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The poster above me said, "For this fight, the computer used a ton of attributes for Ali and Marciano, and came up with a decision as to who would be the best fighter ever. To film this fight, they did film the two sparring, despite both fighters already being in retirement (Rocky for many more years than Ali)."

That is false. When Muhammad Ali retired, Marciano was already DEAD for years. Marciano died in 1969 at the young age of 45. Marciano and Ali shot the footage in 1968-early 1969. Aside from that, the DVD was a very good one, and I think as years go on, many, many, many boxing fans will be adding this one to their collection. I give this DVD production 5 out of 5.

This movie was great. The music, for example, is very similar to the way it was during the TV series. It was good seeing Fred Dryer and Stepfanie Kramer together again, as well. Dryer looks to still be in very good shape. A lot of action, suspense and thrills throughout. Hopefully, this will be the beginning of many more "Hunter" movies on NBC.

"Jason X" isn't the worst of the "Friday the 13th" series, but it isn't the best, either. It is better than the last movie in that this truly is Jason, not someone who has eaten Jason's heart, and is now possessed by Jason, like in "Jason Goes to Hell."

The deaths in the movie were unique, especially when Jason froze the woman's face, and then smashed it. Of course, true Jason fans want him to kill everyone, but I think even a non-horror fan would want Jason to kill everyone, as well, if only to put an end to the horrible acting by everyone on the spacecraft. 3 out of 10.