Rugby World Cup 2011 - The Official Review [DVD]

Arrived on time and was warmly appreciated as a gchristmas gift by an experienced rugger who could not wait to get this into a machine to view. need more of these offerings, 6 Nation stuff or bi-annual home tours, it would be great to see.

This was a xmas present hubby enjoyed

Product arrived within delivery timescales and in the quality described. Excellent value for money.

This was a good review disc. It does not cover every game played in the World Cup, but it does a good job of maintaining the story lines of the possible winners.

This DVD is a 2 in 1. One part of the dvd is the highlights of the tournament and the other is the best tries. The highlights of the tournament is a bit of a disappointment because it covers the group stages very briefly focusing only on the big games of each group and skipping most of the other games which include the minnows. From the Quarter-Finals to the Final the games are given enough highlights and extensive coverage all in 95 minutes. (very similar to the 2007 World Cup review). The Best Tries section is reasonably good featuring over 70 minutes of some of the cracking tries from the 2011 tournament. The downside to this DVD is that the picture quality is not up to standard. This DVD is not worth the price you pay for.

happy with this dvd my husband and grandsons have watched it repeatedly.They are all keen rugby enthusiasts so money well spent

about what was expected

A good review for what it is, and some great commentary from the Kiwi commentators (who were also pretty fair in their views and not constantly biassed towards the All Blacks). I was however disappointed by the lack of footage from some of the pool matches - the 2007 Official review DVD had a fair bit more and every match was given at least a good couple of minutes, most of them more. Also I would've preferred an English narrator instead of a Kiwi... but that's just personal preference. All-in-all, a good DVD and a must-have for any Rugby fan. However the 2007 review still tops it for me. Rating: 7 out of 10.