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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Not the best but by far not the worst
I've noticed that a number of fans were disapointed by this entry in the movies and I ask why? Is it because there is a slight possability that this happened within the DBZ Universe timeline (Considering that from a time standpoint between Cell and Majin Buu there was 5+ years). Or is it because the villian (or villians) Are at least somewhat origional...
Published on October 22, 2004 by Shaun O'Donnell

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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars A review for the true fan
Movie 9 finally comes on DVD. I was happy to see this because movie 9 has always been a personal favourite of mine. I just really like all the different scenarios that they fight in.

Audio 2.5/5 - There was nothing particularely wrong with the audio, but once again, Funimation fails to put it in stereo. We only get regular mono for this one yet again, which...
Published on October 12, 2004 by Sonbu


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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Not the best but by far not the worst, October 22, 2004
This review is from: Dragon Ball Z - Bojack Unbound (Uncut) (DVD)
I've noticed that a number of fans were disapointed by this entry in the movies and I ask why? Is it because there is a slight possability that this happened within the DBZ Universe timeline (Considering that from a time standpoint between Cell and Majin Buu there was 5+ years). Or is it because the villian (or villians) Are at least somewhat origional?

The story with Bojack is that it has been at least a year since Cell was vanquished and this rich old guy decides to hold an intergalactic Tournament with special guest fighter Mr. Satan (or Hercule). During this tournament all the Z fighters with the exception of Goku and Vegeta participate. However in the final rounds a new villian emerges to destroy the earth. With Goku out of the picture and Vegeta lacking the will to fight it is up to Gohan to stand and fight.

The reason I like this more than say Super Android 13 or the second Cooler film is that it could potentially take place within the Universe, the villian is actually cool (instead of a redneck Android or robotic hasbeen) and for once it leaves the fate of the world outside of Goku's hands. Granted he interfers ever so briefly but it is up to the rest of the Z fighters (which include Krillian, Trunks, Piccolo, Yamcha, and Tien) to fight for the sake of the world. In this matter I am very pleased with the movie and highly recomend it. This kind of reminds me of the Garlic Jr. Saga in that it didn't need Goku to defend it, and in the end the earth did fine without him (no I am not a Goku hater).
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Bojack is unbound, October 19, 2005
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This review is from: Dragon Ball Z - Bojack Unbound (Uncut) (DVD)
This is how I rated this movie:

Story(3.5 out of 5): Classic Dragonball Z, I liked the tournament setup it makes the world tournament mor important.

Visuals(5 out of 5): Slick fights make this as enjoyable as eating fudge.

Characters(4.5 out of 5): We have a new classic villan Bojack! And his gangsters Zangya, Gokua, Bido and Bujin.

Sound(1.5 out of 5): Nothing a little boring but amps up during the fight scenes.

Action(4 out of 5): You have to love classic fights like this one. Its all out brawling style makes this a classic to remember.

Villian Deaths(4 out of 5): You gotta' love em'. Super Saiyan 2 Gohan + Bido and Bujin and Bojack = BOOM! Awesome villain death!

Overall(4 out of five): Not the greatest DBZ movie but a musy buy.
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Best DBZ Movie, March 11, 2005
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This review is from: Dragon Ball Z - Bojack Unbound (Uncut) (DVD)
First off, I'm not under 13, I just don't have an amazon account. Anyway, here's the review of the movie.

Story: 4/5
This story is just a true DBZ story. The Z warriors participate in something, and the party's crashed by some bad guys. Cue half-hour fight, and you've got a classic DBZ movie.

Picture: 5/5
As always, these english uncut versions are brought up to great clarity, and also, we get to see the original versions of the movies. In japan, the movies were created in fullscreen, but to make them fit into a theater screen, the top and bottom was cut off. In Japan, people watch these "cropped" versions, but here in america, Funimation got the original full-screen versions. normally widescreen is the uncropped format, but for DBZ its fullscreen!

Audio: 3/5
Not really bad, mostly I'm complaining becuase i can't play the 5.1 dolby it supports. The english audio is pretty good, but once again, the Japenese needs to be remastered, because the soundtrack sounds really old, which it is. (Bojack Unbound is from 1993, so these ARE old movies.)

