The Longest Yard (Lockdown Edition)

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Director Robert Aldrich had a knack for depicting outsiders with originality and authenticity. Much like The Dirty Dozen, The Longest Yard is a popular fable about integrity and group unity. It possesses a requisite toughness along with the loneliness that accompanies the outsider status. Compromise is never easy in an Aldrich film. There's always a bitter price to pay.

Burt Reynolds, in peak form, plays a former pro quarterback ostracized for shaving points. After beating up his girlfriend and resisting arrest, Reynolds winds up in prison, where he's taunted by warden Eddie Albert to help his semiprofessional team of guardsmen win a championship. Naturally, the inmates despise Reynolds, and naturally he redeems himself in one of the great movie football matches of all time. --Bill Desowitz

Description

In this rough-and tumble movie, actually filmed on-location at the Georgia State Prison, the cons are the heroes and the guards are the heavies. Eddie Albert is the sadistic warden who'll gladly make any sacrifice to push his guards' semi-pro football team to the national championship. Burt Reynolds plays one-time pro quarterback Paul Crewe, now behind bars for leading State Police on a wild chase in a "borrowed car" and more. He agrees to organize a prisoners' team to play the guards. The warden intercedes to assure that his goon squad will meet only passive resistance from Crewe's "Mean Machine." But the license to pound on their hated guards is a big incentive for murderers and thieves to learn strategy

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The Longest Yard.......2007-07-05

Robert Aldrich's crowd-pleasing prison/football comedy makes us favor the irreverent convict-outsiders (played by a who's who of 1970s NFL stars) while disdaining the opposing bulls, led by ruthless warden Hazen and the vicious Capt. Knauer (Ed Lauter). Real-life collegiate player Burt Reynolds scored his first post-"Deliverance" hit with his assured, charismatic portrayal of Paul Crewe. Aldrich and Oscar-winning editor Michael Luciano infuse energy and urgency into the climactic game itself, spanning a whopping 47 minutes on-screen, which helps make "Yard" a winner by any measure. Beware the recent re-make.

CLASSIC BURT REYNOLDS FILM FORGET THE REMAKE! .......2007-03-27

This a classic football movie. Forget the remake this is the real deal! The DVD has a great transfer and some cool extras.

Classic football movie.......2007-02-11

I had seen most of this movie on tv before, and I enjoyed the Adam Sandler Remake, so I though I should watch the original. Its a good comedy, humor and humility. Burt reynolds plays Paul Crew, the ex-pro player turned convict after stealing his girlfriends car and going on a wild chase. His arrest catches the eye of a warden at one of the state pens. He could use a consultant for his semi-pro guards football team. So in arrives Crew, and the warden reviels his plans for him. He doesn't play ball at first, but eventually reconsiders after some hard swamp labor. Instead of being a consultant, he offers an alternative plan, a warm up game, guards vrs prisoners...and the warden takes it. And the movie goes off from their. Decent humor, seems toned down as compared to todays movies, but on par with the era. One thing I noticed, their really is no soundtrack of music playing over the movie, and its amazing how much adding a song or melody can enhance the emotion or moments. Imagine Star wars without the imperial march. Thats what was missing from this movie. I like it, but the remake to have a little edge as far as a polished feel. Worth checking out.

Don't like prison movies but.......2007-01-09

This one was so funny and likible, I had to watch it. The warden ask him to though the game, everyone in the stands was there. It would be the game, he would be there forever.
Great movie!

The Biggest Game.......2006-12-19

'The Longest Yard' is a movie classic. It stands up to one of Burt Reynold's best performances involving a crucial football game where all the inmates are heroes and all the guards are the villains.

Paul Crew (Reynolds) is a retired pro football player. He spends his time with wealthy women who shower all the amenities he may want in post-season life. When he refuses to please his current girlfriend, he doesn't live up to her giggolo standards, so she isn't exactly accomodating when he wants to "borrow" her luxury sports car. She sends the police, for which he sends on a chase, while guzzling a drink in the driver's seat. Once apprehended, he must enter prison, for, above all things, assaulting two officers and resisting arrest. There, he meets the warden (Albert) who gives him an offer he can't refuse: To escape beatings and other maltreatment, he must assemble an inmate football team that will give the guard team a run for its money. The motives aren't clear at first, but Albert plays well his patronizing swindler role.

What makes 'The Longest Yard' so effective is the comraderie. We get big lugs who are just big babies and a team that has color and heart. Like 'Cool Hand Luke,' another classic, this prison film has us rooting for some pretty underhanded people, but the villainy of the status quo presented has us cheering for the bad guys. With some excellent plot development as well as fine football scenes, 'The Longest Yard' is still a winner.

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FIRST AND LAST!!!
Please dont let your children watch this
Good...NOT GREAT!
Average in every way
Gangster

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Starring: Richard T. Jones , Gabriel Casseus , De'aundre Bonds , Master P , and Melissa De Sousa
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ASIN: B00008MTYF
Release Date: 2003-04-29

Description

Avery had a promising future. But a night out with his buddies turned into a case of mistaken identity. Now, he's behind bars, doing time for a crime he didn't commit. And in prison, there's a whole new set of rules. Starring: Master P (Rapper), Richard T. Jones (Phone Booth, Moonlight Mile), Gabriel Casseus (Black Hawk Down, 15 Minutes).

Customer Reviews:

FIRST AND LAST!!!.......2007-05-27

A friend told me about Lock Down years ago, but I never wanted to see it because of the contents that were described in it. Last night I decided to check it out and I have to say this movie is VERY disturbing. It was heartbreaking to watch a man have his manhood snatched away the way D'aundre Bonds did. It's already sad enough that many men are gay or are on the down low, let alone knowing that if he goes to prison and is not up on game the moment he steps into his cell, he can be taken just like that. There weren't any happy moments in this movie,and I couldn't believe the impact that it had on me my mood. I went from cool and calm to anger and depression. watching the way Avery and D'aundra went down all because of their "boy" reminded me of why I try to be careful of the company that I keep. This movie is no joke, I'm glad I finally sat down and watched it but apart of me wishes that I hadn't. This movie will NOT be on my list of must haves.

