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Future Weapons: Season 2

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Future Weapons season 2 is a very informative documentary. It talks about
the various types of future weapons that are being developed around the globe. I was very happy with the shipping time that it took. A little over a week which is very fast for the location that I'm at.

The sections on small arms are particularly interesting. Well done series. Can't beat the price. I can't wait until Season 3 comes out!

I love knowing where the technology is standing at, new inventions, I Love Guns, action, explosion and Sci-fi. I got what I like in a different format. I like the way they say more then I expect and the animator "Mark" Machowicz is making it fun and entertaining. Good job marine...

It's worth the price and to be in my collection. There only two minor thing I can bring to your attention that did make a difference v/s a movie or a regular documentary. It's a TV presentation and there the "retrospective" of before the pause or, last episode was... Repetition of "déjà-vue". Well not a big deal but for me it's breaking the flow of information and the rhythm. The other thing is, I could see limitation and flaw of many thing presented and the format was more a propaganda of our power more than an exhaustive presentation of what out-there. But don't get me wrong, I did love-it. It's highly instructive and entertaining. As an engineer and ballistic fan, well I saw some side that did not get un-reveled discus or emphases.

Let say I will get the next season, and I know Mark you will not let me behind...

I want this man's job hosting an awesome show about the many weapons that we have out there. Some of the things Mac talks about got canned by the army, but whatever thats their loss from the result of their stupidity and ignorance. I find this very entertaining and educational at the same time. Season 3 was the best of them all. Cant wait til that comes out on DVD.

Really enjoyed

would be better if cover pages would contain more detailed content of the DVD