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This review is more for the seller than the disc itself since I am unable to view the disc. Seller sent me a region B disc. Region B is for Europe and US BD players will not play them. Nowhere in the description does it say that this is region B. Being as the seller is in the US, I assumed it was a US version. After contact the seller by email, I receive a response saying that the purchase price MINUS the shipping and handling can be refunded for region errors on their part. So I am still out the S/H for a disc that I cannot watch.

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this dvd has been out for at least 2 years in europe....when will be able to purchase it for viewing in the USA??

its a crime we can't buy it..maybe someone has dropped the ball...unhappy in us..bummer

I saw a copy in dallas at the international motorcycle show last year, at the British motor works booth...but he got it in europe and can't play it here..someone needs to get off there a-s and make this happen..or get fired..!!! Its just stupid beyond belief....!

thanks have a nice day..

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This is a great movie would have gave it five stars if the blu ray wasnt region specific and would play in my bluray player was forced to watch it on my laptop but still a great movie

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Originally shot in 3D, "Closer to the Edge" chronicles the Isle of Man TT (Tourist Trophy) race in 2010, one of the world's most famous motorcycle races. I watched the film in the regular 2D version, but could feel the thrills (and dangers) of the incredible race.

With the average speed that well exceeds 120 mph, the motorbike race, annually held on closed public roads in the Isle of Man, is nothing short of exciting and dangerous. In its long history that spans more than 100 years, about 240 riders lost their lives. With stunning visuals, the documentary conveys the sense of speed and danger, the risk the racers had to take to win the race. One win is something to be proud of, and there is a good reason for that.

What is more impressive about the film is the passion of the racers risking their lives for the race. The film focuses the life of a racer and mechanic Guy Martin, who is yet to win the race. Amiable and outspoken, he is a real maverick. Will he finally win the race? The result is something unexpected and dramatic.

First-time director Richard De Aragues did an excellent job of making a fascinating documentary that even those who are not particularly interested in the motor sports will enjoy and learn a few things about life from.

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I got this DVD yesterday and tried to play it on USA region DVD player.

It did not play !!!(Because it's European version )

I did not read review of this item before I got this item but now I know this seller sent me same dvd like other buyer.

"I have a special DVD player and I could play this dvd but seller should tell us about it !!"

To any buyer:Please make sure your dvd player can play this European version of the DVD.

Movie is Great !! You must watch this !!!!!