Please dont let your children watch this.......2007-05-02

i still cant get the images out of my head, i had nightmares after seeing this movie, i've seen some disgusting things in my life, but this!!!! was HORRIBLE. men, Stay AWAY FROM JAIL!!!!!!!

Good...NOT GREAT!.......2007-04-03

This movie made me physically ill. Seriously, I felt like puking. Then again, what can you expect from a prison drama. This movie is definitely not easy to watch, and it's definitely not for someone squeamish or overly sensitive. Frankly, this is one of the most depressing movies of all time (as with most prison dramas). It's extremely rare to find any of them that end on a good note. I mean, they all pretty much end in death, destruction, rioting, and murder by shankings. With that being said, I've definitely seen worse. For those viewers who haven't heard "American Me" with Edward James Olmos is 10 times worse with the graphic scenes. There's also "Blood In Blood Out/Bound By Honor" which is closely related to "American Me" and that's also pretty graphic. Of course, that's an opinion though. I also find it very strange that hetrosexual men no longer think that sex with another man is so nasty once they go to prison. Then again, I guess that brings us back to rape being about power, and not about sexual pleasure. Personally, I think these people who get off on this are sick monsters who should be put to sleep like rabid bloodthirsty cannines. I think this movie just goes to show that a person can think their the toughest person in the world, but you never know how tough you really are until your manhood gets tested by someone tougher than you are, and how weakness is taken advantage of.

Average in every way.......2006-12-28

This film comes up short in casting, believability, editing (it's too long) and resolution. It's a story that's been done repeatedly, and follows every possible stereotype. Even Richard T. Jones can't carry this movie.

Black man and friends (one "good," one "bad") wrongfully accused of murder and sent to a maximum security prison where... every possible prison storyline happens. Without much feeling or anything much to be interested in.

It's predictable, poorly paced, and ends with a dull thud of staged and fake feeling redemption. I'd avoid this; there are certainly much better prison movies than this.

Gangster.......2006-08-14

This movie shows how you can be so inocent and still end up in hell. Richard T Jones gives a great performance as Avery who's life is off to great start until he finds himself and two of his freinds on lockdown.Prison life ain't no joke as one of Avery freinds is brutalized repeatly on the inside and even as he gets revenge his life is still loss.Hats off to Master P. who finally gave a great performance as the prison yard heavy. Show this movie to your teenagers let them see how doing absolutley nothing can get you thrown to the sharks and wolves of the world where only the strong survive and the weak only get abused.

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TNA LOCKDOWN 2007 IS A 3 STAR DVD
?????"Electrified"?????
awsome ppv
Under-rated PPV
Amazing PPV!!!

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ASIN: B000QQHGZ0
Release Date: 2007-07-03

Description

On Sunday, April 15 live from St. Louis, Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling presented "Lockdown" live and exclusively on Pay-Per-View - featuring every match inside the confines of the hellish Six Sides of Steeel!

This DVD features the event in its entirety, as well as bonus footage from "TNA Fanfest". The main event featured Team Angle vs. Team Cage in the "Lethal Lockdown Match."

Customer Reviews:

TNA LOCKDOWN 2007 IS A 3 STAR DVD.......2007-08-10

80-76%-perfect
75-71%-awsome
70-66%-good
65-61%-poor
60-56%-awful

1. Chris Sabin vs. Jay Lethal vs. Sonjay Dutt vs. Alex Shelly vs. Shark Boy in a XSCAPE Match For the X-Division Title- This was a great way to kick off the show. TNA always says that the X-Division invented them and this showed that here. Lots of near falls and fast pace action made for a good match. Winner and still X-Division Champ Chris Sabin. Match Rating 8.5/10.
2. Petey Williams vs. Robert Roode with Mrs. Brooks in a Grudge Match- This was an okay match. Coming into this these two had a good feud going. Williams looked on top of his game today while Roode can still improve. Just a decent wrestling match. Not much to say. Winner Robert Roode. Match Rating 6/10.
3. Gail Kim vs. Jackie Moore in a Catfight in a cage match- Well I did not know what to think of this match but it turned out to be really good. One thing I will say is these 2 had a great feud going into this and I have no idea why the wwe let Gail Kim go as she has so much talent. Jackie has some good power moves and with Gail's speed they made a great match. Also a great cross body off the top of the six sides of steel made this match great. Winner Gail Kim. Match Rating 6.5/10.
4. Senshi vs. Austin Starr Special Referee Mr. Backlund- Well this was another solid match. It involved a lot of fast pace moves and some high flying action. Preatty good X-division match. Winner Senshi. Match Rating 7/10.
5. Chris Harris vs. James Storm in a Blindfold Match- This match I just don't understand. These two had a great feud going into this match but the horrible booking of TNA ruined the match. This was a complete waste of 15 minutes and even the crowd started chanting boring and fire russo. Skip this match. Winner James Storm. Match Rating 1.5/10.
6. Christopher Daniels vs. Jerry Lynn- Well here we go with something better. Two great X-Division wrestlers even Lynn at his age showed he can put on a good show. This was just a solid wrestling match with a whole new side of Daniels. Winner Christopher Daniels. Match Rating 7/10.
7. LAX vs. Team 3D for the World Tag Team Titles in a Electrified Cage Match- Well I have to admit as bad as this match seemed like it would be before it started it actually turned out to be really good. In all honesty this was a great tag team match except for the electrified cage part. Some great tag team wrestling and a very bloody match. The best part of the match was Hernandez tried a splash from the top of the cage but missed and crashed through the table. Winners and new TNA Tag Team Champs Team 3D. Match Rating 8/10.
8. Kurt Angle, Sting, Samoa Joe, Rhino, and Jeff Jarrett vs. Christian Cage, A.J. Styles, Scott Steiner, Abyss and Tomko in a Lethal Lockdown Match- Well this is what saved the event as it made up for that bad match and gave us a great one. There were so many great parts in this match including a Frankinstinner (Hurricanrana) from the top rope by Scott Steiner yes that's right Scott Steiner. The first part of the match was good but when the weapons came into play it picked up. We saw some great hardcore action and some sick spots. A great main event. Winner Team Angle. Match Rating 10/10.

