Blink 182: Probed DVD Movie

Blink 182: Probed

Studio	Music Video Distributors
Orig Year	2000
DVD Encoding	Region 1
All Time Sales Rank	82042
CD Universe Part number	1231351
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 14, 2008
Rating	Not Rated
Also Known As	Probed: Blink 182
Running Time	60 Minutes
Movie Details	Color

Blink 182: Probed Movie Review

Average Rating: (1.5 out of 5 stars) 1.5 stars

2 stars The Title is Mis-Leading
This DVD is not about Blink 182. I bought it thinking that it was and it wasn't. It was basicaly about how other punk bands try and copy there style and what other punk bands think about there music. It's not a DVD about Blink 182.
Submitted by skaterfakie (Chicago)
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1 star terrible
I don't often leave bad reviews, but this dvd really brougt out the worst in me, not only did it HAVE nothing to do with blink, but I don't even think the people who made it really know who they ARE! in the beginning intro, there is a picture of mark, with a caption that has tom's name, and a picture of tom, with a caption reading mark's name. I'd strongly discourage anybody from waisting their time with this peice of garbage. Stupid!
Submitted by Ty Redford (Poquoson, VA, USA)
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Blink 182: Probed DVD

Region 1
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Single Side - Single Layer
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1.33
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