Action: 5/5
It may take about 20 minutes to get the action started, but once it did, we saw classic DBZ butt-kicking.

Overall: 4/5

I loved this movie. It was just as good as lord slug, my other favorite DBZ movie. i can't compare it to the first three DBZ movies though, because i haven't seen them, but I've heard they're the best ones. I do wish that these movies were a bit longer, because the only movie out in America so far that's over an hour is Broly. The sequel to Broly is only gunna be 45 MINUTES! Why can't these movies be longer! They are way to expensive to not even be an hour long!

Anyway, I would reccomend this movie or Lord Slug if you're going to buy one. If you can't find either of them, Cooler's Revenge and Broly are pretty good too.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars A Good DBZ Movie!!, May 22, 2004
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This review is from: Dragon Ball Z - Bojack Unbound (Uncut) (DVD)
I saw this movie in subtitle, and I would highley suggest to anyone who hasn't seen and is a fan of DBZ, Watch it. It takes place right at the end of the Cell Games Saga, and is about Gohan, Krillin, Piccolo, Tien and Yamcha fighting in a tournament created by Mr. Satan, but some unexpected challengers
disrupt the tournament and challenge the Z fighters and are lead by a powerful warrior named Bojack.Future Trunks also enters the tournament with the Z-fighters and help them fight. This movie has great fighting scenes and also Gohan transforms to Super Saiyan 2 in this movie.
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars A movie that surpasses dbz movies # 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,10,11)!!, June 11, 2004
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This review is from: Dragon Ball Z - Bojack Unbound (Uncut) (DVD)
In this dbz movie, the fighters are competing in the Tenkaichi Budokai and then it's interrupted by Borjack and his man. Trunks (future), Gohan, and rest of the fighters fight agaisnt Borjack's men, but it is Gohan who has to stand up, and show courage in the battle against Borjack. Goku is dead, and the action is excellent and a very entertaining and must see for any db/z/gt fan. rated with 5 stars or 7/7.
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars A review for the true fan, October 12, 2004
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This review is from: Dragon Ball Z - Bojack Unbound (Uncut) (DVD)
Movie 9 finally comes on DVD. I was happy to see this because movie 9 has always been a personal favourite of mine. I just really like all the different scenarios that they fight in.

Audio 2.5/5 - There was nothing particularely wrong with the audio, but once again, Funimation fails to put it in stereo. We only get regular mono for this one yet again, which is really poor for a DVD release.

Video - 5/5 - Once again, the video quality was perfect, just like in the previous movies. Funimation this time, has not messed with the picture like they do in some of the episodes. Next, I have to addresss the widescreen issue. All 13 Dragonball Z movies were in fact, created in FULLSCREEN. However, they were first released in Japanese theatres. So Toei Animation cut out some of the picture to make them widescreen. Then, once released on VHS, they took the chopped up widescreen version instead of the original fullscreen. Funimation, however, recieved the originals from Toei, and now, for the first time ever, we can see the original un-chopped movies, which is great. I admit the widescreen versions seem alot better because it makes it feel more like a movie, but the movies were originally fullscreen. If you search around the web you can find screens comapring the DVD with the original vhs widescreen version to see the chopped off difference. So, that's that.

Subtitles - 2/5 - The subtitles were really bad in this one. First, I have to address the error at the beginning when Kaio-sama and Goku are watching Mr. Satan on TV. The subtitles read "So Cell is the one who defeated Cell? That's okay I guess" when they should read "So Mr. Satan defeated Cell? What a joke!". That was a real let down to see that error, because I loved that line. Next, once again, Goku uses the word "ain't" again, it's horrible (really ruins his character). But it wasn't as over used in this movie as in Movie 8, so it's not that bad. Still though, the rule should be, if you can't speak proper english in the first place, do not do the subtitles. They also continue to spell "Saiya-jin" as "saiyan", which is also in-correct. Funimation uses the rest of the japanese nomenclature, so this is another half done job again. The reason I'm giving such a low rating as well, is because I know Funimation can do better. The last episodes of Dragonball where Son Goku fights Ma Junior in the Tenkaichi Budokai, the subtitles are absolutely flawless. Overall though, they subtitles are easy to read (they're white instead of the standard yellow though).