Well that raps up another. I would give TNA LOCKDOWN 2007 a grade of 54.5/80 which is a 68% which means this is a good ppv. This is a good ppv and would have scored a lot better if it was not for the blindfold match but you should pick this up on DVD. For only 15 dollars its worth it. If you can tell me if my review was helpful or not I would appreciate that. Thanks for your time.

?????"Electrified"?????.......2007-08-04

Total Nonstop Action

Xscape X division title match
Chris Sabin vs. Jay Lethal vs. Shark Boy vs. Alex Shelly vs. Son jay Dutt

It starts out pretty good. Sabin and Shelly perform a lot of good double teams. Even Shark Boy does some good moves for a while. They all did a outstanding job to open lockdown and they couldn't of done it better. Rating 8/10

Robert Rhoode vs. Petey Williams

The hole save Eric Young thing was okay but it starts to get old. Anyway, the match was okay. Any time Petey tries to do something Rhoode over powers him. There was some botched moves but they picked it up and they pulled it together. Eric tried to help Petey but it didn't help that much. Rating 6/10

Gail Kim vs. Jackie Moore

You know, I didn't like this match. They had some slow moves at a time and it got real boring for me. They had some brawling and some high flying moves. I also liked the ending but that's pretty much it for me. Rating 5/10

Austin Starr vs. Senshi special referee Mr. Backlund

This was a pretty good match. Austin was getting really mad at Backlund for not making those counts. There was a perfect 450 splash by Austin and some other good moves done by both men. The ending when Backlund pushed Austin was sorry and that pulled down the rating. Rating 7/10

Blind Fold match
James Storm vs. Chris Harris

Let me just say this, anyone who wants to watch this match should just skip it. It isn't worth it. It starts at like any other blind fold match, feeling around. What really hurt was that there masks kept on falling off. I just kept on getting madder and madder. It looked like they tried they're best but it wasn't. Rating 1/10

Jerry Lynn vs. Christopher Daniels

I liked this match very much. There was an impressive ddt done by Lynn and I was liked wowed. Daniels does some good counters thru out the match. It looked like it was going to end here and there and that was also that made it good. There was also some big moves done by both men and I was surprised by that. Lynn and Daniels put on a good match. Rating 7/10

Tag Team championship "Electrified" Cage match
LAX vs. Team 3D

Oh-boy Oh-boy. I was "electrified". The commentators really played off that they got killed or something. The hole getting "electrified" was so stupid, corny, but also quite funny. They pulled off some good brawling, power moves, and a table spot but that was it. All these people took this too seriously and that took it down, all the way down. Rating 4/10

Lethal Lockdown match
Team Angle vs. Team Cage

Wow. Yeah, that's what I think. It starts out with 2 men for 5 minutes then every 2 minutes someone comes out. I was outstand by Scott Steiner doing that Franken Steiner. I didn't even know he could do that. There were some nice spots with the chair, trash can lid, guitar, and thumbtacks.. I didn't really know who would win and got really got good. I think there should have been more weapons but didn't take away the quality of the match. Rating 9/10

Overall this was a very good ppv. Some nice matches and a terrific main event. I do recommended this DVD and also others like wwe ladder match and when it comes out Slammiversary.

awsome ppv.......2007-07-16

These are my favirte matchs
The xscape match was a great match the black machismo jay lethal was closer than hes ever been.
Christopher daniels vs jerry lynn great match christopher daniels sting worshipper gimmick is cool.
The lethal lockdown match was good harley race was the speciel guest time keeper and is also jeff jarretts return match

Under-rated PPV.......2007-06-26

TNA Lockdown 2007 is a very underrated PPV. It has been panned by many wrestling fans and reviewers based on the fact that there were 2 underwhelming matches on the card.

Much like 1 or 2 great matches do not make a PPV as a whole great, 1 or 2 bad matches do not make a PPV as a whole bad.

Lets take a look at the card:

X Division Championship- Xcape Match
This was a great opener with Sabin retaining the X Title against 5 other X Division stars. It got the show off to a hot start, and got the crowd warmed up, exactly what openers are meant to do.
7/10

Robert Roode def Petey Williams
This match was nothing special, but it had decent pacing and good wrestling.
6/10

Gail Kim def Jackie Moore
This was a chance for TNA to show the world that they could deliver with Womens wrestling. This certainly wasn't as good as a Mickie James, Lita, or Trish match, but it was very intense and had a nice ending spot with Kim jumping from the cage onto Moore.
6/10

Senshi def Austin Starr (Bob Backlund was the Special Guest Referee)
Really nice match here and a good rematch to their previous encounters. I would've liked to see this match get a bit more time though.
7/10

James Storm def Chris Harris- Blindfold Match
This is one of the 2 matches that gave this PPV a bad wrap. It certainly wasn't the fault of these two great talents; however, it was the gimmick of the match that limited what they could have done in the ring (and would go on to do at the next PPV). Really boring and pointless match after months of build.
2/10

Christopher Daniels def Jerry Lynn
Thankfully this match picked up the pieces from the stinker before it. Although a bit slow at times, it definitly picked up toward the end and statisfied the audience.
6/10

NWA Tag Team Championship- Electrified Cage Match- Team 3D def LAX
This would be the 2nd match that was mentioned before as a stinker. Again, the gimmick here is what held them back. No one was fooled by the so-called "electricity" shocking the wrestlers as they hit the cage. It came off very ackward and ended up giving the entire event as a whole a bad name. If they would've done a straight up Tag Team Steel Cage match it would've come off a lot better as there were some really nice spots throughout the match. However, the stupid gimmick worked against the quality of the match.
5/10

Lethal Lockdown Main Event Match
Awesome, near 30-minute match that ended the PPV on a good note. No one will forget the return of the Frankensteiner as Scott Steiner showed the viewers that he still had it in him, nor will they forget AJ Styles' incredible fall off of the cage. Truely memorable and definitly ranks up there with the old school War Games matches.
8/10

So there it is, Lockdown 2007. It gets a recommendation from me.

