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What our customer's say!

"Great movie", I've had this on VHS for years and finally decided it was time to buy it on d.v.d. Tim Curry plays one of my all time favorite devils.

"U.S. version is a more sound movie", Hello,
Just recieved and reviewed these two version's of "Legend", I owned the U.S.
version on VHS for sometime. And shared with friend's. So now I finally saw the director's cut. And for me and a couple friends this cut didn't really add anything to the story and Jerry Goldsmith's music doesn't enhance the story. Tangerine Dream I feel is way more appropiate for this fantasy tale
it fit's the feel of the story It makes it feel more dream-like.
That's all Mike

"Them's some big horns, Mr Curry", Never saw this when it came out years ago, bought the VHS originally to check out another Ridley Scott vehicle. For me, it does project a true fantasy "escape" world. Some incredible sets were made and dressed to create a version of a perfect natural world. Also some dark and forboding sets representing a hell of sorts. The story is sort of an Adam and Eve thing, with the parts played by the young cute people. I was eager to finally see the director's cut, with Jerry Goldsmith soundtrack. Sorry, but it didn't click with me. For some reason it took the experience away from a fantasy escape to a story more based in reality. Maybe the reson I have enjoyed this film over the years (the original) is that it reawakens the small eyes big in wonder boy inside of me. Cruise is young and unformed at this stage. Mia Sara makes a sweet princess, but when she gets dressed up in her "evil" black outfit, all I can say is YOWSA!. I say check it out.

"Simply a Gem in my collection.", Legend, the Ultimate Edition brought back my childhood while allowing me to share it with the next. What a wonderful DVD with both versions of the film and enough extras to satisfy most. This is NOT a movie review (although that too would be high) but a review of this edition. If your research or knowledge of the movie peaks your interest, then this version is right for you.

"Legend", This should be considered a great '80s classic! For those of you who are fans of Labyrinth or the Princess Bride, you will love this movie as well! Its a great tale about how Good overcomes Evil! There is drama, excitement, romance, & humor: something for everyone!

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"Awful", This film was awful. The special effects were good, but the acting and characters were cheesy and it had a very weak plot.

"Warning about this version of the Movie", If you loved the original movie and soundtrack DO NOT BUY THIS DVD. It is altered and much of the original music is different. I WAS VERY DISAPPOINTED and whomever "monkied" with this version of the movie for the DVD made it a worse production than the original.

"Paid for new I recieved Used.", I recently purchased Legend from this company. I paid for it new price and I recieved a Used Copy. It was already opened and the DVD's were scratched as well as parts on inside cover were damaged. I am dissapointed with that.

"2 & 1/2: A Gorgeous Disaster", If this film had been blessed with a cohesive, original plot and adequate writing to match its truly breathtaking cinematography and art direction, it could have been a classic.

Instead, it was a gigantic commercial and artistic failure for director Ridley Scott and...well, practically everyone involved. Tom Cruise--at the time hot off the 'Risky Business' craze--was lucky to have escaped with a career after this massive blunder.

The story? Well, an evil Satan-type named "Darkness" wishes to put the kibosh on sunlight (his destroyer) by killing a couple of unicorns and kidnapping a hottie-Princess while he's at it. Thwarting his plan are a scraggly "forest-child" (Cruise) and a gaggle of elvish midgets (or Little People). That's the story/plot. The dialogue is even worse. Stilted, and full of more vacuums than a black hole, the writing and pacing is hideous, under-developed, and throwaway.

Sadly, this need not have been the case. Strictly visually, this is an absolute triumph. Utterly beautiful, captivating, surreal, exquisite, almost operatic, if you will. Sets, locations, costumes, scenery--all achingly superb. To watch this film with the sound turned completely off while playing something from Mozart is to trip the light fantastic, as they say. What you "see" is the genius of Ridley Scott as a visual film-maker. What you "hear" and perceive is one of the most bafflingly awful scripts ever thrown (like cold spaghetti) against a film of this expense and presumed ambition.

The performances are at the mercy of the bad bad writing, though David Bennent as Gump manages to wield the charisma pretty well. Cruise is awful. Mia Sara briefly engaging. Billy Barty criminally underused. Tim Curry is unintentionally, hysterically hammy in his scenes as Darkness (except maybe during the otherwise badly cut "wooing" interlude with the madeover princess). Alice PLayten as Blix is impressive, but mostly because of the genuinely frightening costume. The unicorns manage to get all of their lines right. The chick who played the fairy, Oona, is convincing. Whomever was inside the Meg Mucklebones costume was VERY convincing.

Anyhow, this deluxe version features the theater-cut and the remastered Director's Cut, and it must be admitted that the added scenes in the latter DO help the story make a little more sense, flesh it out a bit more, but it's still a comparatively crappy tale. It's also debatable whether the original score is better than the cool Tangerine Dream score that was eventually used for the film's commercial release in the '80s. Both have their merits, but neither can save the meat & potatoes of this paradoxical flick.

The consolation is that it is so mesmerizingly beautiful that every fan of fantasy MUST own it and cherish it for this quality alone. It's almost Felliniesque in its power to visually entrance the viewer. I'm telling you again, if there had been a savvy story, proper pacing, and worthy dialogue, this could have been up there with Scott's immortal cult classics. But it ain't.

Get it anyway if you're a Scott and/or fantasy buff, or get it for the real young kiddies who won't care how utterly wretched the writing is, and so you can scare them senseless. Young and old will be glued to what they see on the screen and thrilled by that alone.

"Quality", I have always loved this movie, it's the perfect type of fantasy movie. Tom cruise as a young man in shorts and chainmail and a wicked rendition of the devil played by Tim Curry. Totally wicked.