Product Details

• Actors: Neil Ross, Jack Angel, Michael Bell, Peter Cullen, B.J. Ward
• Directors: Franklin Cofod
• Format: NTSC
• Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
  
• Number of discs: 1
• Studio: World Events Productions
• DVD Release Date: February 29, 2008
• Run Time: 48 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 3.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (15 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B0014JMUDG
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #156,052 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

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17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Good show Lousy quality DVD!, April 16, 2008

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Brian B. Walker "snoopydaturd" (BURLINGTON, VERMONT United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Fleet of Doom : A Voltron Movie Special (DVD)

I was HIGHLY disappointed by this DVD release of Voltron The Fleet Of Doom! Whom ever "Quote un Quote" was the video editor for this release should be at the very least harshly reprimanded for his or her incompetency! The other five Voltron releases have an awful lot of grain and video noise as well as some obvious synchronicity issues but this one is just an absolute abomination!
The very first thing you see are the trailers for other WEP releases
this is standard procedure and thus it is expected. These trailers are were you first notice the awful quality of this DVD release! The first preview looks like a very bad MPEG 4 video with lots of distortion. Can you say very low bit rate I can! NOT A GOOD START! The second preview is much worse! The tracking was very clearly off on there tape machine you can even spot the tape counter very briefly! Obviously NO body bothered to check the quality of this disc! The show it's self has some very notable problems as well. First the video is quite grainy and horribly out of sync. Unlike all the other Voltron releases there is NO 5.1 surround mix sound option! The most annoying thing about this slapped together pile of dung is the massively long black screens when the program goes to the Voltron will be right back bit. I kid you not there is a 15 second black screen before you see the we now return to Voltron image! This is unacceptably incompetent of there editing staff!
The special Voltron on the streets bonus feature has horrid tracking it is bouncing all around. HELLO THIS IS DVD NOT VHS! If you are looking to complete your Voltron collection this is a start. Mind you not a very damn good one! If the Vehicle Force gets this kind of asinine treatment I will be returning it as defective. I spent $25.00 for a sucker punch in the face disguised as a fond childhood memory! I am leaps and bounds beyond ticked off at this idiotic incompetent pile of garbage I AM JUST PLAIN INSULTED BY HOW POORLY THIS DVD WAS AUTHORED AND RECOMMEND IT ONLY FOR THOSE WHO INSIST UPON HAVING A COMPLETE VOLTRON COLLECTION!

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars Um, isn't DVD supposed to be BETTER than VHS??!!, April 18, 2008

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MiCenaHitmanFan1 (Lansing, Michigan) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Fleet of Doom : A Voltron Movie Special (DVD)

I have to agree with Brian's comments. I only wish I had read it PRIOR to ordering this catastrophe of a DVD. The only reason I didn't give it a rating of 1 is because of the simple fact that it is a great "movie", and to rate it based on the quality alone would be unjust. Now here's my 2 cents on this release. The quality of the video and audio both reminded me of an old school "Laserdisc" that is suffering from extreme laser ROT. And Brian wasn't kidding when he referred to the EXTREMELY annoying 15 second or greater "fade to black" that seems to last an eternity during what apparently is supposed to be a "commercial break". It reminded me of when I watched it back in the 80's on regular broadcast television. The thing that I REALLY regret, is parting with my mint condition VHS of the same title. I hate to say this, but the VHS was far SUPERIOR to this pathetic excuse for a DVD. There was no 15 second lag between "breaks". In fact it was a very well edited and smooth running "movie". Not to mention there was an additional episode ta boot. I shudder to think how they will translate "Voltron I" (Vehicle Force) and of course "Dairugger XV" (Original Vehice Force), the ones that we really want to see anyhow, because we all know the Vehicle Force was FAR superior to the Lion Force *lol*. Hopefully enough of us fans will send WEP enough "hate mail" and they will actually listen and give this classic feature the remaster treatment and 5.1 audio mix that is well deserved! I really could care less about extra features, I just want a smooth running DVD translation without black screens that is at least on par with the VHS. Luckily I was able to track down an unopened VHS of it online for a fair price. At this point, the VHS translation is the way to go. DO NOT BUY THIS DVD, YOU WILL BE DISAPPOINTED! You've been warned! =)

4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars 2 voltrons for the price of 1, March 16, 2008

A Kid's Review

This review is from: Fleet of Doom : A Voltron Movie Special (DVD)

I seen this on TV way back,
this was my favorite TV movie of voltron
to those that did not seen it in the 80's
it has both voltrons lions and cars,

as they fight 5 robeast that transform in to
a big doom robot,

so it take the power of both lion and car voltron
to fight it,

so you will see every one from lion force
and cars space explorers from both shows,

and planet doom and the drulls Empire join together
to fight voltron and win planet aruse,

in a big crossover space battle,