Amazing PPV!!!.......2007-06-23

Folks this is werestling!!! Forget WWE it's not worth watching, if you loved 96-98 WCW when it was KING and even 96-98 WWF & ECW watch TNA!

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TNA LOCKDOWN 2006 is a 4 STAR DVD
If you liked WCW WarGames at its best you'll like this
TNA- Vince McMahon's worst nightmare
The Return Of The Cage
a really good pay per view from tna

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ASIN: B000GCG6D2
Release Date: 2006-08-08

Product Description

TNA WRESTLING:LOCKDOWN 2006 (DVD MOVIE)

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TNA LOCKDOWN 2006 is a 4 STAR DVD.......2007-07-26

80-76%-perfect
75-71%-awsome
70-66%-good
65-61%-poor
60-56%-awful

1. Team USA Sonjay Dutt, Alex Shelly, Jay Lethal vs. Team Japan Minoru Tanaka, Black Tiger, Hirooki Gota- This was an awesome way to kick off the show. It seems like Japan and TNA get along really well and all the people from Japan have tons of talent and they showed it here. This was basically and X-Division tag match with all types of fast pace action. SO many nice moves and great tag team work. Great match to kick off the show. Winners Team Japan Minoru Tanaka, Black Tiger, Hirooki Gota. Match Rating 8.5/10.
2. The Fallen Angel Christopher Daniels vs. Senshi- This was a match with a surprise opponent for Daniels and it was one of his former partners Senshi in the tag team XXX. This was not a bad match but it was not a 4 or 5 star match that we can see from time to time with Daniels. There were some nice high flying moves but also some very nice wrestling. Winner Senshi. Match Rating 7/10.
3. Konnan vs. Bullet Bob Armstrong in a Arm Wrestling Match- Well this was an absolute horrible match. This was not evn a match as much as it was a segment but it did waste a lot of time almost 12 minutes total. You can skip this not even worth a look. Winner Bullet Bob Armstrong. Match Rating 1/10.
4. Chris Sabin vs. Petey Williams vs. Elix Skipper vs. Chase Stevens vs. Shark Boy vs. Puma in a XSCAPE Match- Now this was an interesting match. What you have to do first is eleminate your oppenent by pin or submission and than the last two have to try and escape. This was a very solid X-Division match. There was a lot of good high flying action and quick pace action. There was a nice move were shark boy hit a leg sweep off the top rope. The move of the match was Chase Stevens went to the top of the Six Sides of Steel and hit a Shooting Star press on all 5 men in the match. Just a awesome spot in the match. Great action and you will enjoy this one. Winner Chris Sabin. Match Rating 8/10.
5. The Samoan Submission Machine Samoa Joe vs. Sabu for the X-Division Title- I will admit going into this match when I bought this dvd I was so excited but this one let me down a little bit. This was not a bad match at all but way below what I expected. This was to short for me and if give more time could have been a awesome match. This was a bloody match with Sabu busted open bad some nice chair action. Not a bad match. Winner and still X-Division Champ Samoa Joe. Match Rating 6.5/10.
6. Team 3D vs. Team Canada in a Anthem Match- This was almost like a flag match and when you got your teams flag and put it in the others thing you will win the match. This was nit a bad match with a preatty good feud going into the match. The return of Spike Dudley was in this match and he even looked good. There was a nice table spot in this match and some nice chair action. Not a bad match. Winner Team 3D. Match Rating 7/10.
7. Christian Cage vs. Abyss with James Mitchell for the NWA World Heavywieght Title- This was my match of the night and this was just an awesome match. These two had a good feud going into this match and it helped this a lot. Both these guys brought there A game today and all the action started outside the ring. It was finnaly brought inside the ring with Abyss controlling most of it. Christian hit an Unpritter but Abyss kicked out. He went to the top of the Six Sides of Steel and hit a frog splash but Abyss kicked out of that to. There were so many more near falls and tons of tumbtacks and hardcore action in this match. Winner and still NWA Champ Christian Cage. Match Rating 10/10.
8. Sting, The Phenomenal AJ Styles, The War Machine Rhino and Ron The Truth Killings vs. King of the Mountain Jeff Jarrett, Big Poppa Pump Scott Stiner and Americas Most Wanted in a Lethal Lockdown Match- Well here we go again this was yet another great match. The had AJ and Chirs Harris start off the match and that was two great choices. There was just some real good wrestling and once the cage came down there was tons of hardcore action. There was one of the sickest spots I have ever seen when AJ and James Storm went to the top of the Six Sides of Steel and AJ set up a ladder and jumped up held on to a steel part of the structure and hit a splash form the top of that sent James Storm through a table. Great match. Winners Sting, The Phenomenal AJ Styles, The War Machine Rhino and Ron The Truth Killings. Match Rating 9/10.

Well that raps up another. I would give TNA Lockdown 2006 a grade of 57/80 which is a 71% which means this is a awesome ppv. Look at this form a wrestling side it is a perfect ppv cause you take out the arm Wrestling Match. You have to pick this dvd up one of my all time favorites. If you can tell me if my review was helpful or not I would appreciate that. Thanks for your time.

If you liked WCW WarGames at its best you'll like this.......2006-11-24

It reminded me of when the Horsemen would take on various opponents. AJ Styles does an insane move off the top of the Impact Zone. The match felt like the old WCW WarGames ppv when they where good. Senshi(Low KI) verses Christopher Daniels was good also. I wish the Team 3D and Team Canada match could have been better. The match was not a bad match by any means. I wish it were better. I thought the lame part of the PPV was having Bullet Bob Armstrong beat Konnan. I thought it pretty much buried LAX. Good PPV.

