturers for such lousy quality control. They are clearly embracing mediocrity."

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Dr. Levent Cakmur | Monte Carlo | 10/23/2007

(1 out of 5 stars)

"How can someone mess up such a great documentary film in such a way?? I hope National Geographic does something about it and we can buy it again...I tried on couple of different HD DVD players and no luck with anyone of them... Such a shame and I can't understand why National Geographic does not react, it is their reputation at stake???"