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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rated by buyers NR (Not Rated)
Type of bind: DVD
Brand: Team Marketing
EAN num: 0085391123538
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSC
Label: Warner Home Video
Manufacturer: Warner Home Video
Quantity: 1
Publishing house: Warner Home Video
Region Code: 1
Release Date: July 17, 2007
Running Time: 104 minutes
Sale Popularity Level: 58918
Studio: Warner Home Video
Theatrical Release Date: 2007
Features:- Officially Licensed
- Highest Quality Recording
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Displaying the detail-oriented, stunningly efficient, team-first approach that has become their trademark, the San Antonio Spurs capped off a memorable season by sweeping the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals for their 4th NBA Championship in 9 years! Relive their 58-win regular season, their determined playoff run and finally their dominant 2006-2007 NBA Finals victory on this amazing DVD! Go beyond the court for an up-close look at an unforgettable season, with exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes footage on this action-packed DVD!
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This was a well organized program. Being from San Antonio I am sorry it wasn't longer! I probably would not have felt this way if I were from elsewhere!
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I am truly a spurs fan, but I am not a fan of the NBA dvds. However, I fault the NBA for getting me hooked, because the 2002-2003 dvd not only had extras but also the fourth quarter of the winning games for each of the Spur's playoff series. Its great to watch when Stoudiamer and the
Suns get their but kicked, Fisher and Kobe crying after the Spurs demolish the Lakers, Kerr's 3 point palooza in the Mavs series, Manu's steal in game six of the nets, and Stephen Jacksons unhearlded contribution. Stuff a fan might forget if they didn't have it on video. Unfortunately, 2004-2005 only had the fourth quarter of the finals leaving out some amazing games the Spurs had against the nuggets and Sonics, not to mention Hory's 3 point OT shot in game 5. How could you not have that quarter on dvd and still call it a championship edition. The 2006-2007 Dvd doesn't even have the final quarter. I am fan and a collector so I bought this junkie dvd, but I could not recommended on content this dvd to anyone unless they are collector and fan.
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Call the Spurs boring, call them the "asterisk" team, call them dirty (The Spurs? Dirty?), call them whatever as long as you call them champions! Whoever thought that a small-market, fundamentally sound, not very exciting team led by a not very exciting superstar (Tim Duncan) would be a posible NBA dynasty? Not very many but guess what, it's a good thing! It's refreshing that a classy organization like the San Antinio Spurs are here to show everybody else that it isn't fancy slam dunking, showing out, tattoos, ESPN highlights, having a superstar with a fancy name or "street cred" that wins championships but unselfishness, fundamentals, defense and good all around team play that gets the job done! Go Spurs Go!
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This DvD was outstanding. I LOVE my spurs and this DVD hit the spot in recounting thier championship season.
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Let me say very first off if you are a huge Spurs fan this is a must own, if for nothing else other than how often does your favorite team win a championship. However it is the weakest of the 3 title DVD's in terms of it's content. The chapters of the DVD are similiar to the prior DVD's they cover the Reg season the ups and downs that come with an 82 game schedule and then they transition into the playoffs. They did a good job covering the Denver series which much like in 2005 had the Spurs losing game 1 and then winning 4 in a row. They sucked as much drama as they could out of a 5 game series in the highlights. However when it came time for the Suns series the DVD is all over the place. They were fair in their take on the suspensions and the Spurs part in it but they did not deliver the drama in the highlights that was in the series. Game 1 especially was an amazing game that had Duncan just killing everyone and he was barely featured at all in the highlights. Game 6 same thing Duncan was the story of the game yet if you only watched the DVD and not the game you would never know that, they barely covered his play at all. When they get to the finals it was pretty well done although i thought they tried a little too hard to make the series look competitive and tried to make Lebron look like he played well. The bonus features are not Bad you get a couple of top ten lists one with all time great Duncan plays and another featuring 10 great highlights in the Spurs dynasty over the last 9 years. A couple of pieces also featuring Tony on his Rookie season and Manu going back to Argentenia in 2005. What is missing though is the clinching 4th qtrs that was in the 2003 DVD that most fans loved. In the 2005 DVD you got game 7 of the finals 4th qtr but nothing else. Getting all the clinching 4th qtrs of the playoffs in the 2003 DVD was probably the best part of it and i don't know why they have basically phased that out since. So if you are Spurs fan you have to buy it, but if you are just a sports fan might want to just rent it.
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