TNA- Vince McMahon's worst nightmare.......2006-11-10

This is one of TNA's best ppv's of the year. Every match is contested inside the six sides of steel. I highly recommend this dvd and any other of TNA's ppv's for anyone whon is a fan of high flying, high-impact, intense wrestling. This is better than anything WWE has to offer.

The Return Of The Cage.......2006-09-17

For the second time in TNA, Lockdown returned with it's "ALL MATCH IN A STEEL CAGE" concept that worked very well last year's PPV. And the X division matches matches themselves showcased various wrestling styles that would rarely see used in the United States which is an added bonus.

Team Japan (Minoru Tanaka, Black Tiger [no, not Eddie Guerrero but another one], Hirooki Goto vs. Team USA (Sonjay Dutt, Alex Shelley, Jay Lethal)
This was one of two matches that TNA flew in competitors from other international promotions to set up their World X Cup series that would happen leading into the Scarifice PPV. This match was really fased pased & you would heavily value it if you apprechate the japanese style of wrestling. 9 times out of 10, the X divsion never fails to give you a good match.

Christopher Daniels vs. Senshi:
I guess Daniels has a Lockdown curse because for the second year in a row, he faces one of his former partners from the tag team of Triple X. Last year was Primetime, this year as the wrestler formerly known as Low-Ki...one of the original pioneers of the X division. We all know what Christopher Daniels is made of & Senshi's style is similar to Tajiri's style (since both trained in Japan) so this was a real clash of styles but again, it's a nice wrestling match.

Arm Wrestling Contest - Konnan vs. "Bullet" Bob Armstrong:
Time for the wrestlecrap moment of the night but thankfully, they kept this one short. Bob wins the arm wrestling contest & that results in him & the James Gang getting to whip LAX with straps 10 times, it's funny in the beginning but the crowd starts to turn on it so they finish it quickly. It's funny at first but the jokes wears out quick. If you aren't normally entertained by the James Gang, press the skip buttom quick.

Xscape Match - Cris Sabin vs. Elix Skipper vs. Petey Williams vs. Shark Boy vs. Chase Stevens vs. Puma:
Same rules as the year before, it's an elimation match until the last two and then the first man out the cage wins. There were some great & highly impressive moments here (like Chase Stevens shooting star press from the top of the cage) with a funny ending but overall, I enjoyed last years better.

X Division Championship Match - Samoa Joe [Champion] vs. Sabu:
This match showed how much of a professional Sabu is. He already signed his WWE contract & was going into the match with a series of injuries (including broken bones) but yet still gave the best performance possible & put over Samoa Joe. It's because of Sabu's injuries that the match was kept short but it was still good concidering the circumstances...and unlike John Cena, Sabu didn't tap out to the Samoan Submission Machine.

Anthem Match - Team 3D vs. Team Canada
This was a glorified flag match and it was an alright match but really nothing special to write about. And don't worry, a majority of the Anthem signing happened when they were showing the video package for the next match.

NWA World Championship Match - Christain Cage [Champion] vs. Abyss:
This was a brutal match very similiar to the match last year Abyss had with Styles but Christian dished out the punishment as much as he took it. This wasn't the typical Abyss match with the thumbtack spots so that made this even more special. Again, just another great match.

Lethal Lockdown Match - Jeff Jarret, Scott Steiner, and America's Most Wanted vs. Sting, AJ Styles, Ron "The Truth" Killings, and Rhino:
This match was set under the old school War Games rules and honestly, was tons better than the Lockdown match they did last year. Team Jarrett always had the one man advantage (notice how in War Games history, the good guy team NEVER won the backstage coin toss?) The typical formula of the faces fighting from behind against the heels but once Sting enters, the top of the cage lowers & that's where the match gets interesting as AJ Styles & James Storm go to the top & AJ hits a splash from the celing of the room through Storm & a table.

This was a very unique match, one of the best of the night. First Chris Harris and Aj Styles would start the match, then every two minutes either a member of Jarret's or Sting's army would enter to help their team. When the final member entered, the roof of the cage would lower, along with a cache of weapons hanging from it. Sting ends up winning for his team in the end...it was a nice match for what it was but it didn't top the earlier performances in the night.

Bottom line, if your a fan of TNA...this is one DVD you wouldn't want to skip & if your just getting into TNA, this is a DVD showcases TNA better than Final Resolution (both years), Destination X & Against All Odds 2005 PPV releases did.

a really good pay per view from tna.......2006-08-10

im not going to say who is better tna or wwe cause i like both the reason i like tna even more now is cause of sting im glad they brought him back and im glad hes in tna cause in wwe they probably would of just wasted him and as far as lockdwn 2006 goes the matches that i thought were good were the world x cup preview match which had some good high flying moves from both teams and the fallen angel christopher daniels against his former partner senshi formly known as low ki and the xscape match another good match the anthem match was good too and the x division championship match was ok it was too short i would have liked to seen more action between sabu and samoa joe but it was still good and the two main events were the best matches of the whole night christian cage against abyss fantastic match and the lethal lockdown match another fantastic match to end a really good pay per view and im really glad sting is back and one more thing its show time folks

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First Ever All Steel Caged PPV...and a "goodbye" to Chris Candido.......2006-03-02

This was without a doubt a very memorable PPV with unique concept for a PPV that actually worked. Every single match would be held inside a steel cage...but what's more memorable than anything else about this PPV is that fact that this was the last PPV appearence of Chris Candido as he passed away less than a week later. They have a tribute to Candido as an extra feature.

Apolo & Sonny Siaki vs. Lance Hoyt & Chris Candido - This was just a opening match, nothing special except for the first minute when Candido broke his ankle due to one of the guys (can't remember if it's Siako or Apolo) fell on it after a dropkick. After that, it's a handicap match with Hoyt fighting alone.

