Customer Reviews

Best of Penn Says: Religion

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Although the concept is very interesting, the quality is very poor. He is basically just randomly chatting to a camera. It gets very redudant and very long winded. However, if you can sit throught it - the message is great!

People have complained that it is a CD-R pressed disc when it says it all over the page, come on guys, personal responsibility! All Penn fans should be at least familiar with that concept.

If you've seen the Penn Says Crackle.com videos, you know what you're getting. What is on this disc is a large collection of his video blog entries that are between 2-8 minutes in length. While Penn talks politics, music, movies, popular culture and the like on Crackle and YouTube, this collection contains, obviously, only religion-based topics.

I mean, for the cost and the ease of access, this disc is a great buy. I enjoyed owning copies of Penn's thoughtful and intelligent ideas and opinions and now I can show people them easily and watch them from the comfort of my couch and bed.

For Fans of Penn and Teller and their "BS!" television show, this is a great video to add to your library. Navigating through the hundreds of Penn Says videos online can be tiresome and long and riddled with advertisements and lag, this way it's all prepared and ready to watch.

I really hope they do more collections of these, perhaps ones that promote libertarian thought and ideas?

That line ought to be up with the Title and Picture of the product.

I play dvds on my computer. This does not work on a computer. Therefore it is pretty much worthless to me. Yes, way down in the description it has a line saying that. However, I saw a product I wanted, there was nothing indicating that defect at the top of the page, so I added it to the cart and bought it, seeing as how I thought I was getting an actual dvd. If you're going to do this, it should be up at the top with the title and picture so we know its not a regular dvd. If you click the link for desciption of on demand dvds, it says :

CD-Rs and DVD-Rs (the "R" stands for "recordable") look like the discs you're used to and offer the same audio and image quality. This recordable media is used to manufacture titles on demand, as fully authorized by the content provider.

This is not what I'm used to. I'm used to DVDs that work on anything that play dvds. If the makers were trying to be shifty knowing some people would miss that problem, well done. If you're trying to make a good product, terrible.