Story/Action - 4/5 - I really enjoy this story. The original fans know this is a classic, and it's a great interlude in between the 3 Brolly movies, but alot of new American fans are getting sick of the whole repetitive fighting against big bad guy type thing. That's fine for them, but I loved this movie. The tournament setting is really, really awesome. Takes me back to old days in Dragon Ball when the Tenkaichi Budokai used to be really important. The tournament set up is also really cool, as is the conversing between characters during it. Mr.Satan also gives us some good humor. Bojack is a really cool character, and the fight scenes look beautiful in the battle zone settings. Very classic ending with a classic song as well. Great movie, and a better story than say.. Movie 7 (thought the story was already laid for that with the androids).

Overall, 3.5/5 stars this one gets. Though the DVD may seem over priced, it's still cheaper than the Japanese VHS because those are not only quite rare, but the shipping is a fortune. But I leave it to the true fan to decide wheather to buy this or not based on my review.
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4.0 out of 5 stars GREAT BUT SHORT, July 16, 2011
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This Dragon ball z moive is short maby a hour 1 think but if your a dbz fan i thought Bojack and Gohan did kamahamaha at the end of the moive and gohan ponched
a whole in Bojack cheast i seen someing like that on youtube it might be the japanese version but it was still great.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Why does this not have 5 stars!?, December 31, 2009
This review is from: Dragon Ball Z - Bojack Unbound (Uncut) (DVD)
I don't know why this movie does not have 5 stars, it is an amazing movie!
Don't want to spoil anything, but you have new villians & goku is no where to help, so it is up to Gohan, piccolo, vegeta, etc. But will this be enough? This movie starts off right after Gohan defeated Cell, so Goku is not around anymore.
Bojack is a great warrior who was set free by someone we all know....but why would someone release a person like Bojack.....Was it an accident or was it planned!? This movie is awesome!!!!!



-The thing I love the MOST about DB/Z/GT is that it is like a Christian show!!
Goku is the one who always leads everyone the correct way, He is the savior of the world! (Symbolic to God leading us the right way & being our Savior!)

Goku trains & helps his friends to become good fighters (Symbolic to God "training" us in His Word)

Goku trusts in his friends knowing they will do the right thing. (Symbolic to God trusting that His true followers will obey Him & go His way)

Goku always shows love & mercy even to his enemies & evil people. (Symbolic to God showing all us people, whom have broken His Perfect Law -The Ten Commandments- and yet He still gives us Mercy to flee from sin & follow Him)

Goku believes anyone can change their life from bad, to good. (Symbolic to fleeing from our sins & following the Will of God)

Goku was like a father, always protecting people from evil (Symbolic to how God protects us from evil & when the storms comes, He's still with us)

Everytime it seems hopeless & like evil will prevail & there is no way out, Goku is always there to help! (Symbolic to no matter how strong the temptation or urge is, God always provides a way out for us because He is with us)

When the Saiyans or other fighters feel like there is no hope, they go into a new level of strength (Symbolic to when you are weakest you are strongest)

Like with us when we feel we can't resist the temptation or do the Will of God, we still press on and reach a new level or strength.....haha, like a Spiritual Super Saiyan, being much stronger into & with God then we were before.

When the fighters are fighting & they feel there is no hope, someone else usually comes to the aid (Symbolic to God will never leave us & He always provides help)

DBZ is not only a great show but I look at it through a Christian sense, look at it as a Christian sense, it's symbolic, it'll make it 10x better! I know it did for me!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Bojack Naughty, July 30, 2009
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Marcus Smith (St. Louis. MO USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Dragon Ball Z - Bojack Unbound (Uncut) (DVD)
With every Dragonball Z movie, there's one unparalleled fight. Bojack Unbound is among the 13 movies that had a big fight... could have been a little more but being under 60 minutes, I can't complain. Action, comedy and a feeling of exactly how big a fighting arena is. It was great how so many characters appeared (including one intimidating scene between Bulma and Chi-Chi). Mr. Satan (Hercule)
intent on holding on to the World Championship.
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4.0 out of 5 stars DBZ bojack, September 9, 2007
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i actually lyk this movie! it was funny in the beginning with krillin and the fights were good. they shouldve extended the fightin wen gohan turned SSJ2 but buyin this item is still a good deal!
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