2 Out Of 3 Falls "Prince Of Darkness Match": Dustin Rhodes vs. Bobby Rude - Don't let the 2 outta 3 falls things fool you because the first fall happens so quick that it looks like the referee made a mistake or something. Anyways, in the third fall...it's a blindfold match and if you've seen one blindfold match, you've basically seen them all.

Ultimate Xscape Match: Shocker vs. Matt Bentley (with Trinity) vs. Chris Sabin vs. Sonjay Dutt
You gotta elimate two participants before the actual match starts. To win, you gotta be the first to escape the cage. It was a photo finish in the end & overall a great match but the real show stealer was Trinity's moonsault from the top of the cage.
Note: Also available on the "Best Of The X Division" DVD

Table Match: Jeff Hardy vs. Raven - Basically the best match Raven's had in TNA for almost half a year and Hardy is great at these hardcore themed matches. One of the best matches on this disc. Raven & Hardy gave a great show.
Note: Also available on the Jeff Hardy DVD

Tag Team Champions America's Most Wanted vs. Team Canada (Petey Williams & Eric Young) - Great tag team match overall. There were high expectations after they were two of the guys in the Turning Point cage match.

X Division Champion Christopher Daniels vs. Primetime Elix Skipper - Another great match between two from the X division. Too much hype going since they were two of the guys in the Turning Point cage match.

Lethal Lockdown Match: DDP, Sean Waltman, B.G. James vs. Jeff Jarrett, Monty Brown, Kip James - First of all, the commentary is redone do to WWE enforcing the copywrite of "The Outlaw". This is under War Games rules where each time member comes in after a certain amount of time. Originally, it was suppost to be Kevin Nash but he got hurt (go figure!) so B.G. took his place. Great weapons brawl overall and also told a nice story between B.G. & Kip James during the match.

AJ Styles vs. Abyss - This match is just awesome. It's not really a bloody massacre but a great storytelling of "the big unstoppable monster vs. the little guy who never gives up."
Note: Also available on the "Best Of The Bloodiest Brawls" DVD

The DVD extras are basically behind the scenes footage of the guys along with different camera angles from certain moments of the matches.

There's also the Chris Candido tribute which is a six tag tag team match from IMPACT (don't remember everyone involved right now); The Naturals with Candido facing America's Most Wanted for the tag team titles; and his last TV appearence co-hosting TNA Xplosion.

Overall, one of the best TNA PPV's & worth every penny.

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"Gentleman, what you're about to see will forever revolutionize science and warfare."
You Silly Mad Military Scientists!
He did it all for the nukie...
It's just so bad!

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Cheap, crappy Alien rip-off.......2006-06-24

This film poses an important question: Considering that anyone who got a B in high school creative writing class could have come up with a far better story than this, why is it that only people who got a D- or worse decide to take this up as a career? I mean, it took FIVE people to write a really crappy rip-off of Alien? The mere fact that the monster is a blatant rip off of the Predator and Alien franchises immediately informs you that this movie can't possibly be taken seriously. The characters are the most insipid, dull and unlikable bunch that feeble minds could assemble. Every time one of them gets killed, the audience is vaguely pleased that the overall amount of mindless prattle will necessarily be reduced somewhat, due to their being one less mouth to speak it. I won't even get into the action sequences, where people can fall 100 feet onto a steel floor and only be temporarily bruised.

Just skip this stupid thing and pick any other low budget monster movie instead. Chances are you couldn't do worse.

"Gentleman, what you're about to see will forever revolutionize science and warfare.".......2006-02-23

When I first heard about the creation of the Sci Fi Channel, launched in 1992, I had high hopes of a network catering to science fiction aficionados showing, and perhaps even producing, some of the best material within the genre...perhaps I expected too much. They do, on occasion, show some classic stuff, but their original programming, in terms of films, has left something to be desired as exemplified by the film Alien Lockdown (2004), which is essentially just a mishmash of material taken from other, more popular science fiction/action films released some twenty years ago, namely James Cameron's popular 1986 feature Aliens and John McTiernan's Predator (1987). Directed by Tim Cox (Larva, Mammoth), the film features Michelle Goh (Out for a Kill) and James Marshall, who had a decent turn in the blockbuster A Few Good Men (1992) in the role as Pfc. Louden Downey, one of the two soldiers on trial for murder (the white guy). Also appearing is T.M. Van Ostrand, who is also one of the five, count `em, five, writers on this film, Atanas Srebrev (Shark Attack 3: Megalodon), Martin Kove (The Karate Kid, Rambo: First Blood Part II), and John Savage (The Deer Hunter, The Onion Field), who's certainly seen better days (and better roles).

The movie begins by relating events occurring a long, long, long time ago, specifically the discovery of some enchanted space crystal found after a meteor crashed to Earth. Through the passing of time the crystal was lost, but then was found, eventually ending up in the hands of someone named Dr. Woodman (Savage), a scientist working in a top secret research facility located in an isolated mountain range. Woodman uses the crystal (how I have no idea), along the genetic material of all the predatory life forms on Earth he can lay hands on to create the ultimate bio-weapon, a fierce, nigh indestructible creature he names Legion. Well, as you can guess, the creature escapes and kills nearly everyone in the massive facility, prompting some military bigwig named Anslow (Kove) to initiate a `clean up' mission by sending in a not so elite strike team, headed by an assassin type named Talon (Goh). On arriving, the team begins surveying the layout of the complex, along with losing a few members to the deadly creature now roaming about, and eventually hooks up with Woodman and a computer specialist named Charlie (Marshall). From here I'm not entire sure the plot other than survival, as the story was completely muddled to the point of incomprehension, but random events include Woodman working against the team to protect his creation, at least one of the members of the team isn't what he/she seems to be, the introduction of a tactical nuclear device, and those yet to be killed spending a lot of time running around for no other reason than to give us something to watch...oh yeah, seems the creature is the first of many, as one room contains a ton of little crab-like creatures requiring food to become full on nasties.

I tried to hang with the plot as long as I could, but it was difficult as not only was the story confusing, but entirely boring to boot. I find it appalling that it took five guys to write this film, given how muddled it was, especially since so much of it was obviously lifted from James Cameron's film Aliens (1986). The only thing missing was the `acid for blood' bit with regards to the creature, whose facial structure (the sideways extending mandibles) is exactly the same as that of the creature from the film Predator (1987). There were just so many pointless aspects floating around...after the strike team enters the facility a mission countdown timer appears frequently on the screen, as if there's some sense of urgency, but there isn't. The only thing it seemed to indicate was when their ride was supposed to return (the only way to get to the facility was by helicopter). So what if they don't make it out in time? The chopper pilot either waits or comes back later...and then about halfway in we stop seeing the countdown timer appear, at least until the end, but again, what it signified was never really apparent (at the end it still had a considerable amount of time left, so whomever was going by that clock obviously wasn't paying attention to it). There was a whole lot of running around with no clear objective in mind, and even when there was an objective, it didn't make any sense. And talk about boring...at one point the main group spends about ten minutes hiding out in a chintzy meat locker. I loved the bit when one of their comrades, part of the ill-fated team designated to tour the facility and plant tracking devices, arrives at the door to the meat locker, well before the pursuing creature does, and those inside the meat locker decide not to let him in because they believe `he's already gone', despite the fact there was plenty of time from when the guy arrived to when the creature, which eventually killed him, showed up. Okay, so the creature, the ultimate predator, is invulnerable, at least to any of the projectile weaponry the team brought...either that or they were just really bad shots, but it can be killed with a knife stuck into a soft spot by its neck. Whatever...as far as the characters, most of them were barely even there, and the few that were weren't worth a whole lot. Talon was about the worst leader I've ever seen, exhibiting little or no control over her team, and prone to extremely poor decisions, ones that tended to get others killed (I'm surprised one of her own men didn't shoot her in the back). Near the end she doffs her combat fatigues revealing a slick bodysuit underneath, and then proceeds to go into faux ninja mode battling the beast mano a mano...thanks for holding back long enough for most of your team to get wiped out before getting really serious. And then there's Charlie, the computer guy...his only purpose seems to dump steaming piles of expository dialog at the appropriate time, along with spewing forth the following meaningless catch phrase from time to time..."There's always a four and a half percent margin of error, plus or minus". Finally there's Woodman, the nutty, blathering, psuedo philosophical scientist. First of all I never for one minute believed the character capable of creating a grilled cheese sandwich, much less a sophisticated hybrid life form with genetic materials culled from every species on the planet, aided by alien technology (the crystal). The creature itself looked pretty decent, especially the sequences where it ran on all fours, and the direction wasn't half bad. One thing that really annoyed me, beside the absence of a plot, was the interiors of the facility itself. It's the most poorly lit research facility I've ever seen, and what light there is bathes everything in a continual green glow (I used to like the color green, but I've since been put off it by this stoopid movie). Also, there's no consistency between the levels, or even the rooms. Some levels were completely made of metal, while others were all stone...what the hell? How many different contractors built this place? All in all this is a confusing, `been there, done that to death' feature, without even the slightest trace of originality, and probably not worth your time.

The picture quality, presented in fullscreen (1.78:1), looks decent, even if the actual film, in terms of that constant, greenish tint, didn't...as far as the Dolby Digital 5.1 audio, it does come through well, but I think there may have been issues with the way the audio was originally recorded as often the dialog is difficult to discern, especially near the beginning when the strike team first arrives, and they're all wearing masks. There's aren't any special features, but there are previews including one for this film, along with ones for Ring of Darkness (2004), September Tapes (2004), The Last Sign (2005), and Deep Evil (2004).

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You Silly Mad Military Scientists!.......2005-07-08

Oh, you silly Mad Military Scientists... when will you ever learn? How many experiments have to go awry? Why do you continue to use genetic manipulation and MavGyver technology to build creatures that are meant to be the new "Ultimate Weapon" ?

Going by movies like this one, you'd think that somehow a rampant lizard-ape- thing would be more effective than a nuclear bomb. But these silly Mad Military Scientists can't ever seem to even keep their eye on these creatures long enough to unleash them on the enemy. Their creations invariably escape and start running around, and the Silly Mad Military Scientists watch with a mixture of horror and admiration as their reptilian problem child rips through battalions of screaming army folks.

The latest entry in the Saga of the Silly Mad Military Scientists:

ALIEN LOCKDOWN!

So, the Mad Scientist in this one is played by John Savage, who meanders through the movie with a confused look on his face, as if he's wondering where Jessica Alba went to and why his agent agreed to let him do this NuImage movie. He's building some kind of alligator-alien-guy and... get ready for the spoiler.... it escapes!

Enter the screaming soldiers! Yay!

These guys rush into the fray as if they've never seen a movie about a genetic experiment gone bad! With so much gusto! They do a lot of military-style chatter that was probably meant to make the movie feel "gritty" or "real". There are also a couple of heartwarming moments where the soldiers take time out from the battle to tell each other about their more human side. It's supposed to make you care more about them, I think. I was reminded of Phoebe Cates in Gremlins when she starts talking about how her dad got stuck in the chimney on Christmas Eve and died. Honestly, I don't understand why people in these movies decide to start divulging their deepest, darkest secrets at the worst possible moment. Anyway, so these screaming soldiers take time from being killed to discuss their issues with each other.

John Savage continues to admire his creation, and he seems to be trying to channel the Brad Dourif character from Alien: Resurrection. In fact, this movie is a weird kind of potpourri of all the Alien movies rolled into one. Eventually, all the little screaming soldiers get picked off, leaving a lone female. Hmmm. I wonder where the writers got that one?

And speaking of writers, I saw that it took the brain power of three people just to come up with the story! And then there were another two who wrote the script! It's hard to believe that it took five people to come up with this derivative pile of monkey poop. It is nothing more than the most recent entry into a very tired sub-genre of the Horror/Science Fiction pantheon. Which leaves me asking the question I started with, you silly Mad Military Scientists, when will you ever learn? Unfortunately, I think the answer is, "Not as long as people like you continue to watch movies about us." Maybe it's time we retired the scientists... what do you all think?

He did it all for the nukie..........2005-05-05

It became very apparent in this film that the government does control this facet of our media. I didn't quite see it at first, but as the film progressed I could see the embarrassing tactics of the government trying to be implanted onto the minds of our youth and sci-fi aficionados. I walked away from Alien Lockdown (possibly should have been running) with a stronger knowledge of how I should be a soldier. Here are the rules (from watching this film): 1) Never question why you are going into a darkened complex that has dead bodies that do not look like bullet wounds killed them. You know that it is not going to be an alien. 2) if someone says that you are not going to fight an alien on this trip ... 9 times out of 10 you will be fighting an alien 3) shoot, then ask questions later 4) the prime objective is to kill, not question and finally 5) when all else fails, nuke `em. Yep, following those simple five steps I could easily be a soldier too, but sadly I am not. I just thought we rushed too deeply into this battle. The creature probably was having some mothering issues with the doctor and hastily took it out on the overly aggressive soldiers. I ended this film feeling more sympathetic towards this creature than I did our own nation ... is that bad?

Outside of the mindless soldiers who somehow followed every order without question and chose to never give us their names or emotional back-stories, this film was horrendous. There was some budget on this cinematic disaster that I was not expecting when I first placed it in my DVD player. I will be honest, I was taken aback when I first saw the budget. Riding low from the lack of budget in Alien 51, I thought this would follow the same fair. I was wrong. There was someone in this feature that knew how to use a computer, and while it may have been a Commodore 64, it was still appreciating to see. Sadly, that grew weak once we entered the locked complex. From not caring about any of the characters to jumping between moments of interest and filler, Alien Lockdown fizzled shortly after it took off. It started with an interesting premise that I thought they were going to expand upon, but that would have been wishful thinking. I think claustrophobia settled in during this film because I just couldn't get excited about anything that director Tim Cox presented to me.

The creature was definitely recycled from the film Alien vs. Predator and the characters just didn't go outside of their safety boxes. I knew nothing, nor did I care, about the creature killing the soldiers, because half the time I didn't even know their name. They were expendable to the director when they should have been bigger elements that would have led to a stronger story. Speaking of the story, there wasn't even one there. I am currently reading Make Your Own Damn Movie! by Lloyd Kaufman and in it he talks about not having a completed script while making your film because it allows you to put more into it later while making any adjustments. I do believe that director Tim Cox has read this book as well. Sadly, this was not a Troma production (which may have done a bit better), but instead a serious picture that had me shuttering throughout the night. With not having a completed script, I felt as if scenes randomly ended and left nothing up for further discussion. This only allowed the creature to continue to eat humans like they were going out of style. Again, I think what Tim Cox missed with this film was that he placed too much emphasis on the creature, and not enough on the human element surrounding the creature. I think if he would have taken a bit more time for the emotional element, he could have had a stronger story, better characters, and a more gripping picture. He did not, and thus Alien Lockdown just goes nowhere fast leaving us with a burning sensation in our eyes.

Overall, this film was a mess. The lack of story, characters, and development hurt more than it helped. This left plenty of time for director Tim Cox to spend on the creature, which it showed. While the creature was plagiarized from the Alien and Predator films, by the time that you get into this film you just don't care enough to argue. Mostly, what disappointed me about this film was the apparent disrespect to nature that Tim Cox showed. Not only with his decision to have the soldiers shoot the creature instead of question it first, but also with his ending that hurt more than just the creature, but all of humanity as well. This was a very pro-war, anti-question film that will subliminally hurt us in the long run. Films like these should be banned from our cinematic existence in hopes of creating stronger films that explore the depths of our minds. I do not suggest this film unless you are looking to remedy the pain of a root canal ... then Alien Lockdown may be your relaxant.

Grade: * out of *****

It's just so bad!.......2005-03-07

It's just so bad!

Since I'm the first review, I'll spend a little more time summarizing the movie, rather just saying how bad it is. The movie explains that a long time ago, a meteor crashed into earth, and in the center of the crater was a green stone. Then throughout the centuries, men fought for possession of the stone because they believed that whoever carried it would have an invincible army, and they were right. It was as if the stone had some sort of magical power. Anyways, over time the stone disappeared, until now. Fast forward to today. The stone is unearthed in an archeological dig in some desert someplace and then taken to a secret underground lab someplace where it is unveiled that they have genetically engineered some sort of super creature. Anyways, the creature gets out, kills everybody, and the lab is locked down, hence the catchy title. An assault team is sent in to find out what happened, and they discover a couple of survivors and piece together that they created this beast as a weapon and now it's on the loose. Sounds pretty cool. Yeah, that's what I though after seeing the trailer. WRONG ALL WRONG!

The movie is completely bad. There's just no way to explain it any better. It had all the elements to be a cool story. I mean, after all, since it pretty much just copied cool parts from a hundred other stories, it should have been cool. But it wasn't. Not one of the characters is likeable, so you could care less as they are picked off one by one. It should also bother anybody watching this that the "creature" is VERY similar to the alien, but with the face from the predator. But to say this was an alien-predator rip-ff would still give it more credit than is deserved. The actors are all cold and un-emotional. The story is FILLED to the brim with inconsistencies. Does the stone have magical powers? If they used the code on the stone for the creatures DNA, then why or how did the doctor infuse his DNA into the creatures? And why did the one creature ignore him and not kill him, but then the other ones actually attack him? Didn't the helicopter pilots wonder why their boss didn't come back? Of course, you probably have no idea what I'm talking about, but trust me, these are just a few pretty big details that are messed up.

I knew this movie wouldn't be great going into it, but I thought it would at least slightly entertaining. WRONG ALL WRONG :) Stay away from this one. Hope this helps.

I will say this one positive thing. I honestly gave this movie 1 star. Usually when I put 1 star, the movie is really worth zero stars or less, but amazon won't allow that. This movie is a genuine 1 star flick.

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